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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-09-24

NOTICE hereby that viii pnic FIJI
" day and saturday the hnh and twenty SIKH 0fthe present
month the late residence IL John ~ Virgin deceased Of
the peTsnal property f the said decreased consisting
carriage aud harness household furniture, and
blacknh iools SC credit OF three month IN -
dollars
security. MARY ANN WRIGHT, Administrative.
JEREMY MANSUR Administrators.
Nv IL Mana
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-09-24

A FAcT.-We learn upon the best authority that
one machinist within so miles of Hartford, has
ceiyed orders from various Manufacturers, since the
passage of the new Tariff, for between sixty and
seventy Woollen Looms, of the most approved and
perfect model. This is good evidence that the Wool
len Manufacturers satisfied that they are in no
danger of being - ruined. "-Harffo,d Times.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-09-24

A The members Of the City Guards notified 10 NEE
III punetually at the Court House, on Moadoy Ereaiag
sept 2s at O'Clock, for the purpose Of examining
uniform and TO hear the report Of the committee.
By oIder, DAVID cox, o. s.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-09-24
by the President Of the United States.

kse5 pursuance of law JAMES X POLK. President
known public viii held
Offices in the territory of WISCONSIN, athe periods hereinafter
mentioned. to-wit:
At the land Office MINERAL POINT commencing Mon
day. the trtieth day OF November disposal of
pubs lands within the aforementioned townships aud fractional
Of iss of fourth principal .aian
Townships eleven, twelve, aud threeH OF range
townships eleven, twelve, aud thirteen, OF range two
Townships twelve M thirteen of raRge three.
townships en slevs" twelve and thirteen OF range four.
Townships eleven aud twelve aud fractional township thirteen
Township twelve, fractional township thirteen range
Fractional townships twelve and thirteen Of range
North If hs line aad If the fourth principal mridisn
Towhship s twelve and thirteen, OF range
Townships twelve and thirteen, Of range three
AND and ee Tan:e x
Fractional townships twelve and thirteen Of range seven
At the land Office at GREEN BAY, commencing Monday
December for the disposal of
lie lands within the aforementioned townships and fractional
Nsrtk Of The base line and east of urA principal meridian
Fractional township twelve, west Of the Wisconsin river Of
Fractional township twenty-five, of Wolf river range
fourteen.
townships and of Wolf
Fractional townships twenty three twenty four twenty
six of Wolf and fractional township twenty OF
Fractional sections two three nine ten
the south fraction Of sctionRl
lion the south half of the south west quarter and the
south half of the of fractional section twenty
section thryfour aud fractional section nirtyhve
township twenty of Lakes wnnebagO and Little Butte de
Morfs township twenty fractional township twenty seven,
IN township twenty eight, of
twenty eighteen
Townships wenysx and twenty of range nineteen
Townships twenty nine thirty. and thirty OF range twenty
Townships twenty niue and thirty Of range !r
other purposes, will be excluded from sale.
each kept weeks, CunIes the lands
disposed
land in the townships offered, will he admitted until after the
expiration of weeks from the commencement Of said sales
my hand the city Of Washington. this
enth of August Ammo DOmn thousand eight hun
bred aud fouy-six.
BY the President JAMES h. POLK.
JAMES II. PIPER,
Arfing "Reminiscences of the General Land Office
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-09-24
From the Camps.
" CAMP ON ARKANSAS,

. Near Bents Fort, July 30
"The grass on the PraireS has been good, but from
all accounts, the drought has almost destroyed the
grass between this and Santa Fe; and animals
will suffer exceedingly; but have sufficient, think,
supply all the transporatons required The artil-
lery train requires many horses and few days suffice
TO render the horses unfit for service From all re-
ports, apprehend no resistance from Santa Fe.''
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-09-24
SIIEIsIFF,S SALE.

~ virtue &C directed from
- cerN office OF The Marion circuit aie
sale, on the 10Th day nj Ocer o46, the DIOR India
HaPd within the h0s prescribed BY law, Vrus fr
years, Of tie following real number three
block number i've IN the West Ind
hf eei foni running hack hundred and fifty being
third t from the southwest Of said block
side az White donation
indianapolis according The subdivision of
fiannawey; iudcsnenf
and wi at the place. expose
simple of said Taken Tsrgey
al the st OF the Common Council of the Indanpnls
3l.w $500 A. w. RlSSEl.I. Shrrf lariea Ca.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-09-24

DIED. on Monday, FRANCES MARY, infant daughter
of F. NJ. and v. C. Hanna, aged nine months and
five DAYS
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-09-24
NEW AND CHEAP GOODS.

tHARLES WOODWARD respectfully informs the citizens oi In
" dianapols vicinity that he is receiving and opening al
Of H0odpard No Norrs block, new stock
Of general assortment OF Dry
Goods Cucerirs and Queensware which he VIII sell unus low T
cash Kind country produce for which lie WI allow he highest
market S3-5w
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-09-24
ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

NJ Office hereby Henry s. Mundy have this 2lst
~ September 1896 been duly appointed Administrator d the eae
that letters Of administration have been
issued 10 me by o Marion Probate Court.
having the said will the
directed being indebted Ia the
will make Immediate payment. The esttr probably nsavent
sent 9lst 1876. 33-3wis HENRY s. MUNDY, 7dnEr.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-09-24

1t is the Great Falls Manufacturing Company, and
not the Nashua, which adds to its capital fifty per
cent onehaf to be paid in cash. and the other stock
dividend
The Amoskeag Manufacturing Company makes a
stock dividend Of share to every four Of old
stock This new stock sells at twenty per cent.
advance.-Boston Post
And all this Notwithstanding the :" total ruin"
Tariff Of 1876
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-09-24

GA lady asked Mr.. Jokyl the difference be-
tween a solicitor and an attorney. " Precisely the
same" he answered, CAS- between crocodile and an
alligator"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-09-24

NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTlON CLAIMANTS.
entitled the right of presumption 10 any lana
within the limits of the townships and parts OF townships above
enumerated required establish the the satisfaction OF
Register receiver of e proper land Office aud make
practicable after seeing this H0e and
public
embracing the caimcd otherwise such claim
will be forfeited. JAMES H. PIPER
Acting Commissioner OF the General Land Office
% lOws
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-09-24
SfiERIFF's SALE.

EALEs
- nce Of the Marion expose psc
the 10Th day Of Octr 1886 the
within the houFs prescfied
81 fo~ng Cd al
NJ the northeast quarter &C section humber np
number fifteen, aud number failure Fenzs
the full aman OF Judgment, interest ,rnd
Of Il
perry NJ John SymnIunds q The sun John Redman
3i3w si-Jo A. w. RUSSELL. Sio1 xsrisa q.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-09-24
SHE.RsFF-S SALE.

Up virtue Of vrndaini eNponas directed
- clerks Office II the Marion court will exTSe 10 public
OCosrr,
fsa
ears The faiowH estate, the hall &c
southwest quarter of section number 81, low nsp nunbr kdrrrn
nuh, number forty the half of
failure realize the Eau
interest," viii
the simple af Taken the property Matthew
Lille, Blake
3l-3w Sis A. w. RUSSELL. sherif Mirror 90
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-09-24
MAN AGEIs'S EECE,
WHEELING, SEPT 10, IS46.

j. @. GREGORY & Co., .NaaagTs.
ALEXANDRIA LoTTERY-cIass p draws a. AexandiS Oct
QUO and 500; I52 If 800 Tickets $40 certificate Of package Of
% whole tickets will cost sl45.
ALEX NDRIA LoTrERY-Extra, 1874,
each of 500 1000 co., Tickets ss certificate Of s' whOe tickets
will costs $780,
AExANPEA drama .s A,ss. q" $780, oss
each 60OOO IS o ocO; So Of 4OO Tickets SO certificate
Is whole Will cost siO.
Oct 70 No. Lottery, IA drawn baos s25oOo 6oOo 1000 20
of 1000 Tickets ST. certificate Of Paekaseoi 20 whole Ae''
ALEXANDRIA I.oTTERYolass draws AIersndr;o, Oct
500. of 5000 Of $500 # $3.50; 20 Of 1900; 20 Of lOVi
coo; 500 Tickets SIS; certificate Of package Of % whole
Adiress yonr oIder. to ROBERT ARMSTRONG CO.,
81 OuIy Agsats for j. q. Grsg@yS Co., .haaages.
up icHARD IRVING opened Cigar and TOsaeeo
ID Establishment on Washington street, indianapolis, opposite
the ioIo~ms offered in
mpo,sd sPa1sH CIGARS following celebrated brands:
Imperial e EsmerO R'gaia, La Marie cSnOHes
Ei bGsn S1 kssslia, Puerto Principe,
Imperial Ugues. Byron, Sup Half Spanish,
Cubrsy Werner, Ca-'Ios,
Chewing Tobacco.
Mrs MH, John Fine E"s. G%' Ladies Twist,
]. Robertsuns les. Lump.
Snuas.
Extra Fine Smoking Tobacco,
Cigar Cases. Snuff Boxes, Pipes, &c nc
AiCl-Jst received
and pn OF Bypass celebrated London
Lrand Tops Cor sale by the dzen single btie
Country supplied the most advantageous terms 52ti
TAILORS WANTED.
VUANTED immediately three OF iom oumsymsn TslCrs Iho.s
Nv good hive good
wages and employment 20 3w J. g REED
WANTED,
GIRL to do house work One well qualified have firm one
n my Inquire of A a.
SMITH, at Smith, Hanna Goa 5s5w
WOOD, CORN. and RsY wanted, on subscription.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-09-24

indianapolis august -, 1876.
rUNIIE having decided Illegal 10 charge las has
II n oficel unpaid.
with the such oosfsnd
having provided only o
Fund
considered tiki would not be cntue the indulgence
Sinking Fund and efdrr
shall da AND unpaid the first day Of Eg last
The will the those who do
than years ard WIN shall forward this
office by the ooh September
Oat c dHe aRd Ultkhcd.
o5-awis I NORRlSON pr<sadrut
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-09-24
THE RAREST CHANCE NET.
ArmiIage 81 Go. Ahead!

- Of latest style H4T CAPS, &C. and already prepared To
the either IN style
Their first qualify, selected by those who
know moleskn from coonskin but by The
Proprietor, himself Pra tlcdt Halter.
purchased except very few
ARTICLES sold dry goods which selected
comparison SELL such as desire rery ehea
article without regard quality The proetors just invite an 10 eha
are suited the faul shall not he J the
Remember Meso stand door east of Brownings Hotel
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-09-24
SllEtSIEF,S SALE.

- virtue Of directed fm the clerk Office
ID Marion circuit court Will expose public sale the gath day
Of September, 1896 u door the Of Indianapolis
prescribed
OF Ire following real the alf quarter
m secthn number eight township nuUfeT fifteen north, Of number
fr and failure rraIiz- the fun Of Judgment interest,"
ofsaid
Taken properly Mary Ann AIeon
Joshua Stevens administrator Of the Of benjamin Ahc0n
drcrased u 3N 81 50 A. w. RUSSELL Skerif Aarinn o.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-09-24

" EON q NOs
HAVE hand and constantly direct from New
In York. well selected ASSORTMENT Of DRY GOODS, which
they will sell cheap cheaper any these dggns.
Their the following Cloths.
Cassmere Saiines Jeans Hardmes Tweed Prints Muslins
Dnings Vesngs Florence Braid BOnnets Ribbons Fowers
Ladies' and Gent een CTavsts Handk erchi shaw Is &c
good of ready made Clothing and splendid
they enabled sell nearly cheap others do their Eastern
work which, unless carried with wall fall
before be of town. good assortment OF Palm Leaf
Leghorn Fur Brush and Silk Hats viii be kept constantly on
Coffee Nader Indigo, COppeiaS,
Red Pepper Spice Ginger Nails Cotton Yarn SC. %
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-09-24

Hats, Caps, Furs, IIatters' Trimmings.
ruyE continue keep hand for sale upon good
the and best selected
their line that be found in establishment
in the
Merchants ate respectfully invited examine the stock
heEe determined offer their goods
p JOSEPH BATES & CO.,
a su,0awg Corner Main aud Pearl streets, Cincinnati.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-09-24
NEW MUSIC.

NEW MUSIC.
AIRS r. IRVING hand and constantly receiving seiec
Vn lion and approved Vocal aud Pianoicrte ac
offers the ladies Of indianapolis al eastern prices
ANY ofdrs or particular pieces Music, whether the
country promptly attended application Ms L. her residence
on Meridian street, through The post onhae S-u
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-09-24
State of Indiana. Hamilton County, Set.

samuel IeefeTs Henry SluIt.
NOTICE hereby given the 3lst day Of ls46
" writ Foreign issued by 1ySn
aud the affidavit Samuel Tet-rs,
chalr credits and effects OF Henry
az mo property has Teen ataedl And that on the third Atdav of
1917, at
Ia decide
Attachment whereof said Henry
cerned will take notice. 303wisT JACOB :. TYSON j. P.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-09-24
III A r ID w A r E..

No. lbs Min, betreea Third AID Fourth SIreets
CIvCL.y.v.8TI
Are now In receipt Of very heavy stock of
Foreign and Domestic Hardware.
II addition goods, on
the American and European Manufacturers
times stock Of SHELF HARDWARE, which complete
unequaIed.
long and active business this city
with thorough examination Of the European markets
enabled them establish EXTENDED and relations
and in this country and they prepared offer induce
their customers the generally
the United States They have store in orig
nal packages and for sale by the esk bale package
Sanderson, Brothers s Co.'S Superior Steel
"Armage.7 Foster" and Parker's" Genuine AnyifS.
20. Anes" Shovels and Spades all descriptions
collins Coz and Hunt Co." Axes and Edge Tools
Simmons s o and Manu- and Edge Tools.
Pittsburgh English Solid Box Vises.
German and Stat all
Worstei Plush Straining Web and Shoe Thread.
Trace Chains. Hooks and Hinges, Coal Hods.
Curry Combs, Bed Screws re ions.
Looking Glass Plates, 7x9 to lSN3O inches.
Backsmhs Hammers Sedges, and Bellows.
Juniatta. Cincinnati and Boston Nails
Common and Fine Cutlery Files and Edge Tools.
Tacks, Brads, and Sparables.
Horse, Wool and Cotton Cards.
Percussion Caps all brsa Is 5. b. G. D. A. H. Sc. 302misg
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-09-24
w. L. TRAYLOR, elk.

Taken up estrays by John G. Kearner, CT Harmony
township Union county, Ind the 9th day OF August,
1876, old mare blind eye bay, star IN her
forehead; her hind feet white.
Also bay mare years DID, hind feet white and blaze in
her face.
souel horse colt; supposed to be two old
white spot his forehead and snap the hind feet
white and fore foot white artificial saddle maIks
or brands percevable about either Of hem The first above
described estrsy appraised to $40 The others to $50
EACH by Anderson Sutton Benjamin Dubois and Isaac Dubois
IT, 22d day Of August 1876, before Danie Ogden
Attest. Z. BURNSIDE, elk.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-09-24

ST. Joseph County
Michael Radabaugh of Green township, June
9th 1885, estrsy Of which is gray,
posed to be about thirteen years old rising hteen hands
HIGH round the left hand side, collar and
appraised twenty dollars by David Knott
David Livingston, and Abraham Whitemore :he other is
horse, with small spot Of white iii the fore
head inside Of the right hind
foot appears be stiff in his fore legs and spawned in both
hind legs supposed be nine years DID, collar aud harness
about fifteen and half hands high;
appraised at twenty-five dollars by David Knott. David Liv
gon and Abraham Whtemer, before Justice Daniel d.
Robertson JOHN T. LINDSEY, Clerk.
Scott county.
Taken up by William s. Davis, Of Jennings township,
Scott county on the 3st day Of july 1885, one chestnut
sorrel mare face, hind white and white
on the ght small white mark the side Of
the neck supposed 10 be done by the yoke she Is Of
supposed be old last spring
Appraised % dollars John Davis and Robert J. Davis
before Justice John Cantwell.
Attest. w. L. TRAYL0R, elk.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-05-22
VOL. VINO. 4S.


the night, rendered their escape al
most impossible. The bridge Of
boats, densely thronged by the fugi-
tives, broke down in several places,
while our guns, necessarily playing
on their closely wedged mass, pro-
duced the most fearful havoc. The
scene presented by the face Of tho
Sutlei, dciies description-covered
with horses and men, upon whom
the most dreadful fire was kept up
with grape and canister-it literally
ran red with blood.
Under these circumstances, We
can by no means imagine the mum.
Der Of the slain to be over-estimated
at twelve thousand. The battle had
begun about six O'Clock, and did not
terminate till eleven. The combat
ants had met hand 10 hand. Our ar
tillery and muskctry had never for
moment ceased their fire. Our
cavalry, charging ilnpetuously thro,
their ranks, had speared or sabred
all who fell in their way. But the
river was their greatest enemy, and
when they flung themselves pell nell
into its waters, which were wholly
unfordable, the artillery scattered
death unsparinsly among them, till
there was not a man left visible
within range.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-05-22
HConn'ir. speech on Native America I-m

Mr.. Mcconnell arose, and spoke
as follows:
Mr., Chairman, it is not my pur-
pose to make speech, for that is
out of my line of business. But
am interested in the question before
the house and if nobody has com
mon sense enough to anticipate what
| am going to say, will appropriate
my remarks to my own individual
use. "A voice-'Go it, | am OPP
posed to the bill tOta cgiO, and most
particularly, emphatically, and dog
matically, to the amendment of the
gentleman from Pennsylvania, (Mr.
Levin.) From my own natural con-
ceptions, and the uninterrupted cur
rent of my own reflections, | will
not countenance any such PROPOSE.
ton, nor beget occasion for it, par
ticularly through the foul hands Of
native Americanism, which is re Gre
ant to every principle maintained by
our revolutionary sires on the battle
field, and who achieved our libert,
and independence, and formed the
constitution which affords prote ctior
to the confederate States of Nortl
America. want no bastard, mol
any proposition which will prevent
us from enlisting those who are lie.
ultimately citizens. And this bring.
me down to the focal point-the nat.
uralization laws passed under the
constitution, which was ratified ans
confirmed by the States. Laugh.
ter,) As to foreigners, the name o
the gentleman from Pennsylvania
Mr.. Levin should be a rebuke I,
him. The gentleman's original nam,
was Levy, but had been altered, anc
he was descended from the Jews
who cruciiied the Saviour. (Lauch
ter His mother was Huguenot
and say this with all respect. Idt
not wish to be personal, but person
ally | d. say it, and vouch for it
But come back to the original pro
position. want my own ancestor
to be vindcatc1 | thank Col, an,
am 9 lad nc spares me 10 thank him
whether he etrrnally saves me o.
not, tlat arn IN Iris man, i'm trut
as far as blood is concerned, Sc,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-05-22

man street, saw him comfortably
disposed of, and left him. Capt.
Thompson resolutely refused to
name any one as connected with the
affair, said it was all fair and proper,
and on lis death the coroncr's jury
could not, after long session, ob-
tain any clue TO the nameS Of the
parties, and it was not for some
years that the whole particulars
were publicly known of this eXtraor-
binary duel.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-05-22
BY VIM. OSMAN & co.

began, Cdplalh ialterSoH-l tililk
he was from Knox county, Ken
lucky, but an Irishman born-came
running along. He jumped up on
the breastwork, and STOPPING mo-
ment to look through the darkness as
well as he could, he shouted with a
broad North of Ireland brogue'
shoot low, boys! shoot low ! rak
them-rak them! Dom them. there
comm on their all fours -
The official report said the action
lasted two hours and five minutes,
but it did not seem half that length
of time to me. 1t was so dark that
little could be seen, until just about
the time the battle ceased. The
morning had dawned, to be sure,
but the smoke was so thick that eve
ry thing seemed covered in it. Our
men did not seem to apprehend any
danger, but would load as fast as
they could, talking, swearing,
and cracking jokes all the time. All
ranks and sections were soon broke
up. After the first shot, every one
loaded and banged away on his own
hook. Henry Spillman did not load
and fire quite so often as the rest,
but every time he did fire he would
go mp to the breastwork, look over
till he could see something to shoot
at, and then take deliberate aim and
crack away. Lieut.. Ashby was as
busy as a nailor, and it was evident
that the River Raisin was uppermost
in his mind all the time. lie kept
dashing about, and every now and
then he would call out, "We'll pay
you now for the River Raisin, ID
you. Well give you some thing to
remember the River Rasin - When
the British had come up to the OPP
posite side of the brcastwork, having
no gun he picked up an empty bar
rel and flung it at them. Then find
ing an iron bar, he jumped up on the
works and hove that at them.
At one time | noticed, little on
our right, curious kind of chap.
named Ambrose Odd, one of Capt
Higdon's company, and known
among the men by the nickname OF
"Suckey," standing cody on the tor
of the brcastwork, and pccring into
the darkness for something to shoot
at.
The balls were whistling arount
him and over our heads, as thick a,
hail, and Colonel Slaughter coming
along, ordered him to come down
The Colonel told him there was pol
icy in war; and Tat hc vas expos,
ing himself too much. Suckey tnm.
ed round, holding up the flag of hi,
old broad brimmrd hat with one
hand, to see WHO was speaking to
him, and replied, ooh never mind
Colonel-herc's Suckey-I dom
want to waste my powder, and IL
like to know how | can shoot till
see something" Pretty soon after
Suckey got his eye on red coat
and no doubt made a hole through it
for he took deliberate aim, fired, anC
then coolly came down to loac
again.