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Indiana State sentinel., 1846-07-23
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lv appointed the Probate Count o Marnn county,
Indiana WILL the 25h day Of July A d. 1876,
public SALE by order OF said nrae court the following described
the Samuel ~ Cunningham, Of Ilam
county deceased.
Susannah Beaver Beaver of John Beaver
junior o Marion county Aforesaid deceased, tw: The
quarter township
north Of ve containing Eighty which OF
land situated mill and gs mill Also, much o the
quarter Of the section aforesaid might be
mill dam which
ID.
the last named quarter seon all OF which Is situated IN the said
county Marion. Also the following described tract Of land situated
in Hamilton county Indiana Ow The soulhwe o
northeast OF section eight township moth,
five Also the following described tract &C land situated
in Hancock county, Indiana, The northeast quarter OF
,rtwe quarter Of section fourteen township
aed
in Hamton belonging Elizabeth Beaver widew
Of John senior late OF the Of Marion, deceased aud
and above named, the pfpet0s &c the
aforesaid OF land the half d the southwest
township seventeen north Of five
excepting o the Of land in Germantown The said
public aucon the mill and gTist mill situated
Of
four The said Of land viii be Sold
Than T0hrds
the appraised vtlueonch tf The purchase be paid
i'm six mOnths oneounh tefof
and the remaining fourth payable
date said sae aud for the portion &C the
purchase money shall rena unpaid The time OF The sale the
required nuses with sufficient freehold
praise1ent laws with portion purchase
hch If improved lands
~ LszAa9s o2rPsf ioaxSnS gi WILSON com~issioues
Indiana State sentinel., 1846-07-23

The New York Courier and Enquirer says friend
who has Just returned from the interior of that State,
where mo license" prevails, relates some amusing
shifts which resorted to to crafty the thirsty
souls whose supply of nectar the law has cut off, In
one tavern, the landlord has caused box to be put
I'D In his barroom which painted in bold let
tiers, For the widow and orphan fund of the village
f." The thirsty traveller who should be so
foolish to ask for glass of liquor is promptly
fused for the law orbids the sale of It, but pointing
to the box, the charitable landlord says: "if you
contribute sixpence that fund, don't mind treat
ing" Very few are so dumb not to understand
this hint and fewer still uncharitabe to refuse
their mite to such excellent fund. The sixpence
contributed, and the landlord keeps his word and
treats.
In another place, landlord refuses to sell any
liouor but he demands from each traveller sixpenct
for backing his horse under the shed, the liquor o.
course being gratuitous-others sell nothing but tho
extracts of sarsaparilla, lemon or the ke-at leas
the labels all say so, and the law does not allow
one to go behind the labels, they drive thriving bu
siness. The striped pig is quite poor animal afte
this, and would think of giving sixpence fol
a sight of one, when with the same sum he can con
tribute to an excellent charity fund, and get treat
the bargain.
Indiana State sentinel., 1846-07-23

(MADE REGULAR PHYsIGAN.)
"A ereelen pleasant and never failing Medicine
for the o. Fepers .9gue, Dyspepsia. Indigestion,
Costireness, Foul Stomach, Head Ache, b,fHenza.
Impure Blood, liant Of APPETITE. HORNS. Coughs and
Cotds, Liver Complaint, General Debility, Pains Of
all kinds. Female Complaints and all Diseases that
REs rES e ST TIg gose sinS ca, can gS,sSty Sx o,s
enous scnles win plesae read The following never before
table Pills Consumption Colds Rheumatism dyspepsia Feve
been attacked some non;s since bad cough weak
table Pills but with cold nig-co0d
Sugar coated Improved vecrias Pals which re-
stored my health within SIX days and believe them to o the best
Cambridge, October i9, lsl4
The Sugar Coated Indian vere YOU
give good satisfaction They sell better than have had
EAIatt from Levi Borretts letter dated
The Pills which received from yoa have gwen s"sh universal
satisfaction where they been purchased
unifon that thought best request you 10 sead
EIirsci rom William n Paekars. letter. dated
Monson, Massachusetts. January % Is45.
sT-Enclosed the payment for the tst Pills You will
eon have not on hand than boxes and do wish
Estraci from Daniel Tan & Sons letter, dated
TaisvIle, Vermont, February 6. lsl5.
Sins very "a,
Mr. smh Of Gloucester that he has sold ~
dozen more and they give such universal satisfaction
Mr. Allen of Palmer Depot very thankful he
6"x 81 these p immediately cured her also that they had
and sns s o sr sSs % bur should SS
only recommend these"
| Extract from n Danforths letter dated
| Barnard,
Please send immediately dozen
Vegetable Pills Those short time since all sd
aud give universal satisfaction.
The following high esma ION
these pills held:
| Harper's Ferry, Virginia. A pri 81, ls4S.
DIR " w Andews-Si-i am IN Of
dian Vegetable Pills. have not There has
much Sickness have been pills
before was aware OF it, They are well liked here.
| Baltimore, April IS, l5s5.
Benjamin Smith, D-Dear s-I herewith YOU draR on
Messrs Swift Briggs aud
in the Coated Improved Indian Vegetable
10 ~ dozen hand ths % gross you
letter from Mr.. Cnder n w ANDREWS, Druggist.
| From
/ Extract from Messs G 4 J Hills letter, dated
| Detroit, March 20, lss5s
Smh-Dear this day per express IA ero o
them renh had
All who have called
pills the highest aud when supply
would four We
highest opinion of pills. and affords peculiar
sell medicine that gives such universal satisfaction
0~y-PRICE 25 CENTS PER BOX.lC6
No"SuoARCoATED LLs" genuine. without the signature
inveno q BeHiamin Smith ID, President of
| York College OF Heath box.
Office devoted exclusively the sale OF this medicine.
| l79 Greenwich street. New York.
Sold by CRAIGHEAD Indianapolis; WILLIAMS McC,LELLAs,
Franklin W. MOUNTS, Columbus BRowN & THoMPsoN,
KsG, iaute X n.
BRUcE ELDRDoE LoganTor ]. NJ. DEFHEEs, Peru; n. Is.
REED. Fort Wayne AMEs 4 HOLuDIY Michigan City RoBEET
w. RoBERrs Lao aud sold throughout Tie United
States and Canada.
| lcrI5ewaTe Of limitations
Indiana State sentinel., 1846-07-23

the 9TH day OF June 1876 two soel horse colts One with
blaze face rnt hind foot white above the pa>tcm oin
appearance Of maks supposed 10 be thee
od Appraised at twenty-five dollars. The other with
white spot his face and nose the of lighter and
the tail of darker body saddle marks
the right hind foot white the pasts joint, the left hind
foot white the outside the paste jnt, white
hairs at The root Of the TAIL appearance Of marks
Appraised at twenty-five dollars by Alexander Walker and
John Broheton, before Justice Alpheus II. Stephens
BOWEN HALE. Clerk
Indiana State sentinel., 1846-07-23
sfnIe OF Indinna. Roone County:

In BooNE CIRcUT CouRT, FAIL TERM, A. d. lc36.
Zenas ReckVth Us Ira kingsbeny.
In Chanccr 10 Fsrcci0se Mortgage.
YHNTIE this filed the clerks nce o
the f the Ste Of udam his certain
in crancery In the said dcndd, and also tie
affidavit person, bwBs that the said Ira Kinser
not residrut f IL Indiana: TheTrire t- said King
nded that said cause still pending IN as oo1rt aud
thu uness Kngsbery sh aPfgr Ia Id be-
fore the first thereof, plead dnnr
complaint before The calling Of said the
will he tiken for confessed against him. Attest,
yalve 1876 LEVI LANE, Clerk Of said Court
T. SroNK Attorney or panlf. l4-3Mf
Indiana State sentinel., 1846-07-23
TRANSYLYANIA UNIYERSITY.


will
II Of November continue
The Principles and Practice of Surgery by Pnf DUDLEY.
Materia Medca and Therapeutics by Pre- MITCHELL
Chemistry nd Pharmacy, by Prof. PETER.
Special and Surgical Anatomy by Prof.
General and Pathological Anatomy and Physiology by Prof.
Obstetrics and DseaSas Women aud Children by Pnd AMMAN
Theory and Practice Of Medicine, by PnG BARTLETT
E. L. DuDLEr. NJ.
The whole Sl05 and have abolished
credit SYSTEM cash will be invariably required The malcon
library ticket hospital ticket dolrs dissectng
ticket doars graduating fee SIS Boarding and Judging from
D three dollars per week, fuel and lights included
BY order of Faculty THOS. ID. MITCHELL NJ. D., Dem.
Tu a -Q,yfs
Indiana State sentinel., 1846-07-23
w. II. PRESTON a. co.

HAVE hand and constantly receiving direct from New
York, we'll selected of DRY GOODS which
they will sell cheap cheaper than in these dggns
Their assortment consists in Of the following arcles Cloths
Cassmeres Satine Jeans Haritmes, Twecds Prints Muns
Dings, Vengs Florence Braid Bonnets, Ribbons Flowers
Ladies' Cravats Handkerchie shaws
Also good assortment Of ready made Clothing and splendid
assortment Of CUSTOM MADE BOOTS AND SHOES which
enabled sell nearly cheap others their
work which, unless carried with viii fall TO pieces
before can be got out of town good assortment of Palm Leaf
Leghom Fur Brush and Silk Haas will be kept constantly
hand They have also Coffee. Msdde indigo Coppess
Alum Red Pepper Spice Ginger Nails Cotton Yarn &C. eS
Indiana State sentinel., 1846-07-23

THE QUESTION SETTLED.-A practical illustration
of one of MIR. Calboun's great principles beau
tiully developed yesterday morning. at the corner of
Third and Walnut streets, in a short, yet we are
happy to say not sanguinary conflict, between wood
cart and furniture wagon, the former driven by one
Of the Hon. Mr.. Giddings constituents. a colored
'gemman," the other by genuine Patlander.
Immediately upon the collision Of the two vehicles,
he of Erin incontinenty splintered the tail board
over the head of his grinning foe, which quickly
aroused that gentleman from his state of mastery
inactivity, aud preparations made for regular
set to. A gentleman interfered, when the following
dialogue occurred
"Now you see dat de law my side, and | 90 right
into your witals you struck fst; you know you did
for dar your old tail board cracked on my coconu"
! Stop moment said bystander, before you 90
ahead this is the law; 'oSfiiteS erst but no tcar!
Before you 60 into his vitals you must declare wGr
To be he has cracked you over the cranium but
that is nothing but mere act of hostility which be
of the tail board may disavow. You cannot strike
until you have formally declared par." ais dat de
law, said darkie slowly getting into his cart den
look here de next time goes right into de war; con-
temporaneously vid de horsetilites "-Phila. Penn.
Indiana State sentinel., 1846-07-23
The following remarks, from the Easton Sentinel,

The following remarks, IRON llle Easloh oeh'ihei,
very appropriate and suited to any and every
section, where brawling dastards may be found -
"Whenever you hear man railing out against the
wickendess of war, especially going on at the
time, or quizziDg and raducing those who manifest
willingness and readiness to their country, SCI
that man down for a coward and a poltroon- The
man that talks loud and brave about war, may, or may
not be a coward. The man who says little but acts
promptly when duty calls, may be relied upon while
the man who swears he wont go out of the State to
fights eternally croaking about the horrors and
all who show willinness to aid in repelling the in
yader from any and every spot our territory he may
pollute-that man you may set down certain for q
coward
Indiana State sentinel., 1846-07-23

JUST REPRooF.-A lady, says the Baltimore
Argus. who had married man of great goodnatnre,
but little deficient in point of Understandings was
reproached by her broher-naw, who told her in de-
rision that she had coupled herself to a fool. $50
has my sister," she replied, " for no man Of sense
would endeavoy to give any woman mean opinion Of
her husband
Indiana State sentinel., 1846-07-23
To The Voters of the Tenth Circuit

The undersigned having been prevented by combination
of circumstances from visiting person the different
ties in the circuit he had expected adopts this mode Of
informing you that he continues be a candidate for Prose-
cutting Attorney at the approaching election and that
as heIeofoe he asks votes upon the ground Of qua
cations only.
BEDFORD july l3. 1886 JAMES HUGHES.
Indiana State sentinel., 1846-07-23
LORDS Supper.

The Lords Supper will be dispensed the Public Semi
nary OF this city next Sabbath, 9Th instant providence
permitting by Rev. A Bower and other ministers
the A. r. Church. Preparatory services
Friday 25th instant ii O'clock A NJ and at 10 O'Clock
Saturday and Sabbath and the Communion Service
O'Clock, 2. VI. the Sabbath.
Indiana State sentinel., 1846-07-23
SUPREME COURT OF INDIANA.

Cases determined at The Jaly Tlrm. 1916.
REPORTED SENTINEL A. N. cARNAHAN.
SATURDAY, July 18Th.
Muir the State. Error the Ripley c. C. Opinion by
PERKINS, J.
defendant to indictment for perjury may show that
the deputy cek who administered the oath charged TO be
false, had not received appointment and been
deputy, ground Of defence against the prosecution
Reversed Brown and DumOnt for the plaintiff; Bradley for
defendant.
COOmbs o. Rose. Error the Union c. C. Opinion by
DEwEY,J.
publication containing the following language "Charge
4th. Refusing to e. {. in his witness
before Esq. b. when j. T. r believes that he, j. c. knew
his, G. C's statement not true" is when shown by
and nuendoes have been applied by T. r the
testimony Of g. e in the tial Of certain cause, libel by
ER r. against G. C..
Words spoken written in the regular OF church
discipline of members Of the chuIch among the
bers privileged communications, and aetonabe unless
express malice be shown in the speaker pubher
But words spoken written such occasion by a
member Of church, against member
to him privileged communication Reversed Seeth and
Ryman foI plaintiff; Test for defendant.
Hough .. Beard. Error to the Wayne C. c. 0pnisn by
BLACKBOARD. j.
In a action at law an awaId, the miseon-
duct Of the arbitrators is no defence. affirmed.
Stdckhouse ef al PosegdIe Error the Tippecanoe
C. c. Affirmed.
Indiana State sentinel., 1846-07-23
ENECU rOR's SALE.

NOTICE hereby given M The undersigned VIII proceed expose
public 18th day of September next, the late
consisting in Of horses hg Sheep bees CATTLE farming utensils
tanning mill hay whe aud 0a variety 0 iinng i0sM a KINDS,
timber well Sale take
the 18th september 10 O'Clock A NJ credit
twelve al dollars
All under three dollars, cash IN hand The puicaer viii be
required his with approved freehold security without relief
June % 1916. E N SINNER, EEeeator.
Indiana State sentinel., 1846-07-23
EXECUTOIs'S NOTICE.

Office hereby that the undersigned has taken letters
~ tamenary will of John WalteI
county, deceased. All indebted said
Immediate having claims
notified present the same, legally authenticated for settlement
within one year from this date The estate sspsed 10 be solvent
June E Ensr,for
Indiana State sentinel., 1846-07-23
ADWINISTRaTOR's NOTICE.

ETrERS of administration the estate o John C0A, ae he
H Marion OF Indiana decrad have been eraHed
f Narrn persons indebted The rQnrrd make
immediate payment and se having claims against W whl peet
f seeineni The eae supposed 10 he
Jume 81 1896 MICHAEL. cox administrator.
Indiana State sentinel., 1846-07-23

HOSEPH LAUX respectfully his old
- public generally that he is about admit partnership
first Of August Mr. Frederick H. Brandt
the business Of Brewing A Beer &c Of the quality
isfed Brewery, the end of Washington street.
All orders will be supplied regularly
Persons indebted Laux
before first o August and all against
requested TO send them n for settlement. l4-3W
Indiana State sentinel., 1846-07-23
MARION COUNTY NOMINATIONS.

For Senator, WILLIAM STEWART.
{ JOSEPH JOHNSON,
For Representatives., Z DANIEL MOORE,
I THOMAS W. COUNSEL.
For Sheriff, BANNER LAWHEAD.
For County Cos4DaiSSioner, JESSE PRICE.
For Coroner, JOHN THOMPSON.
For u, P,OsecuiiRg Attorney, EDWARD LANDER.
Indiana State sentinel., 1846-07-23
Perry County.

Taken up by James Foster of Clark township June TO-
1916, bay horse, fourteen hands high, black and
tail and legs bind feet white half may the pasern joints
small star IN the forehead and small the right thigh
with lump the inside Of his right hook; appraised 10
S25 90 before justice Hays.
Also, black mare, fourteen hands high ten years DID,
small star in her forehead and blind in her right eve ap-
praised to $50 90 before justice Hays
Indiana State sentinel., 1846-07-23
CANDIDATES.
.asngRaeed bs Regzest

For Prosecuting Attorney cf The 9Th Circuit.
EARL ). STONE. EDWARD LANDER.
For Prosecuting Attorney # The l0h Circuit,
JAMES HUGHES.
For Sheriff Of Marion County,
ALEXANDER w. RUSSELL.
Indiana State sentinel., 1846-07-23
Putnam County,.

Taken up by Elzeaphus Thomas, of Clinton town ship,
May 27, 1885, three head of horses, towit-one brown
horse, with small star in his face shod all round about
fifteen hands and half high supposed be nine years old
last spring; sPeckled spotted mare
very light and TAIL about fourteen hands and half
high supposed to be five years old last springs and
rel hlley, with small in her face, supposed be
A. sso o0 The roam ro and sIsv a. ak M sah hsty
justice Jas Johnson, June TO- WM. s. TOWNSEND, elk.
Indiana State sentinel., 1846-07-23
Ripley County.

Taken Joseph Nelson of Brown township dark iron
gray mare, fifteen and half hands high, supposed to be four
years old this spring. shod BEFORE night hind and fore feet
white white in the forehead white spot the
side Of the neck has the hstua appraised to twenty-five
dollars by William Jackson and William Afrey, and posted
on 9th June, 1885, before Justice James d. Stagg.
JNO. S. S. HUNTER, Clerk
Indiana State sentinel., 1846-07-23
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SAIE.

ADMINISTRATORS SAIL.
~ hereby given that the undersigned wa 10 sale At
Saturday. the 25ih day of Ju the late
lie of the of Maon, iaie o Indiana
deceased an ppey o said decreased consisting Of horses
es ync snd sheep, fr horse and gearing
farming and household fEnire and vasos other articles
lael credit will allowed purchasers, and with god
;sv m Lr ,ew,ed rayalae relief fnn valuation
,'.rr,is-gnrp, laws MICHAEL. cox, .9dsiaisvssr
2a 1876. s-5w
Indiana State sentinel., 1846-07-23
ShelbU County,.

Taken up Aaron House, Peasantview Moral township,
10th June 1885, souel supposed to be six years old
spring. about fourteen and half hands high, small
blaze in face lump the left side of the throat both
hind feet white the pasten joint saddle marks
appraised tweny-eght dollars by George W. Hoop and
Henry D. Andrews before Justice James B. Holmes July
L VERNON Clerk.
Indiana State sentinel., 1846-07-23
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

FHNHE subscriber will sell favorable terms, FdRN
and half miles of indianapolis IN,
National Road containing 04 Of which SIS
povedthe remainder well tbered The land Of quality
situation healthy neishborhood good Said Farm has
nent dwelling good
apple orchard For further particulars enquire
in indianapolis. l5-n VALENTINE BYRKIT.
Indiana State sentinel., 1846-07-23
PARTNERSHIP.

GRADUATE of the University of Pennsylvania prC
n feonal services the citizens Of indianapolis
Office, side Meridian door north of Washington
Indiana State sentinel., 1846-07-23

Taken up by Thomas Lewark, of Rushville township,
April S46 dark bay mare about eight DID, ftsen
hands high thereabouts saddle marks, had when
up bell other marks brands peicevabe; appraised
to 25 90 by Eli Swearingim and David Rutherford before
justice Dillon Bridges, July 8, lS46
Taken up by Hiram Rader of Orange township May H.
1885, chesnut sorre supposed to be twelve
DID, fourteen and half hands hgh with star in her FORE
head saddle marks and white her left hind
foot, other marks brands peceivable appraised to
$40 by Randolph Lee and Milton L. Waggoner before JUS
tice Peter S. Waggoner. JOHN L. ROBINSON, Clerk.
Indiana State sentinel., 1846-07-23
Tlnnecnnne C0iintu.

Taken up Jacob H. Joce, living Dayton, Sheffield town
ship Goth May, 1885, pale orre horse eight old
about fourteen hands hh having and tail consdea'
bly, saddle marked in the forehead right hind foot
white, sweeneyed in the left shoulder other marks
brands perceivabe, appraised to twenty-five dollars by
Harvey BackeGge and Seneca Sweet before Justice Jane:
S. Paige.
Taken up by David Steel of Sheffield township, I7th
May 1885, bay horse supposed to be four yoars old
blaze in the face right hind foot white black and
TAIL appraised to twenyour dollars before Justice
Peter Goldsberry MARK JONES, CleIk.
Indiana State sentinel., 1846-07-23

Taken up by Solomon Hetser, Of Harrison township,
bay mare, with white stripe her face hind feet white
little white stripe mane about fourteen hands high twelve
years old appraised to S6 before justice S. F. Hancock
May 9, 1876.
Taken up by William Combs, of Montgomery township
bay horse fifteen hands high supposed be four years
left hind foot white, saddle spots his back few
white hairs his forehead, left eye blemhed black
and tail; appraised SS5 90 before justice james Beck
May 3o 1876. T. C. JOHNSON, Clerk.
Indiana State sentinel., 1846-07-23

CoLoRED OPPOSITION TO AMALGAMATIoN The
Police Court this morning exhibited very striking
instance of opposition, the part of colored gen.
tleman, to practical amagamation-sucha as is now
tolerated by the laws of Massachusetts. A young
colored man was brought up charged with assault
upon one Richard Cooper, an Engllshman and upon
his wife and daughter, committed in Belknap street,
on Sunday evening last, they returning from
church. MIR. Cooper is white man, but his wife is
black, and his daughter black. This unnatural
though legal union has excited the natural and illegal
Indignation Of the people of color, and finally led to
direct assault and battery, for which the coored
man held TO answer, in the sum of 500, at the
next term Of the Municipal Court-Boston Traveller.
Indiana State sentinel., 1846-07-23

RAIL ROAD STOCK.
q SMALL qunnti,y fot seby SMITH, HANNA CO.
Indiana State sentinel., 1846-07-23

2
Taken by Stephen Stutsman in Concord township,
estray mare four years DID, bay with black and tail,
with stripe the nose about thirteen and half hands
high, and with artificial marks. Said appraised at
thirty dollars, by Henry Sutsman and Levi Stutsman
appears by report filed in this office June 3, 1916.
Also, taken up by James McMuuay, in Olive township,
grey mare, with heavy and tail, small brand
the right shoulder, shoe the right forefoot
natural otter about fourteen hands high and supposed to
be five years Old Said appraised at thirty dollars, by
John S. Prozman and Thomas INKS appears by report
filed in this office June "a, 1916.
Atos. n CuAMpEpu AIN ClorL
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