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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-03
FORTU.NE,N HONE.
10000 Dollars.

Grand Consolidated Lottery Of RsLaran 8 Georgia.
CLASS NO %.
To he drawn al Wilmington Saturday Jane 6. &c
| OF $4,000 lot 1900 I OF 5000 Of 1000
70 N =. ~ ballots. Tickets $40; certificate OF
"a wholes sl2S-shares in Proportion,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-03

HcoDS o GENTLENEN'S SUMMER
NJ WEAR-FineS summer ClviLs. extra Linen
Dealings. 6st linen Cheek. new style Tweeds.
Fine French Cloths and Cassimeres.
heauniul hight Cnyais. hest Cloves and su.penie,s
az w Il StL6Y
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-03

"UM CLOTH-Ol Cloth. Dfsb Cloth ff cor
". rage cushions. Heed Lining, sc &c. For
ssie NJ Ire nsfJwafs Store o.
NAV q OFT q GREER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-03
SENSENEY 81 RHODES,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DRY-9sOODS

~ AVE NOW RECEIVED thei fun supply
AA OF Spring and Sumner Dry Goods, such
%
Cloths Of eUery color;
Cessimeres and Vestings;
Merino Cessimeres for Boys Wear;
Coating;
Cotton Pantaloon StufTs Of every variety;
Tweeds and Jeans;
Brown and Bleached Sheetings and Shirtings;
0rgandie and Bingham Lawns;
New style Ginghams;
Aipacas all colors;
Prints in great variety Of the latest styles;
Plain Jsconet and Cambria; Muslins;
Plaid and Fancy Muslins of every kind;
Ladies' and Gentlemen's Cotton Hosiery Of
every hind.
ALSO-Fionnce Braid Bomnets;
Common Straw do;
Horse hair aud Gimp do;
Mems and Boys Jegborn and Straw Hats;
Very superior JegboTn Hats for ehildreR;
Bonnet Ribbons; Cap DO;
Artificial Flowers;
Fancy Shawls;
EmbIoid'd Thibet aud Nouseiin blaine DO;
Fancy Scahs and Neck Ties.
With every other article 10 orr hiNE, L 81
which WILL BE soID on the very ioU esilerms
may "
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-03

NIINERAL wArER-This delicious snd
lVA beaihlul dunk. iossibeF with al he fine
Syrup fxing-, ran be bsd ~ AL times II BRENT.
JiNGEKS Apo9hses, Ashland Row. Monroe 81
may S
lust Received one handfed BfI. superior No
Q 3 Maokerol. d M'GiNF MS.
may %
lust RECEIVED from New Yo't. the Lsis
Swing Fsshbnn Tor Ynnihs ana Chidfrn's Fuf
sHis. Call sud see hen % No 10 Aonms siseet.
nav 90 s AVERY
lnPHM-i csc nsw ron rcd sad So sss
" By (msy2 5) TRYoR 4 PAULb.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-03

"A LFACAS-Some snpsr extra Silk Cham
Alpaca, plain black do ut various price.;alsu
mp III w n SELBY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-03
DARE AND HOGE,
MANUFACTURERS MI WHOLESALE ANg RETAIt
DE NLEkS I

DE NLEKS IN
HATS, CPS AND FURS.
Union ST., South End Of Market Square,,
WHEELING. VA
AVE always on hand. aud make ~ order ia'
"A Tho most fsshionahle and snrsfior sryieF
Flne No ] Beaver Hats FIne N,1 Silk
ID No do d. No 2 do
DO No Rnssia Dn No Cnney
d. M ] Cashmere Do No 4 Musk
Gents Fine clolh Caps Gents S,lk Velvet
Youths do do In,n,s' do
I, sn's SILK G'ozcd 10 Plain md Fur iriFnmtdyf
youths Glazed do every description
They inViie ths ntfeuiiou oi Merchants through
The country Ia heir establishment. ss they are nsf
10 he sprpassed In quality of maEnfectnTe, ef
ehsarnes. o. price. by any house ~ the West.
msy7
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-03-05
Countcrrei,ers Arrested.

James Brown, who for many years has been at the
head of one of the most extensive gangs of coun-
terfeiters in the West, recently arrested at his
residence in Summit county, Ohio. Several years
ago, when the United States Bank was in ces.fu
operation, and its notes in good credit through
out the commercial world, Brown and his brother
Daniel got up large quantities of well executed pa
per that bank, and proceeded New Orleans for the
purpose of sending it to foreign ports; but their
transpred before the arrangement perfected
and the Browns arrested and thrown into prison.
Daniel Brown died in prison before his trial, and
James Brown in way procured his release by
turning states evidence The death of Daniel Brown
who the accomplished villain of the two,
and the heavy pecuniay expenses attending the ar
rest and escape of James Brown, deprived him of
very much Of his ability TO do mischief still he has
ever SINCE doubt, been engaged in counterfeiting,
interrupted occasionally by the arrest and conviction
of of his associates and coadjutors and by his
own arrest and confinement. He always, however
contrived to escape the punishment due to his often
ces until he seemed to think himself above and be-
yond the reach of law. Emboldened by his success
in GLIDING justice, he appears to have embarked
extensively and openly in the counterfeit business
than usual, during the past Summer and Fall. The
coin consisted of Mexican dollars U. S. half dollars
quarter eagles and sovereigns, and the paper was
principally upon the banks in New York. Brown
was held to bail in $4,000. His wife and daughter
attended him before the commissioner-the latter Of
whom is young lady of fine accomplishments and
great spirit. Brown betrayed by one of his own
pupils.
( James and Daniel Brown formerly resided, we be-
lieve at Lawrenceburgh Indiana and were considered
generally as wealthy and respectable, till their
fortunate speculation at New Orleans
H Two counterfeiters were recently arrested in
New York city, and thirty thousand dollars of coun-
terfeit bills taken possession of by the police.
/ 6- Immense numbers of counterfeit Mexican dol
lars being put into circulation in New Orleans
They come from Texas and well calculated to de-
cciye.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-03-05

OF The Washington Union, speaking Of the vari-
Gus statements in relation TO the probable immediate
adjustment Of the Oregon question, through the me-
dunn of Commercial Treaty, &C., some of which
we have copied, says
We sure It is unnecessary 10 say that these
political goSsips must know more Of what Is going
forward than the dpomatsts who are themselves be-
hind the curtain For our own part, we are not ad-
vsed Of anything about negotiations, pro-
posed, much less treaty concluded.
Notwithstanding tins. still remain IF the opin-
ion formerly expressed BY us, that attempt will be
made to compromise the difficulty, by giving Great
Britain all Oregon north of the 10Th degree. WE
SHALL LOSE OREGON BY THE TREACHERY
OF THE SOUTH.
CST.INo. Q. ADAMS alone, of the Massachusetts
delegation, and almost alone Of the New England
Wing delegation, voted for the Oregon notice The
six democratic representatives of South Carolina, and
many from Virginia. voted in the negative, all the
sixteen democratic votes in opposition coming from
the South.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-03-05
The Bank Clique.

In our paper Of Feb. II, we published a short par
agraph warning the people of prevalent that
certain clique in this tnwn, were arranging matters
so as to secure the nomination, for members of
the next General Assembly, of their own particular
and especial friends; and urging the people to take
the matter into their hands, require fair play and
honest dealing.
The coat fitted nicely, that the editor of the
Bank organ could not help putting it and declaring
it to have been made expressly for him.
As an Offset he has among other things, which VIC
have not now time TO notice, the following:
Zone of the editors of the Sentinel has been inds-
Greet enough TO ayow the motive which governs him
in the selection Of candidates for the legislature in
Marion county. He has stated that if a candidate
would pledge himself to vote for them (he Chapmans)
for State Printer next winter, he would turn out and
"bush whack it, and electioneer for him. This we
stand ready to prove, and Chapman cannot deny it
without direct violation Of TRUTH
Now notwithstanding the positive appearance of the
last sentence. uttered doubt in such shape in
der to deter Us from denial which could not but have
been anticipated, most positirey deny the imputa-
ton in g, defy the pretended proof, and pronounce
The tchole tissue Of unqualified falsehOod Let the
ntterer of the SANDER bring out his pretended
proof or father the lie as his own
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-03-05
During the GEEK ending FfbruGry II, IS46.
Erom orr .NadisoR CorrespoRffRf.

JOHN w. DAvIs-The amusing spondent of
the N. Y. Commercial Advertiser, who is writing
about matters and things at Washington thus speaks
of the Office of Speaker of the House of Representa-
tives, and incidentally of the present incumbent Com
ing it does from ultra whig, the compliment is
the more remarkable
"This Office is one Of the most incessant labor and
requiring the exercise of untiring patience. orbear-
ance and resolution. 1t is the duty of its possessor
unravel debate when it is entangled into a most
hopeless knot by not disputants. He is required
listen uncomplalningy to the outpourngs of duness
and pidity, to preserve serious countenance
der shower of fierce bombast and eloquence gone
raving; to sit (Heaven help him y like patience on
monument, smiling at-Buncombe. 1t is his hard
duty to lift his magic hammer and knock down (me-
taphorically) his bosom friend. The gentleman who
now holds this station is eminenty qualified to fulfil
its duties. With what equanimity of temper he an
swers ridiculous questions How calmly he listens,
explains and tries to keep order One glance, in fact
is sufficient to convince the most scepcal that he is
every inch gentleman and statesman.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-03-05

VIRGINIA-The bill providing for holding State
Convention to amend the Constitution of Virginia,
has been defeated in the House of Delegates, by a
vote of So to 46. This vote says the Enquirer, de-
monstraes that eastern Virginia will never consent
to surrender the vital principle of population and
alton combined. The whole matter has now been
wrecked upon the question Representation, and it is
evident that long the West hold out for their
exclusive demands, the East firmly maintaining a
principle of such vital consequence to ITSELF Con-
venton be called, remedy the numerous defects
of the Constitution.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-03-05

THE UNITED STATES BANK-Commenting upon
statement that the stock of the T. s. Bank having
nioth hands of English Bankers, and hatthey have ii
in contemplation resuscitate the defnnct monster,
the Philadelphia Ledger says:
''The charter of the Bank is whole and sound as
ever it 1t makes its regular statements to the
Auditor General holds its annual elections os off,
GERS and does every other thing that bank in cre-
d does saving and excepting the payment of its debts
But in this last particular it is better than many other
institutions of the State for, though it does not pay
what it owes, it runs in debt, being out Of
credit When the U. S. Bank stopped payment, ap-
plicatiun was made to the Legislature, and act,
authorizing special assignment was obtained, and
thus the charter saved
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-03-05

BANK BRlBERY.-An agent of the Lehigh County
Bank recently exposed in attempt to bride
tain members of the Legislature of Pennsylvania.
The Banks affairs were undergoing examination be-
fore committee and the agent wanted favorable
report. The price he offered S5u0 apiece for the
friendship of a sufficient number of the committee.
One of them 'drawed him on got 500, and then
exposed him. Many thing Of this kind has been
done which never was exposed. The agent whose
name was McCook, called himself Bank Demo
crdt!!!
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-03-05
The ARMr-The Washington correspondent of

The ARMY.-The Washington correspondent of
the Commercial Advertiser says -
ga grand attack on the army may be expected in
the shape of report from Mr.. Black of Geor-
gia, chairman of the committee the militia. He
wishes to repudiate the army at present consttu-
ted, being very expensive to the Government and
inefficient for all practical purposes He proposes
to reduce their pay and their numbers and organize the
militia in their place in the case of an emergency
There is much plausibty in this, the small army
Of the United States costs at present FIVE hundred
dollars per annum average, for the support of
each man, including soldiers and officers If we are
to have war, Mr.. Black argues, we cannot rely on
five thousand men, and five do not they are
useless
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-03-05

THE TARIFF SENDS SPECIE OUT OF THE COUNTRY.
The Cincinnati Herald says: In 1912, we imported
Of specie and bullion, S40S6, ole; in 1S45 $780,
222; while we exported in 1912, 81 Sl3, 539 of spe-
Gle and bullion, and, in 1545, So OF 6495 That is
under the operation Of our high tariff which was me-
cessary to prevent drain of specie from the country
we have actually been drained the amount of four
millions more than I'm 1921"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-03-05

Of 1t is stated that nearly the entire capital of the
Manufacturers and Mechanics Bank of Nantucket,
Mass. has recently disappeared in an unaccountabe
Consequently its credit has gone in Boston,
Notwithstanding blanks strongest when they
have the least specie, if bank men are to be be-
ileyed
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-03-05

CONC IT sTRoNG.-The Boston Post says:-At the
late annual meeting of the Massachusetts AntiSave
ry Society," it resolved that the only path to the
accomplishment of the objects of the society was
LOVER THE RUINS OF THE PRESENT ANERI-
ICAN CHURCH AND THE PRESENT AMERI-
CAN UNION"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-03-05

FLoRIDA.-A letter in the Peoples Friend, dated at
Tampa Bay, Jan. II, ls46, says
81 again say this is the heathest part fthe United
States. Have had four frosts this winter-one this
morning. Lands are coming into market, and the
country is settling fast The country around Tampa
is far superior to that on the Mantee being high and
dry, aud Astounding with clearer and larger springs
than you in Indiana. / have heard of but
three deaths in the county the past year--two of
these were children. -
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-03-05
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN.

UDY the Undersigned Treasurer Auditor Secretary Of State
ID for the State Of Indiana that 29h day of March
next sealed proposals will be received secre-
ary of State for distributing by Judicial Circuits
Jou nails Of the last General Assembly of said together
from two to four volumes Containing the statistical Information
collected taking the of the United the
1s4O) each county copies Revised statutes of
1885, the of Upton the Circuit Bond
with approved security will required of the bidders
ROYAL MAYHEM.
HORATIO J.
JNO. H. THOMPSON.
February Of I946 Dournal convN On
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-03-05
NEW YORK.
S z rim @ GOOD S,
AZ

undersigned Merchants Jobber and Wholesale Dealers
the city New York. invite the attention Of BUYERS the
extensive and varied assortment OF stocks with which they
prepared supply the demand for the coming Spring Trade and
respectfully the Western AMI Southern Merchants
that the facilities making the earliest and
tons enables them compete successfully with other
and the time TO the Country Merchants the usual
inducements her purchases equally favorable IN
every other respect An has been made by which
goods shipped dec from New York to Baltimore
oU rae by line OF Packets which will leave each port two
three times week This arrangement will entirely remove the
which hitherto early
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-03-05

CUTTING THEM ADRIFT.--The Crawfordsville Wing
Press cuts abolition allies in the following cavalier
style:
Let them pursue their own course. They have
cut loose from to their and our injury and when
besough to lend, but for the once, helping hand in
all the foohardincss of their peryerse nature, they
refused
What wiz Mr.. Orth say to this
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-03-05

OF The law officers Of New Orleans are deter
mined to prosecute to the utmost the parties engaged
in the late duel. Two years ago this would have
met with condemnation by the public, but now, so
great is the change of feeling this subject, there is
a great desire to suppress duelling altogether.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-03-05

TIE WEArHER-Our {" Oldest residents" say
that they never knew so long and cold winter, and
one with so much snow as the present has been. We
have not seen much during several past years
as now covers the ground. All sorts of ndiscriba-
Lle things put in as sleighs. 1t is regular
built New England weather-cIcar, cold and bright.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-03-05


tiee Of several in billions climate,
fail curing and Ee Of the diseases above nared
Those who suffering from diseases Of this kind sse those
who have become nvads from their effects the
will the cholagogue invaluable remedy for Pur
flying the blood and thoroughly cleansing from the
bid tfsets of a bilious climate
The wonderful operation of the chOagogue eradestnT bill
from the human only explain extraordinary agency
speedy, thorough ague,
the various grades of intermittent and remitten fver
WILKINS, Uasd States Judge ths District
Mr. Edsard Bingham Detroit, Oct 80 Is4I
Dear S-wh great pleasure state the fact Of the complete
and radical Of with which Will
liam attacked use directions, Of Dr. o.
goods choagogue He had ever
~nssed aud aPPrehendrd long winter of This disease which
years resided Teeumssh But
prOvdcnsy led 10 notice your advertisement in relation TO
this meieinede'emned it, aud the Of bottle broke
the disease, cure
month have elapsed without Of IL, and in
o. robust health Its invaluable dene and
shOald be generally known. ROSS WILKINS.
From Hon. s1rrHrs w. r. TnownnrDcr of Aogon State Senate
BkSSeBAx, Dee. 10, Ie4I.
Mr. Bingham-You wish inform you What
ogoods choagogue anti bilious medicine. do believe
the and efficacy this medicine generally known,
4 he FeDero and ague yvOaldd disappear N Michigan.
procured bottle the 1884, and good
believe my family eseopdte Cgu last prg in con
sequence o
Perhaps Of pennsuIar
sge prevalent the lat have
and when the disease
kn0n fall II has universally produced the mOSi happy
believe been exceeded medicine IN
removing the bilious diseases Of the climate.
Yours respectfully, STEPHEN V. II. TRowBRIDGE
E. Chancellor Of the STATE Of 1gan-
DE9RoIr, March %. 1872
Ed.sa:d Bingham, Drrsgist, Detroit.
osgOOds India chOagogue and have
had witnessing sauary effects WHEN used by
valuable medicine the Jeuer
proper viii most certain
preventive against which Who have been
fiieted with [ are liable. Very respectfully,
4 E. FARNSwORTH.
From Lucrus ABBOTr, W. D., late Surgeon United States dr"y
nEIRoIT, Oct I, Is4I
Bingham Esq., fhe safe Of the India Che
agogue do hereby certify have used the India chOgogue
prepared BY Char es ossood NJ D. fyer and
sanguine the OF sand
disease confidence recommending as perfectly safe
highly remedy and cure for fever and ag chill ie
MI agu~ of amy other form of intermittent fever
do further testify medicine has ia this vicinity and IN
used acquired very high reputation and
used Know ledge u has
universally produced speedy and restored TO the most per-
feet health, when all other remedies have failtd.
R+,pee,nulv YOURS. LUcIUs ABBOTT.
Price Cincinnati Ohio, Wholesale and retail by
SANFORD PARK, general fer the West, their west
pot Family Medieine northeast
corner of Fourth and Walnut
Sold by ToMLINSoN BROTHERS, Indianapolis. Al
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-03-05

OF The Grand Jury of Coyuga county, N. Y.
have found true bills of indictment against Hiram
Rathbun principal keeper of the Auburn State Pris-
on, and Melancthon w. Cary. assistant keeper of
said Prison, for man-slaughter, in tho case of the
whipped convict Plumb.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-03-05

Gr Don't fail to read the foreign news in another
column. 1t is Of the utmost interest to the West
pecialy, and shows most conclusvely the wisdom of
the ground maintained by the democratic party the
question Of tho Tariff.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-03-05

MORE REVOLUTION IN MExIco.-An arrival at n.
Orleans from Texas brings rumor that chihuahua
and adjoining States have declared their indie
pendence of the Mexican government, and were de-
termined to maintain a separate confederacy
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-03-05

Ellen Langdon. Irish widow was recently
burned to death at Madison while intoxicated, by her
clothes taking fire. She left three children to the
cruel lender me1cies Of this wicked world.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-03-05

ora communication from Senator Todd, in rela-
ton to the Land Fraud Law viii be published in
next
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-03-05
Notice..

Our only eastern agenc. for the Atlantic cities, is
V. B. PALMER's. His Offices are
In New York, Tribune Buildings, opposite City
Hall.
In philadelphia, N. w. corner Third and Chestnut.
In Baltimore s. Z. corner Baltimore and Calvert ST.
In Boston, % State street. If.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-03-05

Importers and Dealers in HUdU1re.
ANDREW L. HALSTEAD, Plat street, sells only for Cash
the cheapest Hardware in the city.
DAVENPORT QUINCY s. CO. 81 John street, offer at Manu-
facturers prices American 1wae for Builders Housekeepers
Ship Chambers also Spring Steel Iron Wire, Smiths Bel
lows together with variety Of shelf and heavy Hardw
made in the United
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-03-05
sin Tobb.r, ana r,0nor,,,.

BOWEN McNANEE, William street. Of Beaver
CAhLEiON, FRO HlNGHAM 4 CO., lsT and !.9 William
street. new block between John and Fulton reets
JOHN BAKER Gate firm of Baker Napier wholesale dealer in
silk Goods adapted Millinery Bonnets
o. John street William.
R0BT. L. SMITH HENDERSON, l6 Pearl street.
above Pine.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-03-05

Manufacturers and Dealers in HITS Caps FUrS, LeghoT1,
Panama and Palm LEFT. lfat Trimmings. &c. sc.
n. B. WILDER CO.. e5 Maiden Lane
A. GILBERT & CO.. l55 Water street.
SARON ARCHER Water street. Importers and Manuiac-
of Fu Caps. Trimmings, Pushes, Glazed Lawn aud
Silk of description.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-03-05

Importer and Manufacturer Of Nautical and Mathematical
Instruments.
ERASMUS A. KUTZ sO Water Get, Of Burng Slip
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-03-05

Importers Manufacturers Dealers Hosiery, Suspend
es Cloves. Crduats, SeGs, Caps Stocks Linens, Oil
silks. sc sc.
nfI I'm
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-03-05

MmdctWGs and Dealers in Cdmphine, Solar Patent Lard
and Hall L1mps.
DElTZ BROTAER Co. 3 John street. also dealers Sperm
Whale Lard and Chemical Oils Camphine Burning
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-03-05

Manufacturer and Importer Of Needles Fish Hooks &C.
HENRY BAYLS l3 William between John and Fulton streets
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-03-05
February %, 1876. OOurnal copr.i
STRAYED.

STRAYED,
ENRON the subscriber about the of month BAY
H. MARE, about years DID, with heavy tall Said
mare has ing the upper shoulder blade
the side She barefoot
when she left had around her neck liberal viii
be paid who will said Indiana
polls, or give me Information so that get her.
FEB. 70, 1916. s3-3w JOSEPH STRETCHER.
HO! FOR WHITE DOG!
SMALL amount OF White Dog for sale Apply this
N II will not be sold to Spectators condition Alo
quantity Of Rail Roal Scrip. SAT-
APPRENTICES WANTED.
VNIANTED two boys of good character
Ss apprentices the Chair Making Painting business
Apply 10 y. l. SIRE ICHEh, Indianapolis