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SHOES, HATSi BONNE'rS &c.
Pc N DEX TER & A DEN
HAVE RECEIVED ~
1A00 PACKAGES of fresh and seasonable
l6OO Goods in their line, which they oder fos sale BY
acceptable purchasers Their
selected OF the manufacture comprising In
the way OF
275 Cases mems calf, kip, grained, seal, pump
all qualities. sine. and prices. boy. youth. hip, sr.n-
ed and thick Boots womens and misses leather
calf lasting cloth and fancy Caters and half Caters ehildrens
leather, cali. morocco, hid and eoehineai Boots.
SHOES.
500 Cases mems, boys, and youths pegged and
,ewed calf grained and kip MoNRoEs; eaI seal and
DowNrNGs both wel,ed and pump sole; Pump.
and Slippers OF all qualities and SHES womens and misses
seal morocco, leather area, variety and
at low prices ehidrens hid and morocco Ankeue mems
boys and youths thick BkoGhNs OF all and and
other descriptions partcularze.
HATS.
l45 Cases mems Beaver, Nutria. Russia, Musk
and .hioaabe mems and boys Ashland Pear sporting
275 Cases mems and boys white and colored
PALM LEAF HATS. first stock and well assorted
Also double and single curl bnm LEGHoRN HATS, Of the
BONNETS.
S5 Cases ladies' fine Florence, lace and Rut.
land Devon II braid and Other raws misses Devons Pc
dal lace AMI Rutland GiPsey, he womsns and misses.
Pes willow AMI hsney also ladies' lawn Bonns's and Other
UMBRELLAS.
so Cases silk, cotton, and gingham, whslebone
and reed fsme.--ilk PARAsoIs and suN-sHADEs.
CAPS.
Mems and boys cloth, glazed, velvet, hair, seal,
&c also, children. fancy Caps Of different sne,
ING. shoe Paper. &c &c.
pa old friends they spared efforts
make dSras Part OF supply being purchased
er. they can and Will sell low and on he sr., terms.
| aar Call their old estAsiisAsd H.use.
No. aos baltimore street.
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IMPROVED PLOUGH.
THE SUBSCRIBERS, UNDER THE FIRM OF
GEORGE WATT u CO.,

iM nv Ell LIZ DHIl.
iHE . hSChi - ms LEX IN r IN " r
EEtlRtrE w ATT AZ lVl
~ AVE established IN the CITY oil Richmond
Mandatory OF PIoughs just below Mr.
den's Livery Stables N Franklin
AZ they confident offering really improved.
worthy Of they reading
Description aud of WATTS CUfFBRACE AND
GUAGE OF CENTRE pRAUGHT PLOUGH.
This Plough invented and patsnd
Watt native Of Hanover but the resident Alabama
As te effort has been heretofore made introduce public
through the its e1eeenees comparatively
has however essential evidence OF ehaaceT
WELL AT Hosr.
Tine Pecuaiies Plough
mould board fastened TO the side instead Of bottom Of
beam; eun staple mads embrace BEAM
ends penetrating The extending
the whole being secured together The
OF the beam TO one side and out Of the plane OF the mould board
makss less liable beam, having moree
through IT, u stronger and simple and should
be renewed al less expense The handles agh las well
ner with screws and bolts tbs heel OF the Plough These bolts
serve as vo on which the wood work thus when the
screws OF the euthos two fastening the lower ends OF the
des and the fastening handeare
and the handles pressed the beam freely through
cum e hind part Is lowered and the front eevaed-Shereby the
foueh made To run deep or shallow circumstances require
Again by driving down the wooden the
screws are slack the beam turned the ow and he Of
10 the land BY drawing the key back the
Screws Is reyersd-thus taking land
or aTge corn &C rms scty the Guage Centre Dfaug
Plough To draugh plough bring
Meeting poin, Of the bar Tor and elves
ns drawn nom point Of the animals shoulder where the dram
ten to the centre Of resistance the mould board thus II
Il n AN FINN NhR FNnINa a
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NATIONAL LOAN FUND LIFE
ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF LONDON.
MPOWERED BY ACT OF PARLIAMENT
CAPITAL 100000, OR s2,5OO,OOO!
US1TEbsTfTESLoG4L BosRD OF DIRECTORS
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JANIS BooRsAs, Esq.
Gro BARCLAY Esq
sAsL HowLAsp Esq
GokHAs A. woRrH, ESQ.
sAsI r. FcI, ESQ.
B-5NkERS:
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General Agent for the Uaied North
Colonies, Hon.J LF.NpER srARR.
INHE admirable system Of Life Insurance
Il which this Institution which has secured
such marked distinction Europe has obtained highest
favor in America During the short period
the United States its principles have
Of many eminent and the pauoasrs secured fully
the SANDING Of this Company the subscriber public
the above Board Of Dseo residing New composed
gentlemen OF Che highest character and responsibility very
10 be permanently invested in the United
OF three Of these Directors Trustees always TO the
Assured IN o disputed claims should any
Pamphlets containing the last gene
raj information together with the
and the fullest information application TO the
subscriber.
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TO SOUTHERN AND SOUTH WESTERN
MERCHA NTS


TINE undersigned returns his respectful thanks
II his friends and the public for the Of
received and beg leave inform
that his for manufacturing Clocks
AMPLE and those who deal him will find him ready
sell the fAe and honorable
rigid attention their interests
Having been extensively engaged manufacturing Clocks for
than he believes he has had sufficient
becoming acquainted with Of Clock deal
add would hereby respectfully inform maize
purchases Of him. shall be furnished with Clocks which
be surpassed In point Of workmanship finish.
well known fact that manufacturers and dealers
selling worthless and counterfeit article abeledis
the genuine Jerome Clock" which fact unwilling aekno
dgmeu iron their superiority He purchas
will appreciate the advantage Of buying direct from the factory
In which they will not be the subjects Of this imposition Al
orders accompanied with the cash viii be promptly and faithful
y attended send their orders by mail
upon receiving personal application Clocks
tended for Foreign Countries win carefully selected and packed
reference markets An Clocks purchased
this establishment woranted To perform well and the
will be delivered board vessels free Of
phArse. With possible attention shall be
a the Of his friends and he respectfully
ecIs the patronage Of all.
Warehouse Philadelphia, at 20 North Third Street
Warehouse Baltimore, 20 South Charles Street
Factory in New Haven st. Johns Street, between Haml
or and Mafke IHAUNCEY JEROME.
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GOODYEAR'S METALLIC GUM-ELAsIIC
MACHINE BETTING,

P5Tt-NTED lbif.
Made only at RoIsury, near Boston, Mass.
/ 5 an article of immense value to consumers OF
- Machine Betting. Its peculiar qualities
l. Perfect equality Of width and thickness which will
No degree Of heat under $50 FaTenhet injuries
mains flexible IN any degree OF cold
Essential and common oils and other solvents
Of which al will destroy leaher produce effect
II is OF strength and durability when adjusted
ehinery does not require alterations the with leather
is ada pied all kinds Of Machinery The prices
IL afforded together with the remarkable
ders IL worth the attention Of all who
CireulaT Containing list prices,
application 10 The Subscriber who the mmedeni
manufactured Anoders and communications
CHARLES w. BURNEY, Selling Agent
3-6m No. IS, Row Boston. Mass
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II OOK TO YOUR INTEREST The

~ rebers would respectfully inform their and the
public generally reeevedther usual large
CLOTHING for
and which making additions semi
weekly consisting OF every variety OF desirable Coaks Goats Vests
Pants, Drawers Shirts Collars, Bosoms Stocks Socks Hdk
6us?ende &c kew which they will be pleased TT them
In the best style and upon the reasonabs
The pains they taken of materials
goodness and beauty well the they
having bsm made under their du
bhy and OF It, peculiarly
desirable persons Call yourselves
HOOPER CRAFTS Virginia Clothing Store,
No ain st
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MARCH 80, 1si6.-TH. II. PRICE a. co.
lVh eay adding their ofshoee retailing Dry Goods
Among the iust IN hand, BY express, viii be f1und
heh and elegant muslin Curtains rich and shaded
housens Ombfe shaded Mouens pretty Earon GiBehans
children and misses plaid muslin Ginghams rfaduatsd muslin
Robes beautiful article figured bobbDe and acss caps
espes &c baek and white GinEhamg bact snd Whit muslin
Ginghas black and white French fancy
plaid 0ambfon Cotton Hosiery real Irish Linens Linen
Rf Pillow Linen Enesh Sill Hose French worked French
worried Corr French worked Sleeves Thread Lace cambria
Edrnr and nserines Mohaif Skirts horeen ARTS ke
~ ~ Which viii be offered a low goods
quality BE- bought fof In the city. NH 30
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MetcaIf a Perkins Digest, Complete,

metcaIf a Perkins Digest, COmpIete-
received by Express nom Boston Of the
above WORK which completes the digest OF the
decisions OF the Courts Of Common the
states which has ever been pubshed this
pared by George T. Curtis OF the whole may say be
said that viii be To the United Comyns Uges has
been and is to England IS"
in the plan pursued by Mr. Curtis any the tile.
can have besa omitted and the whole proe
sion body OF Law never before collected eountry-and
complete substitute for many American Reports
For sale low by ID C KING
ApI6 dooy, h.o,, al. D., n6..
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IOvEY q Co, Seed Store and AgriculluIal

HOVEY d. Co, Seed Store and Agricultural
II - Warehouse, Merchants Row, Bosion-Nusresa
bridge Harvard College Mas only miles from the city
offer for sale Of collections Of Vegetable
Agricultural and Grass Seeds be found in the country eomP
sing aige assortment and including the newest and most
proved varieties and superior collection Of Bulbous FOwe
Roots and the Dahas Gardening Botanical and Ag
Teuliural Books.
The Of containing upwards
Of thirty offer for sale Of the largest and riches
collections
Fruit and Ornamental Trees
Evergreens, Towering Shrubs and Plants
Pear, Plum and Cherry Stocks
Grape Vines, Raspbenies Ge
Greenhouse and Hardy HerbaeeouS Plants.
Roses and Camelias
Dahlias and Bsbous Flower Roots
Rhubarb and Asparagus Roots
Buekthorn, hbor ViiH &e for hedges.
Great attention has been devoted
and all the Choicest kinds Europe been selected
sonal visit TO the celebrated Up
wards Of 400 varieties Of Pear
specimen Of which planted yearly
coming into bearing BY which perfect
may be depended
They especially the attention Of eultvaio to their
trees which heng ,esst
cold than thnse raised where comparatively mid
Cataiogues traits.
The collection Of Roses unsurpassed comprising more than
twelve hundred vfies wloh
France.
The department complete in all the choice and
aesahe varieties Of Camsa, Pelafgonium, AEaea Cactus
fFony, fueh'ia, Chrysanthemum Japan Lilies &C.
-s'Ahberal discount made 20 large purchasers
" ~ oaers 70 be accompanies with the cash. a dram,
satisfactory reference.
Catalogue sent gratis, every post paid applicant
Orders addressed n
Papis securely paekei 10 bear any Part Of The
.Yu"Nyf SUI 'vI"Hu'e Niiflatn Gray. De a-Sm
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Insurance be effected for from $500 $4,000
b. application HENRY LUDLAM,
ju 6=u Richmond, Va.
Physician to the Society. AUGUSTUS 4. WARNER, NJ. ID.
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TS COUNTRY MERCHANTS AND OTHERS.
THE subscriber has the pleasure of informing
his country friends sni The pubic generally &
received iuu supply Of fresh Spring Cook render,
stock "a an eompfts-wheh on
'era' HIS assortment consists ip Psr Of the following articles
vim
100 bores ffesh Bunch Raisins
% bores do.
rs do. de-
- eoIes orarges in prime order
% eoies Lemons. in prime ordAs
39 fails soft shen Almonds 20
bales hard 10,
do pibens
DO Wainuis
trails fresh Date,
10 boxes preserved Ci,ron
ca.ks Zante Currans
1000 fresh Coeoanuts
% huseai Do 70 80 ~
100 drums Smyrna Fiss
10 cases Havana Preserves
10 do Canton Ginger
90 bbs Ale.
ioge'her with large supply OF Toys Goods and
french Iandies also compete
manaseure warranted equal any other market
he Union JUAN PIZzINI.
APP No lSe nett door to the Exchange Bank
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fivrn 10 rvpscsenttns lnssnsi
bic rerspiration. Il h Tia rr~si eva
euaron for the impurities of the body
u VIII be noticed that q thiek cloudy
mist ,ssaes from oil point. of the eur.
face, which indicates that this per-pi
ration flows unin,errupledlv when we
are In health, but ceases then We are
siek. Life cannot be susial ned wi,h-
out II. u 10 THROWN on no n the blood
aud other Juices Of the body. and die
pcses by this means. Of nearly an the
impurities within nc. The blood, By
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Old London Dock Hennesee Brandy vintage 1893
~ 10 old olad Dupny n Co. vintage 1880.
Do old tiReL Castiion Il Co." 1871.
DO. Old Peavoisin, 1919
Do J.. J. Dupuy Co, Ist4
WIN general Madeira Sherry Port Giant ard
oner oil hrst and second quality Holland Rum
n sutenor old Rye-wiih other kind OF Liquor
iea an wines and Liquors bought person. sent
the greatest will put up in good order
All we ask Tor trial GALLAGHER oLDNER,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in all kids
Foreign and Domestic Wines and I.Iauou
Apl3 No q vss, NJ -,
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Example Of RsisSr s Asssra.es Of 500, siIgie LIE
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Its FIRST action is to eIpel all humou drawing
m me ace free from matter that
sn and fequs nty breaking the then hea
when tbeTe nothing but Tepuve surface
begins To soen and soften smooth and
delicate As ehhd throws bushng color upon
the now white transparent skin perfectly NJ soe
times OF Freekes will those that have lain
hidden and seen but seldom Pursue soon dis
appear.
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feNETTER AND RINCwORM.-The astonishing sue
- which has attended introduction Of our LOTION FIR
these Diseases induces order that
others similarly aeheed avail themselves benefits
lady in the city has been cured letter OF long
her hands at the time she commenced using being in
very hsh state Of eofroson We shall publish certificate in
few days The letter Rngwom Lotion Is neatly put up in
vials at so cents each-prepared and soldby
apil GAYNoR q yvooD Drur,,.
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SODA WATER.

RIehmona. Janu.rr 90. 1915.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-01
ANDREW ]. BOONE, Sec y.

THE Printers PAY.-The proprietors of the differ
ont papcrs in New Haven have published card
wherein they that thcy resolved to cha for
the insertion of all notices, whether for religious lit
crary or political meetings associations which may
hereafter be sent their respective Offices. They
were FOOLISH fellows ever to have done otherwise.
There is no reason in the world why TIE publisher OF
n daily paper should be expected to pay thousand
dollars per annum to his composors for setting the
type of religious, moral political advertisements,
without being paid therefor Every tyre that is used
in newspaper must be paid for, either by the pub
Usher or advertiser and expect notices to be pub
lished gratis is to ask the publisher to put his hand IN
his pocket twenty times per day. whether he feels able
or willing to favor the OBJ ect of the advertisement or
not Publishers should charge for services rendered
and then give according to their disposition and
meanS-RrH Nun
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-01
DEMOCRATIC PRINCIPLES
sl1lO McshS0QrCS.


simple and frugal Government, confined within
strict Constitutional limits.
strict construction ofthe Constitution, and no as
sumption Of doubtful powers
No National Bank to swindle the laborng populs-
tion
No connection between the government and banks.
A Diplomacy, asking for nothing but what is clear
ly right and submitting to nothing wrong.
No public debt, either BY the General Government
or by the States, except for objects of urgent
sity.
No assumption b. the GoncSol Government OF the
debts of the Staes either directly Indirectly, BY
distribution of the proceeds of the public lands.
Revenue tariff. discriminating IN favor Of TIE
poor consumer instead Of the rich capitalist.
No extensive system of internal Improvement by
the General Government, by the Stntes
A constitutional barrier against improvement State
loans.
The honest payment of our debts and the sacred
preservation of the public faith.
| A gradual return from paper credit system
No grants of exclusive charters and privileges, BY
special legislation, banks.
No connection between Church and State.
No prescription for honest opinions.
Fostering aid to public education
A progressive reformation Of all abuses.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-01
RnlasI&i County.

Pursuant to previous notice, large and respccta-
bic number of Democrats assembled this day at the
school house in Winnemac, Pulaski county, lhd''
Dec. %, $40.
On motion of John Gardner, JoHS Pearson
called upon to preside BENJAMIN I BALLENGER cho-
sen Vice President. and CARTER d. HATHAWAY Sec
retarv.
The Chair having called the house to order, request
ed L. Il. Thomas state the object OF the meeting
who responded, In short and satisfactory manner
by showing the necessity of efficient organization OF
the Democratic party, and stated that we had con-
vened for the purpose of appointing delegates to the
State Convention at indianapolis, on the 9th OF jan
uary next and to appoint Democratic Central COM
mittee for this county
On motion of Mr.. o. w. Thomas, the chair APP
pointed the following committee TO report the names
of delegates, to-wit:
Messrs John Crook O. w. Thomas, d. +. Coats,
Josiah Coppach, Moses WasIburn, George Crlss and
Hugh Evans, who reported as follows, to-wit
Monroe to,cnstip-John Cook, Henry 7. Rowan,
and John Pearson.
] Indian Greek tornShip-lra Brown, John heeder
Van Buren, to,cnship-Daniel G. Hathaway and
Hugh Evans.
Bearer topnship-Josiah Coppach, Jesse Coppach
! Salen, tounship-Abah Wilson and John Reese
White Post tornship-George Philips and George
Stump, sr.
Harrison tocnship-James Dempsey and James
Humes.
Tfppecanoe to,rnship--Jonathan Migrant and Jes
Sc Justice.
On notion the report Of the committee was accept
ed, and
J, On motion of F B. Thomas, our Representative a
Indianapolis, civilian Coon, ESQ., as well as any
other Democrats that may be at the Convention iron
this county, be appointed delegates and requested
act with the delegation from this county.
, On motion of Mr.. f. b. Thomas, 1t was uranl
mousy
J ReSolred That we have undiminished conhdenc
in the integrity ard ability of Hon. James Whltcomb
our present Governor and that he Is our first cholc
for the same office at the next election but should h
not receive the nomination, will cordially supper
the regular nominee.
2 On motion, the following persons were apponte
Central Committee for the Democratic party for TIN
county, who were authorized 10 appoint an advisor
member in each township, to-wit:
: Messrs Eli Brown, F B. Thomas John CrooE
r Henry p. Rowan and Carter d. Hathaway.
' ReSolred That the proceedings of the Convento
be signed BY the officers and published in the . Den
0 ocratIc Paros'' and = State Sentinel, and a cop
forwarded to William Coon, Esq, our Representativ
e at indianapolis.
e On motion of John Gardner, the Convention az
5 iourned sine die. JOHn PEARSON' Pres.
:. BENJAMIN T. BALLENGER, Vice Pres't.
Il CARTER d. HATHAWAY, Sec'y.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-01
BOOnc County.

PURSUANT to adjournment HE Boone County Democratic
Convention met a: the Court House IN Lebanon on ;ne
25th day of December lS45 for tile purpose OF securing
the object of meeting of the 22d uf November last,
namely the appointment OF suitable persons as neesaes
to represent the county IN the State Convention u oe
held at polls the 9Th of January, 1916
The convention organized by calling John y.
Shulse to the Chair and appointing Andrew j. boone'
Secretary
who present at the meeting of the "a OF NJ
vember, considered important that the Chairman
should explain fully the object OF the convenion "hich
he did in "A lew appropriate remarks
The townships were then called, and Delegates ''o"
Clinton, Washington, Sugar Creek Jefferson centre
Union and Harrison appeared and took their seats ne
remaining four townships were not represented, VI =.
count IT was supposed, OF the ncemency oil the weather
On of Mr. Beech, Rssoiced, That five delegates
from each township be appointed to represent tne cou"
in the State Democratic Convention to be held al Inu
annapolis the 9Th of January next, for the
nominating suitable persons candidates TOT he oe'
of Governor and Lieutenant Governor
Resoired, That the delegates from the seFerai low"
ships in this convention, constitute committee 10 rePo'
the names of suitable persons their respective 'own
ships, to represent them in the State Convention
The delegates then retired, and after short absence
returned and reported the following named gentlemen
from their respective townships, which report was una"
imousy concurrcd In by the convention, and declared
duly appointed Delegates the State Convention VIZ
From Clinton Township. James Downing E'sh
Riley, Hosea Aldrch, Hug h Mcdonald and VIM Benne!
From W0ssington-Peter Chester. NJ +. Boone NJ
! McAleer, Joseph Rouse and Daniel Wood
! From Sugar Creek-J L. Benson, sam"ei D''y
Thomas Corey, J. J Nesblt and Lamar buckles
i From Jeferson-Abraham Uust, James L. Iaylo'
4 Sent John ID. Cambell, John Il. Robinson and WIN
Young. -,
From Centre-Jesse II Shankcn l. Hiram ii'ackston'
L. C. Dougherty, j. Il. Mclaughlin and T.. Van HOOK.
r From Union-R. b. Hogshire, Philip Lucas, hehr
furas Jacob Upton and VIM. Schooy.
From Harrison-James Chitwood, Noah Chitwoo'
WIN Buery James Dale and George Johnson
E On motion il was then Resoiref That the Char al
point of three reps ri the names oil pe'so,
10 act AS delegates from the townships not represented
the convention and Messrs. McAeer, van hooh AT
Upton were appointed said committee.
D The committee then made the following report wD'c
was unanimously concurred In:
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-01

From Eagie-Joseph Lanmore, T p. Miller, Samuel
Rodnan, NJ. A. Duzan and l.. Ptzer.
From Marion,-John Parr, Jonathan Richardson, VIM
Parr. Thomas McClannock aud Ezra Clark.
From Perry.-Wliam Turner, John W. Dyal, T.
Schumacher aud John w. Woollen.
From Jackson-Andrew Hutson, $. G. Mccullough,
T. A Andrews Samuel Porter and John Nelson.
On motion of MIR Upton, Resotred, That, IN addition
the five delegates appointed from each township ever.
democrat i'm the county be considered delegate with
full p,wer 10 act rs such in the State Convention.
On motion, Restored, That we have the fullest conn
dence in the delegates appointed by this convention as
we'll the Democracy of the State generally aud VIII
cordially operate with them in the support OF tile
ddaes whom they in their discretion shall deem proper
TO select
On motion, ReSolred, That the proceedings OF this
meeting be signed by the Chairman and Secretary and
copy forwarded to the State Sentinel for publication.
When, notion the convention adjourned sine die
JOHN &. SfIULSE, Chairman.
ANupCW I RnnNE Seem
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-01
indianapolis, January 1, 1916. ]

Resolved, That the first Saturday In June, lSl6,
be appointed "a the day for the meeting ut the next
county convention for nominating the county ticket
The proceedings of the convention were directed to
be published in the Democratic Pharos, the State SEN
tlnel and Indiana Democrat and the convention then
adjourned. &. N FITCH, Chairman.
Guy H. SALISBURY. Secretary.