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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-01-17
ROBERT q. BEALE.
MOORE N FUTILE.
Wnkch end nnrL AfnLnn.a

Watches clocks, music boxes aud jewleRy,
carefully cleaned and repaired. Shop Cor.
ner OF Church and Third Streets.
M All watches that have been left at
q H,ore's shop over one year, will be sold
or repairs il not called for by the first Of A.
prIl next.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-01-17

4 public meeting vas held ID Syracuse ca
tie 18th nit, 10 dIeise measures for farniaf-
ing q home and for properly educating ofphaa
and destitute canal boys. There sre said 70
be 5000 cana boys in Syracuse, over 28o0 III
whom are orphans. A memorial to the Le-
g~isIature was read and adopted, and several
addresses were made.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-01-17

HAVE RECEIVED per late artgalfa large and cohpiote assortment III fall
goods, of the latest aud most fashionable styles, to which they call tho aleut
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-01-17
Trom TIA h. 4. 1'fibaue)
MYSTERIES
BY Ayeus4us saoBoHAss

In 9aipl The sfBdeHt bath no aft
10 pierce the inner Tfoths which Ito
Hid HI tie deep, mysterious Heart
Tint Ollie the nhjtefra1 shg.
Lie BtFiges 10 m1va without tbe calls
or iBe great Wofld, and in tho halls
Where Fancy Wapdefeth fee
III her fapt oestucy I
Back invisible hands are therr.
aud close tie portals Of tic air
Bur thou ma}eet dream If sights and pouuds,
And tho walled Spirit may surprise,
And strive 10 vault into the aktpsf
But through the e%pirti=wpyen bounds
THAT guard the inner Universe
This flesh and being tpay bot pierce I
Nanf chained, imprisoned Ia ile Earth,
Has thoughts na limitiaes as Hoaeen,
And Soul that would % Il ines % fgri,
Dating as fbc' high ~ forgiven,
And With a wild uB1iacbing eye,
Rood Tie atsad cotn poi4 Of ne tty.
'1'aas this aoutdaring wild AMI bieh
That drew the f~ha6gef0i god " old
Down from he Ihicktg peapIed sEf,
And raised H4n ii ia thrones II gold I
The Hsart aspiring. boafd tho tatea
Ilow lstoi god Ike, rode Tie asg
Hog Orpbets snofhed The shrieEing wsi
or lIel's wan ghosts with melody
How the grim Titshs dared ~ war
With the high Heavens ageoging powers,
And hoy. to shrine q begnteaus Ftar,
Astiea LETT her eafthjy bowers
Bot liba the sPectros Of dreams
Those fabnlons gods have fed The sky
Their broken thrones aud sceptfes CLEAN
Only IN realms Of PoeHy.
There sill shall 0rptous wildly sing.
And The lore Maid Oh virtue smile
There Ixiob strive with Heaqea's high King ;
Tic Jitaa5 build their earIjke pile,
Aud tie armed rode rrsh from their Thrones
And var with Eartt''s aspiring sons
The will 10 KNOW I the fierce deere
It IL the Titan that Of old
Dared tic stern Rads' ayeneinf ire,
And down his towering mountains rolled.
Yet strange while with reluctant mind,
Compelled to own oHr visioD bird
A I'd leave The mysteries We 500
Cl6lded in deeper fsy8faFy,
We with t]yranniG souls, would still
Force human judgement to cur vii.
Az well The mole might gcoargo it, Rink,
That dared, perchahce, It's viii oppose,
Deemiug the world they still could Gud
Stretching an inch beyond their nose !
Mans creed, like bis own soul, IL free,
And none may stand tween him and Hea.
en-
P~reaunpfuous Bigot /! turn and see
How much THoU last 10 DO forgiven
| Lei v%ifluous Indictment rufe the mind.
and MANS bjgb Spirit wander ffoo,
The few Truths il one path to find,
Sent % a human Ieg1ey,
Which ali may Biodestly poeeess,
And read aa Time bath given zig Art
FeaB,ng that shGnd our souls do lea,
And scorn usarpiDg rule the Heart,
Like Inc pale gods that ybrieked and fell
In tho tumuitn0ue Warof Heaven,
We may, madly. like them re5el,
And fall, souI-glfsken, ii2btniBg.rivcn /.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-01-17
SEMINARY FOR Y0uNa LADIES.
Conducted IN
Ma. FtsnEA 4 Mtsg WoeDR.

- MHHf a l1AAAk ~
The asd session of this institution CON.
moueed on the 6r4t Monday In October. Fhr
teachers wRuld NOT fail 10 express their graft
tude, for the patronage with which they nave
| hhen favored since the establishment Or this
| school n Baton Rouge, and hope that their
untifinq cxeftiobB for the improvement Of
their pupils, will secure 4 continuance Of The
same Ii future.
'rhc teatral and spacious building on
Church Street, has been purchased BY Q
friend Of education for the use Of the school
The study and recitation tohms are large
and well arranged. Instead Of 4 J9uit1oh DOR
nitorY, the young ladies' will be provided
with AIRY and pleasant rooms, intended 70 nc.
| eommodate four each. The grounds ara eha
ay md eommodtouB. Particular attention
will be paid 10 the physical, as well ag % the
moral and intellectual education OF the pu=
pills.
II In The wish Of tho teachers to unite 10
their institution The comforts and advantages
| or d homo edueatigut with thorough schaol'
room discipline,
Friday Of each week IL devoted to reviews.
puptig arulaeh questioned promiseuously upon
tho Lessons they havo learned during the week
either ay the teacher OF others who may ba
present. The friends A@d patrons OF the
school IRE tnVittd ~ at1eau " dlat dH1 W "
any hour during school exercises
The departmental music, vocal and tnstfu-
mental. IL under the charge of DR.. Gfunebefg.
His talents az d performer and instructor are
OF too high an order to need cummenddtioh.
The course ofstudies win be as follows
patAARr Ctass.AReadlbR. spelling, wri-
ting, Geography and Arithmetic.
Htanea CtAssEs,-Geograpby with the use
Of globes. History, Ancient and mpdefp
practical ard mental arithmetic, natural and
moral philosophy, gtainlnar and composition,
astronomy, chemistry, rhetoric. Ethics, Alge-
bra and Euclid,
TERMS.
Board aHd tuition per annum, q loo
Day srholafs per quarter, 9 To 10
French, y TO y
Extra charges Tor wasing per month,
For bed and bedding,
Ornamental Uoedie.wert free Of charge.
Music on the piano per quarter : ~
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-01-17

Tie Planters Bancroft the 81 inst. says.
that movements are making IN the town oG
Franklin. 70 build an EpiseoPal Church i
That place.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-01-17

HA'YS & GAPs.
RON,HA 81 aMNES.

Gents blk satin, noleakin, anil cashmere hats, boys fashionable 10. d5 ym
pearl boil crown do gents boys aud youths blktand fancy cloth caps, ofth
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-01-17

HAVE RECEIVED per late artyalaa large and ootpete assortment III fall and uintef
goqiatd the latest aud most fashionable styles to which they call tho attention 1.-THE
public
DRY GOODS.
bet and col french md EogIsb broad cloths, pal4apl fancy eassinotog qha and p1d
stunet9 plain twoeda, Ky leans Fmhn6foaes. FenGbaH1 American epImdesf whfe aud
red 5f hanno.2 brown aud oeaebed donqle4 ts1logs drills ad osaaogteahaey earaen
andbtr eah vesanga,Heh printed cashmere dEeMse, ap9mpadenr de Lame, Paris printed
mol.sloe ds ane mh and col st warp lpua, printed baaggee, biz. bgnbaznes md
nornoA Blk and green bdmbas9te, blk gB d9N Naples and gD5de ewes, rich pektn shs
o We1.nin9 1G1 d AfrIs aHalet dresses sorted Fotonaas, Gnbt. swiss robes for
ball dnemeab BIZ wontod aud ek seGoa green fogeswhhejatbondts and eanHet plain
nd hg4d sggs nqInh french enbrd lace eol4s 4m9e work ehame9sats and eoha-
IFeHeaf bk,H and white nett hGe#r silk wooden and dapaRk ehawls, corded. matseiieg and
g ffa cloth cloth sa Skirts 9ersee aodeoset laeeth irish HnenItnon fwna, anhgd, bemsHeh and
plain LGhMfAs k cotton hdmadfasH dos POLKA RAnps and Cords thread and cotton ed
gtags and ln@fdnta ladies and rents gloves and hosiery hin anlhny elk and satin
seaHs and cayfH, varopstt styles Of fall and winter shawta et and cotton velvet, henuafaap
aud soofed t4aom and ahn dbJons &c, with q genefil assortment Of nhadgo Of goods u.s.
uay kept in this line Of buHnues. 4"
CAOTHENG.
Fine black and cofd dress and hot cloth coats eomsd tv6od md easHncrs patdf.
blk and e1ofd easdteee sacks, blk pahoHa youths abdloys tweed and cloth rock coats
fancy e9sduae and Blk cloth pants fancy cashmere andb1t satin vests, linen Shirts draw
.ent under shirts &n
HATS & CAPS.
Gents blk SATIN no1mMn, anil cashmere hats boys fashionable DO. do yoa1a bh and
Hpeodbel crown do, gebts boys aud youths b9"and fancy cloth caps ofHe most recent
gyos.
BOOES &c SHOES.
Gents fine sdf arhed booa4 do, fine eaRahd prunenl baaan= ladies eaf and morocco
btogWt dot bheh and btpnhe Rid sHpt, do white kid slips youths and boys peygsd aud
yewoj MogaH5 misses edFyeWcd do4 tbljs bt, and eolHd do
SADDLERy.
Meae Ehgbsb, spanisbapd Columbian paddhs, boys DO, Do, fhos plain and quilted side
saddles, eaddg bags blind bHdes cart saddles and bHebIHe, fiHdga ufantugtBs rhuhg and
eWeHgleg,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-01-17
TO PLANTERS AND LANE
HOLDERS.
Surveying, EeveHAfmg &c.

The subscribers, residents Of Baton Rouge,
will attend 10 calls in any part Of Louisiana,
for surveying or subdividing land, laying out
city or town lots, levelliDg for canals or ditch
es on plantations, give estimates OF the nun.
Der Of cubic yards Of excavation for canals or
di.ches, or the quantity Of Embankment for
l~eyees, and the necessary cost for construct.
ing the same.
Having had many years practical experience
as Civil Engineers on various public works
and Surveys, in Canada, New York, Penn
sylyania and Virginia, besides having been
engaged for the last three and half and one
and a half years respectively as CLERKS in tie
Surveyor Generals Office Of this State, they
feel confident Of their ability to give salts
fac ton to all who may favor them with calls.
HENRY g. WILLIAM G, WALLER.
Surveyors s. Civil Engineers.
p. Col. r. Hicky, B. Rouge.
NSie'e'ees' Hon. 4. Gibbs Morgan, NO.
Hon. Judge Dutton, 1berviIIe
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-01-17
NEW ELanR.


BLACKSMITHfNG.
The undersigned having established him
self IN tho shop formally occupied by a &
Mahgruh, IL prepared To execute al kinds d
work IL iie line. lie hopes BY bis punctualfy
and attention 10 business, 10 merit public pat
ron0ge.
JAS LANGT0N.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-01-17
GREAT BARGAIN.

A four-seat barouehe IN good repair and
two horses for sale for four-huadred dollars,
Apply at this Office.
dec. 6 1916
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-01-17

Guilt upon the conscience wal make fea-
Their bed hard but peace Of mind sill maEe
a straw bed soft and easy.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-10-22

nitrate OF soda potash when crude. seedsc sheIac.
sunae' tin, in pigs. bars, blocks tortoise, Other
Shells manufactured; tumerc; waste shoddy weld
zne speer, teuienegue unmlnufaeured. otherwise
provided for
SCHEDULE L. Erempt from duty
Animals imported Tor breed; bullion, gold aud silver
cabinets Of coins medals, and other Collections Of antqu
tiess coffee and tea when imported direct from place
their growth production In American vessels in foreign
vessels entitled by reciprocal treaties 10 be exempt from
eliminating duties tonnage and other charges; cuse
growth or production Of the possessions Of the Netherlands
imported fIom the Netherlands in the manner; ns
gold sve and copper copper ore; copper when
for the United States mint cotton felt adhesive for sheath
ing vessels garden seeds and all other SEEDS otherwise
provided for goods and merchandise the growth pro-
dHce, manufacture Of the United States exp rtcd
foreign country aud brought back TO the United States in the
condition when exported, upon which drawback
bounty has been aowed Pr0Uded That all regulations
ascertain the identity thtieof prescribed existing laws
which may be prescribed BY the Secretary Of the Treasury
shall be complied with guanoi household effects old aud
in of persons families ftom foreign counte &C. used
abroad by tem and intended any other person
persons, for sale junk, old; models uf inventions and
other Improvements in the Provided That no article
articles shall be deemed moiel improvement which
can be fitted for OAkum: OIL speTmAceti whale aud
other fish, Of American fisheries, aud all other articles the
Of such hsheries piinngs and stuary the pro-
duciion Of American artists residing abroad and
paintings and satuaTy Proc ded, The be imported
In good faith objects Of taste, and Of merchandise
personal and household effects mot merchandise Of citizens
Of the United States dying abroad plaster Of Paris
grounds patna sheahing copper but nc
copper to be considered SUCH and ad nted fee except h
sheets Of oriyegh inches long and fourteen inches
and weighing fm fourteen TO hiryou ounces the squar,
foot sheahng metal; specimens Of natural history min
efalogy, botany Trees shrubs bulbs plants aud roots
not Otherwise provided fors wearing apparel use
aud other personal effects not merchandise professional
books implements. instruments, and tools Of trade occupa
lion, empIoym Of arriving
Prorided, That this exemption shall be construed In
eude machinery other articles imported for in an,
manufacturing establishment. OF for sale.
Approved,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-10-22


cH IN pursuance Of Of Congress- approved
seUsSh day July s sn lei si to
IN the States OF Illinois ami Arkansas AMI Territories Of Wisconsin
sP Ts s 1 &asre Ss1S
Paks kSTEn that ES sal, will be held a. the land office
the eighth day Of March for the sale of public
within tho ons townships and fractional
township known as the Aca LEAD DnraIcr towit:
NORTH the
Townships lightweight eighty nne and ninety and frscOna
Township lightweight and fractional townships eighty nine
ninety, AM nioety-One, of range two.
and eighty-nine. Of range three. .
fractional townships eghtyseyen and lightweight range four
fr yet township eighy-ssven Of range i've
To%ab1 na S an S ss 2 s a ID
Fractional townships niney-One ninewO and nineyhree
Township ninety-One. Of range three.
Lands appropriated by law schools military
other purposes will be excu led from sale also all quarter quarter
& Ssd for Rs
PeempOn claims will not be allowed to any Of the above lands
o s f sy have pssn ode "a public sale AMI bsO@e sGc
Of lead actually discovered and bng worked will be sold in
such legal subdivision subdivisions include
The sale viii be kept for weeks Cunless the lands
in the o%HSips and acOn wnshps % o1 % Be al
mited until after the expiration Of two weeks from the commence
In further execution act have caused the Commits
Of the mineral regions in which these lands lie
official documents and oiheI me ns Of info milton 0
Gvea under hand at the y OF Wellington this fifth day
By the President: JAMES POLK
JAMES H. PIFER, 9etias Conssionr Oee.
The lands the regions above prOcia
nation of the President Of the United states believed
the richest mines OF Leaf that have been
yielding about eighty cent OF metal Copper
been found in this region in considerable quantities.
Great said to exist for the manufacture Of ea
various forms particularly into shot, the river banks being e
waited as to require little or in the erection Of
and the from its purity be manufactured into shot
the first smelling.
The location of these mines being Mississippi
great Of which Loui
Is about fifteen cents per hunirei pounds The soil represents
being unusually fertile producing all the small grains
abundance and furnishing excellent for caethus
ing equal inducements the agricultural and the miner.
II The DUBUQUE min in fractional townships lightweight
and ninety OF situated the bank
of the Mississippi considered the imPorant the DURAN
GO mines in townships eighty and ninety Of
the next in value and the CATTESE mines in fractions
township eighty eight OF three east also the river tn
third OH mines have been d covered in this region
very probable that future explorations viii bring light others
rich AM productive as any now known
i JAMES II. PIPER
.7cins C0mmissioRer Of the General LsHd Office.
September 5lh, 1916. 33-lswis
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-10-22
SALE OE LANDS
.Hortgdged 10 The Congressional School Fand of HIN.

liOFt3dgeu 10 Lfc COfigTeSStOHd SCION ana OF III NJ
bricks County, Indiana.
uNERE viii be offered fT sale the door the
Of Danvle, In said county, the 18th day d January be-
tween the hours OF 10 O'Clock and O'clock the f
lowing property much Of each will th- principal
thereon,
became due, conformity with the of mortgages
No I2-The of the l6 containing
~ aeesi mougaeed John SWAIN July & 1884, Debt aees ia
images, and costs sll255.
No. ls-The or sec 10 is n w. containing 80
acres; mSgged by Robertson c. Russell december S, 1899 Debt
Offered for sale and bid in fOr the proper fund.
No lJ-Tbe n ofth 81 i6 containing 20
aeesi motgaged by William Kendall June H. lsi2 Debt
damages and costs, SO 80
No. I54Pt III Or TO- W. containing
mogged by William Darnai, May a. lS3. Deta,
damages and costs, SOL 65.
No. 5s.-The hi Of or 9 n W. conang 30
mogaged by Taught 2s Debt
rest, damages. aud COTS. Sl25 So
No lll.-The hf OF the fractional ar
anng 50 81 100 morgaged by Edward Strange October 4
Debt, Interest, damages, and costs, sl74 81.
No. l3-Is ms 4 s. and 6, in block g. in Danve morgagi
by Zechaah r. CLARK, August Is, si3 Debt interest," damages
costs, S3i s.
No 21-Los Nos and g. in block no % in D,nvs; moreased
by Edmund Clark May i5 sii Debt interest," damages aud
500 a.
No. l69The hfofthe n a. Ct mr. W. con
tanning o. 100
l5il. Debt, interest, damages aud costs, sl45 65.
No @Tle Of the % IL containing
40 acres; mogagrd by Iezekiah McCntoc June o. 1884, Debt
No. 7O-P nj of the and hf of
mogaged by Elizabeth Thompson Nay A. Debt interest
damages, and costs, S236 81.
moTtgaged by William r. Carpenter
interest, damages aud costs, Sl2l ~.
No 3Pte hi OF the Of 4, l6 containing 40
acres mougaged by William TrOe February II, sia Debt
| rest damages and costs, Sl02 o.
No. s7-PtofIhsw hof Or II, l6 containing
60 mongaged by Stephen Caywood l6 1872 Debt
interest, damages, and costs, S23i %.
No 1001he Of the Of ~, l6 containing
40 mouagd BY Stephen CaywoOd August 6 1884, Dcb
interest. damages, and tests, s96 49,
Sept 30 1876 3Siswsw ALLEN HESS. Auditor ~ c.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-10-22
SHERIFF'S SALE.

HSY virtue Of execution me directed from The clerks Office
Of
LIST day Of November 1886, the house door in Indianapolis
within the hours prescribed by the and pns
following estate beginning the northeast
block number "A the donation lands adjoining the Of Ind
annapolis White river Of block 30
thence 80 north 300 feet
beginning Also the half and half length II the
lying old
White donation lands adjoining the o India
napols; failure realize full gnsn
will and place The fee simple
Taken property WIN. e. Yanblaricum
the OF McCary and McOHgn
37-3y - I2k A.W RUSSELL. Sheriff Marion Co.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-10-22
S;IEasIFF,S SALE.

y virtue Of an execution directed from the clerks Office Of Tie
- Marion will public the LIST day
November Indianapolis
within the hours prescribed aud profits for
Of the following real tOwt: Ihe southwest quarter Of section
number six township sixteen number five east
tanning 2S IL 100 with exception b sold of Of the
e o said section leaving 96 Ia 100 and failure
realize the full Of Judgment interest," and will at the
and place expose the said Taken
property Wapoe Of Thuo
the Indiana Muual Fire Insurance Company.
37-3w-sI75 A. w RUSSELL. Sheriff Marion Co.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-10-22
SuERIFF,S SALE.

virtue Of vendion expona directed the
Eb clerks Office Of the Marion circuit court will to public
November 1896 the in India
nap within the hours prescribed by law the and profits for
years, OF the following real tt: the undivided forty
land In section number township number seveneen
number three east being the north half OF the west half OF The
northeast quarter Of said section, aud the
divided haof south half hllfo the northeast
section 81 township No and three containing
and failure realize the full OF Judgment
interest," and costs, WILL the time and place. the
fee said Taken the property Charles Hal
lam the AbTrn Bowen, administrator Sas Mot, aud A.
Fletcher $500 A. w. RUSS ELL, Sheriff farioa Co.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-10-22
static OF Iniinna. Mlrion County. SIS

In the Marion Circuit Count, October Term, 1916
Aaron Adge Mary Ann Aherton James L. vin Daniel Long
Adophus II. Smith, Josus Stevens administrator Of the
Benjamin AheflOn decetsed.-BM "a ChaHc0y.
ruNHE above named defendants, L. DIne
who not residents o the ndana hereby notified
that ON the 5t OF October, 1876 complainant flied
bill OF complaint In the above entitled against them and the r
defendants above naned Ia the Aforesaid and that the said
s pending IN the said unless they appear aud
plead demu ball calling OF said
the next term Of said he holden m Monday OF
Oer 1916 a the count hus in indianapolis the will he tken
confessed aud against them B. DUNCAN Clerk.
Spfrtta nd Krrr Go. lv
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-10-22
ADMINISTRATORS NOrICE.

JOflCE hereby gven that the 25h day IL September last
took letters of administration n the clerk Of the probate curt OF
Marion county Indiana O the goods chatcs rights credits
and effects which were OF William Pumner ae Of said county de-
ceased All Indebted 10 said required
date paynsni and se having Claims against the will
them legally proven within year said believed IN be sol
4drninis trafor.
October ID 1916. -3nH
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-10-22
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SAr.E

NOTICE Is hereby given, that Thursday the 5h OF No
vemtsr nj O 0cck proceed sell public the
highest bidder personal prpety which wa. Of William pummr
deceased nj his late residence township Marion
consisting OF one harness. wheat
hay farming UTENSILS household aud Irnfure &C Terms,
twelve ons credit all dollars the prcis
giving and god security under three dollars cash in hand
OI IL 1916. 39-JwTi JOHN o'BRlEN Administrator.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-10-22

NM PRESTON'S obtain RE.4DY MfDE
Wv CLOTHING to keep prevent hat
are huryng many TO unmey grave Or you escape with
shattered constitution have not paid the doctors enough 10
have purchased clothing sufficient have
and gentee for years then Immediately 10
the Cheap Cherkered store and get rig small
that you will be surprised You get ready made clothing
prices less than the making garments
warranted 70 ht pay. w. ID. PRESTON.
O2I-4u Checkered store
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-10-22
ROOyS AND SLIDES.

- PERSONS need 60 barefoot any longer II this
free country The best Of custom made and
among which kip Of all grades pegged and sewed calf
hne and coarse boys and girls shoes Of all kinds Morocco
and shoes slippers constantly hand for
astounding to cordwainers and COOLERS Those
Gle this line respectfully Invited TO call Lades
waited on IN separate apartment w. B. PRESTON CO.
O2l-41u Checkercd Store.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-10-22
NOTICE TO RUILDERS.

ruyE board Of commissioners of Hamilton county Indiana
will first Friday after the first Monday, (which viii be
the llt day. Of December 1876 receive proposals f furnishing
seminary building for said
undertaken give bond with nj e good and sufficient free
for which taken
The will
The md specifications the building
be seen auditors Office In N0blesvlc any time.
order hoard attest, AMOS PALMER auditor H. C.
Au