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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-09-17
TO SINKING FUND BORROWERS.

4
Indianapolis. a-gHst 81, 1896 4
ruNE Supreme Count having lately decided Illegal 20
line this ooe( Interest the interest unpaid.
with the &c the such compound
Legislature having provided for
each year. of the sinking Fund
considered that would be prTe ennne the indulgence
s cFcloe usual Sinking Funs Leans and order
mde, advertise an lands mogad where The
unpaid first day Of as last
Hse who do
than years interest," and who shall forward 10 tins
Office ooh Of September next written consent 10 pay interest
The in erest dnea aud rtthheLd.
J. MORRISON, President
The Jefonian and Palladium, Richmond; Express and C"arr
Free Press and Courier Lafayette VIII publish the ahovc
hereof Accounts f the
same papers advertisement,
Smkfn nd GE
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-09-17
I'D THE PUBLIC,
nd Members of the Legislature.

THE undersigned would respectfully 10 the
public generally,
lIlrtd Of Indiana taken OF the
@-A1@- well known BRAKES HOTEL which is under
going thorough supervision and renovation for their accommodation
Of
thing superb order with additional bedding,
before November lt The house will be thoroughly aired and
seasoned expose the health az the delicate.
Ample will be made furnish the tables
and tending
administer the comfort Of their boaers and
being essential well regulated house. taken
the attendance and services of those who take pleasure
forming duty.
siafIne, hosers always in
readiness, day night
With desire the public pnc
establish reputation for the undertaken
do little good for himself wiIa he wishes fair trial. and will
effort his untred give the fullest and perfect
salts To lis guests.
will
Seats the several stage and railroad may secured this
Hotel.
Sept. Is, 1896 L.. p. FRAZIER
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-09-17

ICY virtue Of OF vendhion directed from The
Ee clerks office Of the Marion circuit will 10 public
SALE the 10Th day o Oober 1896 the court house door in n
npos within the hours prescribed by law tile rents and profits Cor
tie
southwest Of section number 81 township number fourteen
half
southeast quarter Of section twenty township number fourteen north at
range eighty failure realize the full amount Of
nt
simple Taken property Matthew
LiIle, at tine suit OF James Blake
3l-3w.sI75 W RUSSELL, Sheriff Marion Co.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-09-17

A BAD WATcH.-Thc Duchess of Sutherland, who
has lately been called to the Office of Mistress Of the
Robes to the Queen of England, occupied this position
some years SINCE and singular anecdote, not gene
rally known, is attached to her leaving il. Queen
Victoria possesses in the highest degree, the emf
nenty national quality of exactness rather pune
tualiy, the English call it, and she makes great
point OF finding this quality In thespeFs0ns who are
about her. All the court assembled one day to
assist in some official ceremony. The Duchess Of
Sutherland whose place was near the Queen, alone
absent at the time, and her absence retarded the
departure. quarter OF an hour passed, during
which. several times, signs of impotence es-
capped her majesty. At last at the moment when the
Queen tired of the warfare. was about 10 enter her
carriage without the first lady of honor the Duchess
of Sutherland made her appearance out of BREATH and
stammered out tImidy some excuse. The Queen
contcnted herself with replying TO her, "My dear
Duchess, think you must have bad WATCH" at the
same time the Queen. unlocking the chain of the
magnificent watch which she wore herself, passed it
about the neck of lady Sutherland. Though given
as rich present. the lesson nevertheless made live
ly and deep impression. The proud Duchess turned
pale and bushed. in turn, and at the same time a
tear, which she in vain attempted to prevent, was
seen suspended at her long eyelashes. The next
morning she sent in her resignation, which not
accepted
A little scene of similar character passed not
long since, says egitimist journal, at Neuilly.
Princess who had learned from her tutor all the value
of hours having suffered ennui when as the soyer-
egn of two kingdoms, she had waited full quarter
of an hour for one of her ladies to accompany her,
reproached her for her want of punctuaity, with
cent and manner of the greatest dspleasure, and
added-"I thought had given you watch that
never varied" The next day the Princess received
in an ebony box, the present so ndiscreety remem-
bered. The watch was stopped at the hour and mo-
ment when the and bitter reproach was made,
and the chain was broken
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-09-17
AuruSi o..
Ey ono Presi.lemt or thc United slnlcs

SS-5s IN pursuance Of law, JAMES X POLK President OF
public at the land
mentioned, to.wit:
AT land Office al MINERAL POINT commencing on Mon.
day the theh day Of November next for the disposal Of ue
puos lands within the aforementioned townships and fractional
townships, viz
Of line aud Of fourth principal meridian
Townships eleven, twelve, aud thirteen, OF range
Townships eleven Twelve aud Thirteen Of range two.
Townships tcu eleven, twelve and thirteen OF four.
townships ten, eleven, twelve, and tleen of Eve
Townships eleven and twelve aud fractional township thirteen,
Township twelve, township thirteen of range
seven.
'STH 81 hs SSss s ard res % 1S SS%s1 principal meridian"
townships twelve and thirteen, OF range two.
Townships twelve aud thirteen, OF range three.
T owns Twelve AMID AMID thirteen OF an n %
Townships twelve aud thirteen, OF range six.
Fractional townships twelve and thirteen II range
At the land office GREEN BAY. commencing Monday,
the fourteenth day Of December for the disposal Of pub
lie lands within the aforementioned townships aud fractional
townshps,v viz:
Fractional township twelve, west Of tie Wisconsin river OF
Fractional township twenty-five of Wolf river of range
Fractional townships twenty twenty Wolf
Fractional township, twenty three twenty FOUR twenty.
six Wolf aud fractional township twenty seven,
Fractional sections two three nine ten south half OF
fractional section twenty the south fraction of fractional
tiou weny the south half of the south quarter aud
, ,sue s $, ron fs ' sioni mi 49,
Morfs township twenty fractional township
~ Vnship twenty eight, of seventeen.
Townships twenty six and twenty OF range eighteen
TOWNSHIP twentysx and twenty Of nineteen
Townships nine, thirty. and thirty one OF twenty
Lands appropriated by law for the Of Schools military
other purposes, will he excluded from sale.
for weeks (unless the lands
disposed of and aud entries
townships offered will he admitted until after the
weeks from the OF said sales
Given the city Washington this
day Ammo Domini thousand
bred and forty-six.
By the President JAMES h. POLK.
JAMES II. PIPER,
Acting Commissioner OF the General Land Office
NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTION CLAIMANTS
person entitled the right OF presumption TO land
within of townships aud parts Of townships above
required
Register of the proper Office and
met therefor practicable cer seeing this notice aud
appointed for the Of the public sale
embracing the caimr Otherwise such claim
will he JAMES ". PIPER.
Acting Commissioner Of the General Land Office
August 81 0-1O~s
DISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE.
NOTICE hereby TINT the h Of Lane Deizei this day
~ dissolved by mutual The bks notes and accounts d
the late the hands ct JAMES c. JOfdan,
ESD, who is authorized TO receipt for all payments
indianapolis, Sept !, 1916. 30 3w SAMUEL. DELZEtL
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-09-17
UOIlTICULTUisAL.

rHNIERE will Fall Exhibition Of the Indiana horticultural ss
Friday and Saturday, the 18th aud 2ttf
Of Sepenher Nuyuen asd all who take an Interest
productions t the SOIL requested TO send or bring ~ specimens
Of Grains Flowers Seeds &c ff exhio ~
confusion Fruits Flowers and yeeeshs shod be labelled
Specimens Of will he exhibited from the Cincinnati iofuluE
Society Articles should the S0ce by the Sh Una
he examined by the Premiums VIII be awarded
There viii be speaking Saturday mTHng ~ by several
interesting the Farmer the Gardener anu tue ffFist
By order If the President. 29-3w E. NAY, SECRETARY.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-09-17
SfiERIFF's SALE.

I'D virtue bill dacled from the CLERK
ID Office circuit will expose to public sale on
1886 the house door In Indianapolis
the
frty OF land OF Of the south
end of the northeast quarter number twenty township
heen and number and failure to realize
Of interest and COSTS Will at the same time
Of Taken the
psrty of John symmonds az the suit Of John Redulan.
3I-3,v- 81 81 A. w. RUSSELL, Sherry Mariea Co.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-09-17

A new Roman Catholic Church, just erected at
Chlicothe was consecraed to the service Of Almighty
God, with the usual impressive ceremonies, ON the
29h ultimo.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-09-17
III A RID w A r E.:
TYLER DAVIDSON ~ CO

No. l26 MAN, bctreea Third and Fourth Streets;
fI.7C.Ey.v.fTT,
Are in receipt Of a very heavy stock Of
Foreign and Domestic Hardware.
addition the summary Of heavy goods direct ON
the American and Manufacturers
times stock Of SHELF HARDWARE which complete
unequaed. a.
long active business xpe fence this city connection
with thorough personal examination the European hsrre
enabled them establish extended permanent
and this couny and they prepared TO offer induce
their customer and 10 the Western trade generally n
in the United They have
nal packages and for sale by the cak bale packagc
Sanderson brothers \ Cos. Superior Cast Steel.
"Armitagen Foster" and Parkcr's" Genuine Anyis.
az AmeSp Shoves and Spades an descriptions
collins 8 Co" hnl < Edge Tools.
Simmons s. Co and Manns" and Edge Tools.
Pittsburgh and English Solid Box Vises.
German aid ARerc8n Slatrs. 81 yes, -a1-
Flush Straining Web, Shoe Thrceff-
Chains. Hooks and Hinges. Coal Ho1s.-
Curry Combs, Bed Screws, Fire Ons Z.
Looking Glass Plates 40 To lSx.0 inches
Blacksuaithis Hammers, Sledges, and Bellows.
Junsts Cincinnati, and Boston Nails.
Common and Fine Cutlery, Files and Edge Tools.
Tacks Brads and SparaIlcs,
Horse, Wool, and Cotton Cards
Percussion Gaps al hranls. b.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-09-17

0-MADAME JUMEL, widow of Aaron Burr, wal
most shomefully insued at Saratoga few days ago
by some ill-mannered boors who took offence at he
riding in coach and four.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-09-17

LOST HER I'VE find the following para
graph in the Newport Daily News, Aug. "a, 1916
"a The lady who lost her uncomfortable will find i
advertised in another column"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-09-17

CoNssTENcY.-To hear the wings talking about
the Importance of building roads and canals--pro-
tecting shipping and clearing out harbors and chan
nels of commerce in one breath, and in the next
insisting that it will ruin the country to allow trade
TO exist without restrictions aud distractions.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-09-17
A Rare Chance.

Weuc requested to state that w. H. TALBOrr is pre-
pairing leave for the cas-. in four weeks and that
during that time he will dispose Of any Of his stock Of
Watches, Jewery, Silver Plate &c. &c. at bare cost.
We think those in of any article in his line will
DO well to call soon. 26-3wis
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-09-17
NOTICE

Boone County Faxes, lS16- .-...s
FENIIE TREASURER and Collector If Bfne oonn Indiana hereby
gives nnce thai Che duplicate for The present year y now N ms
charged Cor the 1876 each
worth OF pr4y, -, fot stale fdT~rfs
inustc asylum; lvr nrs g
dumb asylum two mills a Inc eduain Of The hsss-ps
Aud
each I, for purposes seveniyfve ceufsi and fg
purposes, n a
h. viii attend a the usual places
holding the townships the afd county, me
following days, 20 wit: ..s.-
N ~ nsl,p Friday, 18th September;
n Saturday, lyth September;
In Washington tDwnSiip, Monday, 2lst September;
In Sugar Creek township, Tuesday odd September;
IN township, "Wednesday, 23d September
In vnslip, Thursday 2lti September;
In Eagle b'wnsirp Friday, 25at September
In Perry township Saturday, 2dh September;
In township, m Monday, 18th SepeaEf
Ia Jacks low on Tuesday, September;
In IeTr re township, oi "Wednesday 30 SeTtrfnitr
lie his office, n Lebanon, EXCEPT when sbsent the
townships, until the first day Of January next
j. Y. MCLAUGHLIN,
and Collector Boone County lad.
Lebanon. August .. 9i-6Ais
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-09-17

New PRoFEssoRsHIPs. = The corporation Of Yale
College have determined TO establish three new pro-
fessorships, viz of Agricultural Chemistry and o
Vegetable and Animal Physiology.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-09-17
ny the Prcsidcnt of tho United states.

SSegg IN pursuance OF law T. JAMES X FOLK President Of
tnoaa that puc Is VIII he held a. the andereoed Land
oaess 10 the Territory Of IOWA the periods dosg.
the Land 0drs ut DU BUauE commencing on Monday the
s'rd day Of November NEXT s the disposal Of tuhe
TsrA y rae base lac aas rsa y ~ grHs'Pai .s,aH
TOWNSHIPS eighty Ave. eigiysis eiEhysev and
Township. esbour eighty ays eighty sh eighty seven, and
Townships eighty four and eighty i've Of rnnre fourteen
a. the Land once IOWA CRY. designated by the
President under the act OF eighth August 1890 fof tic office
Iowa district commencing Monday, the teth
yemler r dsposn public within tie under.
mentioned townships, io'witi
Townships eighytwo aud eight Of range twelve.
townships eighty eighty oae, eighty two. aud eishytee. Of
Townships eighty eIsitw eighty three, runse
Towap seventy seven and seventy eight Of run=e sixteen
eight Intrusive northeast quarter Of
seeon syentneh e north hall Of section wen SECTIONS
twenty three tweny ouI and twenty the uoea quarter
Of section wenysa aud the northeast quarter section thirty
six In township seventy six aud townships seventy AID
The moth hnlf section township seventy township
twsiy nine thirty thirty thirty tryhtee iriy four
and Tie southwest quarter Of se'tion thirty 6ye aud township
1.-THE Land oaiee FAIRFIELD commencing Monday,
townships aud parts OF town.
Es,tG Of line and rest eCtAs sra priaeys erdan
township, seventy aud seventy one township seyeny'lwo
two the north east quarter OF section three aud the north hall
section twelve the half OF section eighteen, section
nine thirty. thirty half and
southeast quarter section thirty tr,e township seventy
three, of range sixteen.
Townships seventy seventy and seventywO township
seventy three Except north halt aud quarter
section aud the northeast quarter section tevc)
hall of section twenty the south half OF thirty
tons thirty iTtytwo thirty three, the west half south
east quarter Of section thirty aud the quarter
section thirty
Townships seventy, seventy seventytwo seventy
three the south hall OF section five sections
the soutwes quarter of ton nine tile south quarter
section heen sections eighteen, nineteen, twenty
twenty aud twenty-five. the southwest
three aud sections twenty Ave. twenty twenty
twenty twenty mine, thirty, thirty thirty two thirty
three thirty ou. thirty ve aud thirty township seventy
eighteen.
Lands appropriated by law for schools military OF
other purposes will be excluded from the sale.
The sales will each be kept open for (unless
Ian disposed OF and longer
ofland in the offered, will he admitted until
expiration of weeks from the said
Given under hand at the City of Washington
teenh day OF August Ammo Dohini thousand eight
bred and foTty-Six.
BY the President: JAMES X POLK.
JAMES II. PIPER.
Acting Commissioner OF the General Land Office.
NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTION CLAIMANTS
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-09-17

DIR. Longworh, of Cincinnati, offers premium of
800 to any person who will produce plant of Ho-
veys Seeding strawberry perfect in both organs,
perfect in the male aud defective in the female
organs.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-09-17

George E. King, of the firm of Holt g. Co., who
absconded from New York and carried with him about
$50 900 belonging to the firm, and was arrested in
Ohio but released writ of habeas corpus, has
since been arrested Buffalo, where he is now in
prison.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-09-17

The Rev. Mr. Wilson, Catholic clergyman, was
accidentally shot by boy while on hunting ex-
cursion near Taunton, Mass, few days since.
Some doubts are entertained of his recovery.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-09-17

nothing from these men, they arc quite capable oi
giving you ~ bocc0ne 30 (poison)
His Holiness has dismissed NJ. Marni the Cover
nor Of Rome for having attempted TO prevent the di-
rector OF the opera from representing The Clemeney
Of Titus.
The Pope has sent vcar-General TO Tmoia. re-
tanning TO himself the title Of Bishop Of that city, in
order TO be able TO devote the Of the See 10
The relief Of The poor and the completion Of the cattle
dral.
In order TO be able TO become acquainted with the
claims OF persons unable 10 approach his person, Plus
TX has put up, his palace. box for the rccep-
ton OF letters, OF which he alone has the key
= HUSBANDS VENGEANcg.-A man by the name of
Rochcr, living AT Montbfison, France has been con-
demned TO the gaeys for crime Of singular ieTocity.
He was man of warm aud generous qualities and
had conceived strong friendship for man named
Alboulin. AlbOulin corrupted tho wife of Rocher,
and the lattcrs violent friendship at once turned to
more violent hatred. lie found means to come upon
bis victim at night, in lonely place, and tortured
him TO death by degrees with all the cruelty he could
devise. He finally Gu, the dead man into pieces, and
returned home. He delivered himself up to justice
the next morning, and demanded only 10 DO led
speedily 10 the scailod. His fury at being condemned
to the galleys instead Of TO immediate execution was
beyond all bounds. His wife is said TO have LET him
pass from the court, 10 commence his twenty-fo
years Of slavery in chains, without giving him even
look.
The proprietor OF the house famous IN the lovo-lc-
gend Of Abeillard and Helose as their dwelling on
the quai Napoleon, had, il appears, lately determined
on lis demolition and the work had even proceeded
down to the first story, when it was suspended in
consequence Of some proposals made by person in
tent ON preserving this historic habitation.
Among tie curiosiiies recently discovered in the
ruins of ancient Nneveh, are winged lions, twelve
feet high, which, though buried for thousands Of
years under the sand now come forth rs if they had
just left the hand of an accomplished sculptor with
delicacy Of finish which speaks highly for the ad-
vancement Of the arts among the old Assyrians.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-09-17

The American Board of Missions has about one
hundred mission establishments prominent points Of
influence throughout the globe and its receipts for the
past pear have exceeded $1,000
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-09-17

The Wing party is very expensive one. II is
said II paid 100000 not long since TO keep one Of
its most prominent members ia its ranks and now
the Lowell Journal, speaking of another conspicuous
member, says:
1--WE know there at least fiy-two thousand
Wings who would gladly give dollar piece to have
him openly quite the party"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-09-17

0rrThe sum about to be expended for the British
Museum, in this country, for the purchase of books,
is as much as $4,000 pounds. Wiley g. Putnam have
obtained the order, through a friend abroad.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-09-17

LIEUT.. MAURY, of the National Observatory, las
been making observations upon the star "Antares, y
and he declares it to be triple star.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-09-17

High duties make low prices say the Wings
Well, then, low dnties will make high prices as
matter of course; so all the Wings ought TO be il
favor Of the present tariff.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-09-17
SiIErfIEE,s SALE.

of inc frnl 1ce
Marion la
of Sraemhrr The e DIOR tr tow of indianapolis,
within the sirs reshrd by TIE and p Tot seven vars
allowing estat oh; the east half OF the ribe qaIt
number 6ea notti ufnier
fur failure Traze the full amount Of Hcsst a
and costs VIII al the same and place exIse f FEE nre n aid
properly Mary Ann AIlen, al The St
aisraiss estate of tsHJanfn Atrtn
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-09-17

The WIFE OF Two HUsBANDs.-A man named
Stark, one day went to water his masters horse a
short distance from town. when party OF Carlist
lancers bounced upon him. and made him prisoner.
He conveyed to Salvatierra, where the Carlist
general, Villa Real, then held his head quarters.
Stark declared that he deserving when taken, and
that if he to suffer, it would greatly check the
desertion, which he said he knew would soon take
place. Villa Real, being doubtful to Stark's real
motives, spared his life. About year afterwards
he escaped from the Carst at Hernana, and ejoined
us in San Sebastian. Upon his return curious scene
took place. His wife, who was fully persuaded that
he had been shot by the Carlists, again married
to sergeant, named Charles. The parties met; an
explanation took place. The question then was, who
should claim the wife She referred to and ask
ed whom she preferred She answered that she loved
them both-that she could not decide. The husbands
agreed to toss who should have her; they conse-
quenty did so 'rst three out of five" and the SER
geant the conqueror. The first husband did not
feel much grieyed, their child had died shortly be-
fore, aud he then considered himself free man
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-09-17

MARION COUNTY SEMINARY.
TIME AL and winter session will Monday ihe 18th
se,se,,ber J. +. STAFFORD,
Inai,,,.r, o. -3v a.. II. HiBBEN
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-09-17
State of Indiana. Hamilton County, Set.

6
F r FcFefgH -9faf1scpT-.
NOTICE hereby given, that The Jlt day Of Angus loi
- wt Foreign Attachment issued by yacth Tyson
OF Hamilton, state aoT-rtid
and the affidavit 81 Saniei 1esteS aesiss. The
goods aud claes effects of Henry short, where
If No psperty aached And The third Monday 81
March, A. 1877 n ocfck, Office IN White RIVER
of will IN
the said Henry Short and an other persons
cerned. viii ske ntace 303ss JACOB y. TYSON. J. r.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-09-17

But, says Polk, no. | must fight, must conquer a
pedce.-Lou. Journal
The Wings coin phrase and use it until it be-
comes ridiculous like every thing they touch, and
then they attribute it to the Democrats We believe
Gen. Scott is the author of conquering peace. The
Wings will please father their own nonsense. They
have started the idea of buying peace; presently
Graf.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-09-17
TAILORING.

ENE subscriber takes this opportunity Of informing the citizens Of
~ indianapolis and vicinity that he has opened sHP on Washing
three doors OF ownngs the oce where he
will be happy all orders Of FIom
experience the art Of cung me hopes general
all who favor him with Their patronage lie perfectly aware Of
the depression business and niy prepared % make
all kinds q" Of good quality and workmanship and
similar shment
well In call above shop the screr determined TO leave
nothing undOne render the establishment popular and deserving Of
public
N b. garment cutting
Tanled To 1T. ?l-n }. e. REED.