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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-01-01
SENATE.
MONDAY, Dec. 90, ls45.
HoN DALI Dc
Petitions presented.


Petitions presented
BY Mr.. Zenor, a from citizens of Harri
son county on the subject Of changing the county.
BY Mr.. Hardin, sundry petitions and remonstrances
the subject of aboshing the Office of county Auditor
Of Johnson county-aid on the table temporarily.
Petitions presented by Messrs. Todd Reckhill
Buell. Wood, Jones, Parks Montgomery. Davis, Jackson
aud Allison,
Reports from Standing Committees.
Mr. Chapman of l.. from the judiciary committee, in
relation TO liens real estate passed to second read
Rg also bill in relation clerks of executor and admin
istratOrs sale, ordered to a second reading.
Mr. Pomeroy from the committee, reported bill
amending the act in relation fees Of county and
ship officers passed to a second reading.
MIR. Berry of NJ. from the minority of the committee or
Education, made elaborate report the subject o
permanently locating the Deaf and Dumb ASYLUM q
Bloomington several motions made relative to print
ing the report, together with the majority report reaC
several days previous.
Mr. Coffin moved to print and stitch them separately
did not prevail.
Mr. Hamrck opposed to printing either of the re
ports.
MI English demanded division of the question or
printing Senate resolved print; ayes 81 noes 26
Mr.. Herman from the committee canals &C., re
ported back the bill relative to certain Water power
Norhport In Noble couaiy, read three times and passed
Mr. Morgan of r. moved to refer the bill 10 the
miitee caims-which did not prevail.
Mr. Buell. moved that it lie the table not agreed TO
Mfr. Hsmrek then moved its reference to the committe.
on Finance; which failed.
.hr. Parks moved TO lay ii the table which did no
prevail.
The ayes and then called on its passage Il
the third reading, which resulted ayes 26. noes 81
Mr.. Goodenow from the committee the State Bank
reported bill for the relief of William VI Huges ans
Willis Hodges; passed.
.Hr. Buell. from the committee made a report in
relation to the Lafayette and Michigan City Branch
Banks, recommending joint resolution requiring tn,
Governor to issue seire acas against said Branches
ID show why they should be suspended [The
charges preferred against these Branches are that they
accustomed to business without quorum
presentkeep report of the proceedings Of the Bosrd
of Directors &c, required by the Bank chsrter1
Reports from Select Committees.
Mr.. Ellis reported bill for the purpose of eveeine
Shaker Prairie The Wabash river read three times
passed.
Mr.. EdmonsOn reported bill for the relief Of Isaat
Cowen, and George Conrod Of Pike couHty read thres
times and passed.
Mr.. Morgan Of r. reported back the bill in relation
summonng Grand and Petit Jurors in Decatur and War
rem counties; read and passed.
.nr. Chapman of L. in relation to the settlers or
the Wabash and Erie canal lands read three times ana
passed.
Mr.. Pomeroy moved suspension Of the rules 10 TAKE
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Mr. Bowling said, this repeal would prevent meritori-
Gus class Of citizens from collecting their debts VIZ The
publishers of newspapers, who could refuse TO make s
until he got his pay. He had long been connected
with the press in Indiana but was not now, nor did ever
again expect be- he Eel, like protecting the rights Of
this meriorious class of citizens. Under this repeal or
amendment the attorney, who had secured his fee,
could make the AFFIDAVIT.
Mr. Mcdonald said he believed there law IN In
diana that compelled printers publish notices without
first being paid for IL.
MIR. Downing about making reply when there
was an alarm Of fire at the Palmer House; and
On motion, the House adjourned.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

Railroads.
The House. in continuation of the order Of business
resumed the of the bill incorporate the
Ohio and Indianapolis Railroad Company-the question
being on concurring in the amendment offered by Mr..
Moore for q repeal amendment of the charter by the
Ie,isl.ufs at any time, with amendment, offered by
Mr. Fefeuson that such repeal or amendment shall
only take place, when the company has forfeited
charter.
Mr. Moore offered the following substitute for his
amendment, Thursday.
.The General Assembly reserves the right to alter,
amend or repeal this charter, at any time"
The amendment Of Mr.. Ferguson was not adopted.
The question recurring on Mr.. hoore's amendment
Mr. Ferguson said, that this company would have to
depend in great measure the citizens Of other States
10 ske stock for the road and should this amendment be
adopted they would not risk their money in corporation
which the whim caprice of subsequent legisls
tu,e might dissolve He contended, that it mere
,o,;oo n those who wished to have such amendment
adop,ed for the corporation violated its charter
IL could be dissolved
The question was taken on Mr. MOores amendment, and
decided in the negative, syes %, noes So.
Mr. Carr moved to commit to the committee on canals
and Internal improvements with The following inssruc
fIons to vii:
To p,osids for paying to the sxts of Indiana such
eomoensstiop az may be deemed just and equisbe, IN
case said company construct any part of said Railroad on
the present grade between Salem and New Albany and
also TO provide that company may construct railway
from the town OF New Albany TO iniersect said road
Mr. Corr said that the state had expended some $685.
600 on this grade and lac wished protect the interests
Of the State.
Mr. Ferguson said his constituents bad stood up man.
fav in paving their taxes in The midst Of all difficulties,
although they had received any benefit from the
State. The gentleman was mistaken altogether 10 NE
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AFTERNOON SESSION.
BiIIs. &c Passed

Bills, &c Passed.
joint resolution in relation the New Albany and
Vincennes road providing for the election OF
dent by joint ballot.
To amend the revised laws, in relation to voting al
school meetings, making all all general elections
qualified voters al such meetings, ayes rs, noes 8.
To amend the revised Statutes in relation serving
process making make personal services
less in affidavit of plaintiff, that defendant secreles
himself &c.
To amend the fixing the time Of holding courts in
the fifth circuit.
Extending the time OF holding probate in Sheby
To amend the 10th article Auth chapter revised laws
in relation to affidavits.
To amend the revised laws in relation to fines anc
costsimprisoning in Jail the so per day
where persons unable to pay or replevy,
To regulate the mode Of enforcing COSTS and repeating
law providing for imprisonment.
TO authorize the placing of swinging gates highway
in Dearborn.
For the relief Of the citizens of school district in Cas-
county
To relation to the probate courts Of Henry county.
Several bills read a second time and referred OF
ordered to be eDgrossed.
The bill in relation TO estrsys read second time
when
Mr Pennington moved to refer a select committee
with view OF having estray notices published the To-
cal papers, which motion prevailed and Messrs Prnuing
ton, shsnks, and Morrow. appointed said com
mttee.
The bill Of The Senate providing for special of the
circuit courts taken from the table and passed
The bill to extend the time of the February term Of
the Franklin circuit court, taken from the table and
passed.
Mr bowling moved to reconsider the vote on the bill
repeating the Revised Laws in reference to adavts
publication of notices.
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PENAaANSHlP,


MIR. DODGE would respectfully inform the
I'VE inhabitants ce Pamela and vicinity that
he will give a course of Lessons IN this
place on the Dolbear System as taught
by them in New Orleans.
Now that penmanship is taught as a
Science instead Of being learned by i'm
taiion, there is positive certainty that
nil persons may learn to write with
ease. elegance and rapidly, any hand
their fancy may select or business mas
demand
Ladies are taught neat, free, and
graceful hand
Mr. Dodge will be pleased 10 explain
the subject, and exhibit specimens of i'm
provement to all who may feel IAN in
terest in this subject
For certificates and recommendations
IN favor of this method Of teaching Mr..
d, wonId refer TO his printed circulars,
n. b. Nh Dodge guarantees entire
satisfaction to all who attend his course
Of lessons, and any person who may
not write elegantly at the close Of the
Lessons are invited to continue on I'M
I'll they are perfectly satisfied.
Pamela April 10Th 1916.
oy8ntf
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RANGERS NOTICE..

AS posted by James Jolly, living
about | 8 miles south east Of Pa
nola, four work Steers, of the follow
ing description, l white with a black
head, marked with crop and two
splits in the left ear; one white, With
yellow head, marked with swallow fork
in.the left and split in The right, brand
ed on the left hip with Inc letter Ii;
one white and steer spotted, marked
with a crop off the left and underbit in
the right, and the other red, with a
white face, marked with a swallow fork
in the left and crop off the right. Ap
praised to thirty nine dollars and fifty
cents, this Pamela, December the Goth
1915. p. b. JONES, Ranger,
Dec 90. 46-3t. 4
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CHaanccry Sale.

PURSUANT to an Interlocutory De-
cree of the District Chancery Court
Of the State oil Mississippi at Holly
Springs, pronounced at he January
Term 1916, in the suit Of Rodah Hor-
ton as. William II. GIascock 81 Am
NJ. Glascock, +! will sell 10. the highest
bidder at the Court House door IN the
town Of Ponola on Wednesday the 90,
day ofApriI 1916, lit being the third
day of the Circuit Court Of SAID coun-
tyl theifolowing described land'to wit.
The South East, South West, and North
East quarters Of Section 8, Township
9. of Range 7 West of the Basis Mare
dian of the Chickasaw cession, lying in
the county Of Ponola except from 8 tol5
acres of said North East quarter en-
braced within the corporation Of the
town of Ponola, on credit Of six
months. the purchaser giving bond
with good and sufficient security.
March 12, 1916. HANNIBAL HARRIS
Calvin Miller, Commissioner.
Solicitor. V2-no.
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AdnlInis1E.afOrs Notice.

ETTERS Of Administration with The
"a VII ANNEXED, having been grant
ed on the estate Of Jno' Buie decd 10 Al
Ian Mathews by the Probate Court OF
Tailahatchie county Miss, at the No
vember term 1915; notice is hereby
given TO all pesons indebted. to said es
tate, to come forward and make imme-
dia,e payment, and those having claims
against said estate are requested TO pre-
sent the same Cor payment, duly au-
thentica,ed within the time prescribed
by law, or they will be forever barred.
Given under my hand and seal at
Charleston, this 12. day of Nov'r 1915.
ALLAN MATHEWS. seal
administrator aCith
lie Val annercd Of Jno Buie decd,
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READY TIAD-H
NROWffTM1.

The stock of clothing Is composed Of
Dress and Prock Goats Of Blue, Black
and Fancy colors-Sacks, and Business
Coats of every description-Vests Of all
kinds-Over Goats, coarse and fine
Shirts ofUIl qualities, Flannel, Merino,
Silk, Buck5kin, Cotton and Linen Bo-
sons and ColIars-Drawers Of all
kinds, Ruakskin, Merino, Cotton and
Linen.
Clothing purchased Of me shall an
swer the recommendation or restitution
will be made in case Of every failure.
1t has all boen manufactured by q rery
reputable firm of Merchant TGHcrs IN
he ciiy Of NJ Harea vho hare sent me
10 obide 1cith y0w and ciothe yo~. Be
sure to call before purchasing elsewhere
i will give you good bargains.
II. WADE, Martins Row.
Jan. 10th, 1916.
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I FILTERS Of administration having
- been granted the undersigned, on
The Estate Of Elizabeth Allen deceased,
by the Honorable Probathe Court, of
Tallahalchio county, Miss, on the II h
toy OF January, \. ID, 1915.
Notice IS hereby given, to all persons
having claims against said Estate, to
present them duly authenticated, for
payment, within the time prescribed by
law, or they will be forever barred,
those indebted to said Estate, are re-
quested to make immediate payment.
Given under my hand at Charleston,
January 10, 1916.
SAMUEL GATTIS Admir-.
Jan. II 40, 49-6w.
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Administrators NOdicc.

ETfERS of Administration hav-
"a ing been granted the undersigned,
on the estate Of Abr. Allen decd, by
the Probate Court, Of Talahaichie coun-
~ Miss on the 9th Dec. 1915.
Notice is hereby given to all persons
indebted TO said estate, TO make imme-
date payment (and save cost and
those havine claims against said estate
must present them duly authenticated
within the time prescribed by law, or
they viii be forever barred, given I'M
der 10Y hand and seal
&c. KENDRICH Adm's.
Dec. 20 '45. 46-Gw.
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ENHIS Institution will be opened for
n Students in tern Of five months,
about the first Of March next.
BY the hberalify of the citizens Of
this and the neighhoring counties, an
excellent frame building will be ready,
containing abundant rooms for recita-
fon.and other purposes; also dwelling
houses for Teachers and Boarders !;
Out- buildings, Fairgrounds, Garden,
&c. for an extensive and permanent
Boarding School.
The furniture of the Academy shall
be of the most approved forms, com
bining health, comfort, and usefulness.
An Apparatus for Philosophical and
other purposes; select Library tor
the use of-puPils; and the most valua-
bic Maps and Charts that the Eastern
cities afford, will render our advantages
second to none.
This location is peculiarly dcsirea-
bic for a Boarding School.
+ 1t was selected by committee, with
an especial view to health. from a
high and salubrious region, where no
mlasnata from stagnant water, or local
cause for diseases OF any sort can pos
sibly be found.
The Board Of Trustees takes plea
/. ure in announcing that, for the man
agement of this Academy, they have
procured the services Of Professor r.
MORRIS, late Of De Soto Academy, 50
I long known TO The citizens of North
Mississippi, as an untirjng servant in
the cause. of Education.
The health Of Professor NJ. being re-
established, the Trustees feel that they
! cannot better recommend the advan
tages Of the Mount Sylvan Academy
than to say that he will carry ii on
with all the skill with which his eX-
perience and talents promise.
Assistant teachers will be engaged
as needed
A Boarding House for applicants
will also be ready and will be enlarged
as the wants of the school may re
! quire.
Prices Of good board VIII range from
/ $50 10 $40 per Session.
The Trustees wish it to be understood
! that they hold the Principal of the AGA
| denny responsible for the conduct and
management Of whatever steward he
may select TO conduct the Boarding
| IIouse,-This will be a guarantee tc
| those who send their sons TO the Acade
my that every attention will be paid tC
their comfort in health and sickness.
THE TERMS OF TUITION ARE,
For the sciences in which the Eng
fish language is used as a medium.
$40 O(
Fer other languages, $50 OF
There are no extra charges of any
sort, save in case of actual damage, anC
free use Of apparatus, Library, &c
will be given to every student.
JAMES BROWN, President,
JAMES G.. TRIGG, Secretary of The
! Board.
December, l845.
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AelunEsaEsGratou,s E.oticc.

3 FILTERS of administration on the
a Estate Of John II Page. having
been granted the pnde, signed, by the
Probate Court. Of TaIahatchic county,
Mississippi, on the l2'h day Of January,
A. y. 1915.
Notice is hereby given, to all persons
having claims against said Estate, to
present the same duly authenticated, for
payment, within the tins prescribed by
law. or they will be forever barred, and
lhose indebted to said estate, are re-
ques'ed to come forward and make i'm
mediate payment.
GEORGE II. PAGE Admir-.
Jan. II '46. 49-6w.
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Rcsigy,affo,a.

I'VE undersigned having lieve grant
n ed him. by the Probate Court, Of
Tallaha:chie county, Miss. to resign
his letters Of administration, on the Els
tate of John Sutton, deceased.
Notice is hereby given, to all whom
it may concern, that ] will attend at the
March term, (2nd Monday 1850 of
The Probate Court, TaIahatchie county,
Miss, to make settlement of said estate,
so far as have administered, and re-
sign my letters Of administration.
JAMES BUCKLY Admir-. F.
Jan. Il '4G. 49-Gv.
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NDTECE.

4 II persons indebted 70 me IoIe
Arm of Woodruff and Wesson,
,aber bv note or account, are hereby
.oGfed not to pay the same 10 any
.a..,n save to w. c. Wesson or my
elf except those accounts that have
T.an pIaced in the hands Of james c.
,..,,,r7ng, by Mrs. Woodruff; said
49,; 80 notes have been stolen
at of my Office within the last week.
RI. Turner agent TOR ". c. Wesson.
AnriL I, 1916. Z II.
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THAKEN up by lessee B. Porter, Nv
Il ing six miles west OF Panola' Two
steers Of the following description, VIZ.
one red and white; white face; some
white on his breast and belly, marked
with crop of'of the right, and crop
and split off of the left ear, the other
red and white speckIed, marked with
y croD and plitin the left ear. no BRANDS
about. Seven years old and APPRAISED
$685. P. b. JONES Il. r. y
Jan. 40 10"
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Final settlement.

EsOTlCE is hereby given that the
~ undersigned administrator de bonis
non OF the estate Of Samantha Wood DID
has filed his accounts at the March
term 1876 OF the Probate court of pa
nola county Miss. for final settlement
of said estate at the May term following
of said court,
Jesse B. PORTER Abr
Feb 28th 1876. Q-2-6w
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Feb 81, 1916.
TRUSTEES SALE.


IN pursuance OF a certain Deed OF
4 Trust made by William Il. Glascock
Scn'r TO the undersigned Trustee:
which was executed on the--day OF
April 184O,t and reco rded in the Office
of the Clerk Of The County Court OF
Madison county Alabama, | shall as
Trustee, proceed to sell at the resi-
dence of William II. Glascok Jun,r IN
Pamela county Mississippi TO The highest
bidder on The tenth day of March
next, U846) the following negroes to
wit:
and one negro girl slave named Morga-
ret.
Terms of sale made known on day
Of sale. ss.s RI.
BENJAMIN. t. MOORE,
Trustee. by William w. Smith, his
Agent and Attorney in fact.
Pamela Feb. eth '46 Sod
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Adnaimisfraeor,s Notice.

State Of Mississippi /
Pamela Comfy.
ID II. Nichols, having at the Janua-
u ee ry term, 1916, of the Probate
Court Of said county, applied for and
obtained letters of administration, on
the estate of Jehn Waldrupe deceased
hraeby give notice, TO all persons in.
debted to said estate, 10 come forward
and make immediate payment, and al
persons having claims againstthe same
are required to present them duly pu.
thenticated, within the time prescribed
BIZ law, or they will be forever barred
r. II. Nichols Admir-
Ian. 24 '46. 5O-6m
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a dupnin traitors Notice.

Z ETTERS of administration on the
IL estate of William Quarles deceas-
ed having been granted to the under
signed by the Probate Court Of Talla-
hatchie county Miss, at the November
term thereof f845 Notice is hereby
given 10 all persons Indicted 10 sad
estate TO come forward and make I'M
mediate payment, and those having
claims against said estate are here
by notified to present them duly au-
tbentica,ed within the time prescribed
bv law, or they will be forever barred.
THos. A HILL.
administrator of I'm Quarle8, decd.
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Fiae Belmont Ferry.

TNHE public are respectfully inform
Z ed that a good Ferry Flat and an
efficient Ferrymau are in readiness at
all times to serve travellers and clti-
zens at the Belmont Ferry.
The rates Of Ferriage are much Low
er than any other crossing on-the river.
Road wagons loaded IS CTS, empty 80
2 horse do. do. so = do. 80
horse Buggy SuIky &c. % cts.
Q do. Carriages sc. IS"
Man and horse 10 "
Footman and loose horse 3
No contrac; will be made for yearly
crossing, but for the benefit of citizens
who cross frequently. the following re-
Culations vii be observed.
HALF PRICE.
Any person having paid FOR one cross
ing horseback foot carriage or loaded
wagon, on any day, shall be PRIVILEGED
to recross the same day free Of charge.
Cash will be required in every in
stance at the time Of crossing. No &C,
counts kept, or credit given for ferriage
whatsoever. kOBT CLANTON.
Dec. eth as 47-2w.
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ADMINS TRATOR'S NO TICE.

Letters Of administ ration having been
granted to the Undersigned, on the Is
tate Of Eli South, deceased, al the Ccto-
her term, A. ID. 1914 of the Probate
court of Pamela county--this therefore
is to notify all persons indebted to said
Estate to come forward Immediately ana
make payment. And those having claims
against said estate, wilt present the
same. duly authenticated, to the subscri-
her. within the time limited by law, or
this notice will be plead as bar to the
recovery OF the same.
36-6w HIRAM RHOD ES, Admr
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SALE OF ~ .dENTs
5n TaREahatchA1 County.

4 GEORGE w. JOHNSON, Sheriff
Ao( TalIahatchie county, and in obed-
ence to an order of sale TO me directed
from the honorable Circuit Court of said
county, will on the 9th day Of April A.
ID. 1876. offer for sale at the Court
House door in the town of CharIsloa at
public auction for cash, the Judgments
hereafter described, to satisfy Clerks
and 6heritf's Fees and Jury Tax, and
all other costs due thereon, to wit: One
judgment in favor of james A. GnauIi
rs Boyd NJ Doak, rendered on the cath
day Of September 1889, for the sum of
1884, 90, Costs $24,87. One Judg-
ment in favor Of James A. Gnault and
against Jane Budger, rendered on the
cath day of September 1899, for the
sum of S176,75, Costs Sl3,l2. Two
Judgments in favor Of Hiram q. Run
nels and against Nj. S Maynard Admr's
John T. Harlan, each rendered on the
20th day Of September 1836-one for
$646,86, and Costs Sl3, 5O-one for
S414,l Is, and Costs $l4,62. Mintcr &
Chisholm rs Boyd Nj. Doak, Judgment
rendered Goth day September 1889 for
the sum of S401 40 and Costs $24, 624.
Sale within the hours prescribed by
taw.
G.. w. JOHNSON,
Sheriff TaHahatchie County.
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LAW N0tfCG.
MILLER & ESTELLE.

CALVIN MILLER, WIN. NJ EslELLE
PANoLA, Miss. BELMONT, MISS.
TEAVING formed gpartnarship in the prac
tice of their profession, will give their IN
divided attention to all business entrusted to their
care in any part Of north Mississippi. They
viii practice in the District Cbancery Court at
Holly Springs, the Federal court at PontOtoc, and
and the High Court of Errors and Appeals al
jackson.
Letters addressed 10 the finn, either at Pamela
or Belmont, viii receive prompt attention.
marc % 2if
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AS posted by V. Malone, living
bout twelve miles South West OF
the town of'Ponola, one bay horse mule,
tour years old has Two scars on his
right hip, and appraised to S25.
P.B. JONES, r. p. C.
March %, '4G. eff