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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-13

This invaluable prepared
years billions climate and IS meier known
curing sgue any the
Those who suffering from diseases Of tins kind as also those
nvaid from their effects the constitutions
will lind the India choagOgue invaluable remedy for pur
blood thoroughly cleansing from the the
bid fleets of a bilious climate
The wonderful operation Of the eradeatng bill
from the human only explain agency
the speedy thorough and permanent Of fever and and
the grades of intermittent and ronniIient fevers
Hon. Ross WLkINs Uaed Judge forhs District
Mr. Ed,rard Bingham. Detroit, Oct. 80 1871.
Dear Sir-wh great pleasure complete
of the Fever and Ague with which son viii
attacked by the PURSUANT 20 directions, Of Dr. os
Cholsgogue lie had attack as evet
appr,hedd long Of this disease, which
vas some years resided Tecumseh. But
pro. ietiay advertisement relation &c
try it, and the Of one bottle broke
and confident has effected radical as
elapsed IL, aud
the men robust health aluablr dieine and
should be generally known. ROSS WILKINS
From Hon. srrPHrx y T. TrOwBaDct of.rhigcn State
BIRNIScHA,, Dec. ID, ISL
me What know Of DR..
Oeoods India Choagogue bilious medicine. do believe
that ehac, medicine senersIi, KNOWN
The Fcrc, .7gue would disappear IN Michigan.
procured the spring Issi, and have good
yy family esepedfAe 0g7r rs; PriHS IN Gun
sequence Of ITS
Perhaps no this fine pennsuiar
and age prevalent as the lat have recon-
mened when the disease
bard the skill o. physicians aud hare
fa IL has universally produced the most happy
exceeded n
removing he lions eases OF the climate
Yours respectfully, STEPHEN V. II. Tao"eRIDGE.
from Hon. E. FAnSswOhrH Chancellor # the State - 'fesigor
DrrRoI1, March % is4s.
Mr. Edurard Bingham, Druggist Detroit.
Osgood' India Cho'agDgae and have
had sainary Elects when Used by
others valuable medicine for The e rrr
end aze proper will certain
brcvcn,ir against which persons Who have bets
afflicted with II are liable Very respectfully, ...
+. FkRSSvoRTII.
Fsn Lucrrs AproT-, " T., late Surgeon United States 1T"r-
DETROIT Oct. ., le4i-
Binshor Eq gen for fhe soe 81 the i"da ohs
Laeorue- used the India chosgogue
prepared b, o-good intermittent rers, and Il
has exceeded my most sangue expectations in the cure Of said
disease feel confidence recommending a peFfrct, safe
and highly and FOR '.- shd agne chill e-
YER dumb arue other form Of Intermittent Fever
do Further testify the medicine has IN this vicinity ana N
others USED acquired high repu'aon hc
that in been used to my kno~idge has
speedy and restored 10 the nos' per
fee health when all oihe remedies have failed.
Respectfully yours, LISiOS Abboi !,
pcc So Sold Cincinnati, Oho Wholesale and retail ~
SANFORD z PARK general accents fer the we-t at ther west
n D DO, for e .auasi- Family Medicines, northeast
It corner of Fourth End walnut streets. q.
q Sold by roMrINsoN BROTHERS, indianapolis ~
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-13

MEASURING TIE Foor.-Yo on measure me by the
EoD, said school boy 10 his master. - Yes and by
the FOOT, too was the reply, accompanied by a
movement that raised him at least an inch.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-13

Dr.. RCsH.-Dr Walter Claiming, pupil of this
distinguished individual says that Dr. Rush used TO urge
the abolition Of Capital Punishment his lectures be-
fore lis students.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-13
Bank scrip ANA treasury Notes.

rNNE undersigned lot OF Bank srip and
Jfcaslrg Ncfcs which lie VIII ange
terms borrowers shaking fund
n would well apply by tie
amount before the sinking nnd sales Ia November II
desired will iof them nt tho proper Office
Tuh0Hf ehargc.
taxes Ia county In the State. Funds
should q forw arded ~ Let OF Dcccn,ier next.
aptfis 4. ". NORRIS. Gen. Agent.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-13

~ o. go Of unmprrved ani good road, within
~ ride OF rber aud part piafie sr
cchc nh labor, splendid imj whl bc sold of
exchanged Tor city property. 80,
dwelling house and lot north Ill
stable ana carriage house. lot "
by well supplied with nih tees and shfub~y NIL In
price 81 900, $3.50 ~ wh,i remain
oc JOiIN ELDER, Rrai Estate Agent.
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Volume I:%:%=::;.%%$;Numbcr 60.


MI & nificent Schemes for january, 1S46.
j. G GREGORY co Nrrggers.
ALEXA NDRIA TTERY,
Class 3, for 1916.
To he drawn Alexandria, D. c. Saturday, January l7h,
lo1O.
IS No Lottery-I4 Dra,cn Ballots
Grand Capital $4,000 Splendid Pfize 900 Splendid
Prize OF $4,000 do $4,000 prize Of $500 do $500
do 1000 do s5l7a prizes of 900 do $500 20 do 81 OOo
20 81 900 20 do $500 10 $500 &c: &c. &c.
Tickets sI5-aIves a. 5O-Ouartcrs 50 75-Eigmhs 81 Ell.
Certificate Of packages Of % " holes $3.50 20
DO ID Halves % 90
DO do Of 20 Quarters A. 80
DO do of % Eisths % -
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,
Class No. /, far 1Sl6
To drawn Alexandria H. c. Saturday, January 24h 1916
S 1000 Dollars DoiaTs s5s7 Dollars. 5000 Dollars
900 Dollars,
% Prizes Of 1000 Dollars. 20 Prizes of l. 900 Dollars.
- No Loiterv-l2 Dra,ca Ballots
Tickets sIO,Halyes s5 s Guar 1. s. So s,ao
ce.thea'e OF Pa hHses Of Of % M Var l DC
DO do of p Quarter do 81 80
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY.
Class >. for lsi6
To be drawn Alexandria Saturday. January 3ls 1916
$4,000 $1,000 5000 5000 s'.7
500 so prizes of sioo 60 prizes OF $500
&c. &C. &c.
rs Nos-l2 Ballots.
SlO-Ilalves S5-Quaners - 30
Certificates of Packages OF y Whole Tickets Sl30
DO do % Quarter do % so
Iendd Lotteries i'll receive the most prompt attention an
draining Immediately after Is owe
TO all who order from us-Address,
J. G. GREGORY co, Managers,
Washington City d. G.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-13

Watches, JcWeiry and Fancy Goods.
NE constantly hand large ard fashionable
Gold silver Watches, Plated Ware
Britannia Painted Japaped Tea Trays Cod
Pencils Diamond pointed Gold Pens Gold Silver
tacles spoons Knives Rnv,
Reglas Jewels and variety OF trimmings.
Ware and Jewey made to order OW In 4 CARLEi,
Ne LIS MIN blracn 3D. gid 49,. C.neinnai,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-13
NOTICE.

ySNE subscriber living IN Wnhn eion township Marion tonn
ndana offers for c upwards Of half section OF land
lying north Of indianapolis, about
B,id Ripple, WIN about gy ncres CLEARED,
good with good mill aud ieny OF good tim
IL kinds comfortable
OFT buildings Any person wishing to Pu base
would hOk HIM SELF the subscriber H.
possible when fair prize II given
In purchafer The sussc
81 h,is The or,riu, patcn,s JOAN sENOUR.
,,....... ia,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-13
BARGAINS Foe SALE.

q. IA fun l m rihi with story frame house rnc sta
IL HE. squire ~ l'in"is street
of fst land, within miles OF Indiana
doia hewn log hcdr about - acres ~ cultivation crqnird
- JOIfN ELDER, Real I.'fofc Agsnt.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-13
|,Ols SAIL

LARGE story Ilousc, with frame back buildings
~ II front and rear good cellars
smoke house aud stable, WIN Nv" eana
ig hofsssoccur ins uh lot al ground
ON the Indiana aud New York sheets The location
rrd wagon Tavern fnause Of JOHN ELDER,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-13


T g.. s, s.I. s,,l..e.S n..Sl,s,.. !. H., :
49,, ss.,s \ pak Springfield, Ky. May H. 1s45.
ocnt-i ,hs opporun', Of Informing You OF most re-
markabe performed upon ne b, ''e use " D'' " m"
sam Wild Cherry -. -.
In the year taken with an inflammation Of The bowels
ube. abocd six weeks when gradually ''."''''
In The Of 1881 attacked Win a""r e"" "h''"
.e, ,on m lung. space Of three years Was COZ"
fined 10 m, BID KINDS o med'ens' and ever, a"
=, ,a i,boht benefit ~,aed song until the
,, az 1874 uh, heard uf "BI.tcr's Balkan 81 Hd chry
NJ, friend. trial. though had e'en Up
All homes Of recover, and had prepared myself h The eanseo
world rhroug IA solicitations vas induced to make
u. or the Genuine B1sfars Bai'a Of wd chrrrg s"''
.. .I astonishing Anr five yearf II s'e'on pain a"e sal
cnr and after having four or Eve hhndffa "" 10
.,.oc aud the anu respectable rh,'a' mao P'
ma soon restored entire health b, the blrss'ng o'
Coo. and the use Of w..,ar's ba'sam ot "d Shyr''
co,in good health, aud sneh - IN, altered appear
H., nm no longer when mret IN, former seq"hint
ave
ha,c gained rapid, weight, and my ne.h 6rm and solid
can now eat much person. and my food seen. 70 .g's
with have eaten more curing "e '''' wv "'' W." ~
eaten i've years teorr. :. :
coudering my almost Miracle, deem necessary for
M GOOD Of the afflicted, and duty o~e TO tie proPreo' and
m, '.iiow men ("ho SHOULD h"o" ""''' ''''' my - '
make this statement pubic.
hi, a medicine aswis'ar ha'am ." wa S".,. :, ,,..aa
Yours respectfully, WM II. hmm
,, eIow,nr letter from Doctor Rie,y, Of Franklin, lad.
mo stand. high profession, and ranks among h' h" po
.,au. of the STATE shall SPEAK ir cf IA Communications ''s
.C,nune wis,ar's Belssm of Wild Cherry
Franklin, Ind, April "a. ies'
Nie..rs sanford Pai have but few bottles oi ""i
sam If Wild cherry remaining on hand OF the as' ''
- t,,,ase waited until had SOLD oi aud had obs',
n ,e, for one before ordered ano'Aer bu "sh % 'he
demand for the a,,ce do wish TO he without ~ ana am
therefore o anticipate little IN" "o"' "' W" " -.
~ hy the lot disposed 81, which, from 'hs
. have ma lie lately think wall be but short TIME nc s'-
Get, the baisam many s,siingl, beneficial DJf'
mon aeeuainance fhan any 0fhrf Patent Medicine
a ., Isorn Ia Amo., aioihers fail trial. and not Ls
- .Ie 10 bear the OF experience, soon s'nk into d"'e
r houry,r seems highly valued bs those no have
- -, and healing efficacy in h,'r os
eases. Yours yer, respectfully, JAMES hiehIi-
{ ns;.. @, ,er bottle. Sold BY SANFORD PARK,
thsast corn Of Fourth end Vannt su
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-13
INDIANAPOLIS POST OFFICE.
Arrivals and Departures of the Mails

EAsr daily at II T. M
Closes daily r. vi.
CrSci~SA1I via Observation-Disclosures Tuesdays Thursdays
Saturdays Il
Closes sundays, Tuesdays and Thursdays +. NJ
CtNciNSA1i LaorcHcebUgh-Arriyes Sundays, Wed . .
nessiays and Fridays = "
Closes Mondays Wednesdays aud Fridays L. vi.
Sou1HrRN .NrdisOn-Arves Tuesdays, Thursdays
aud Saturdays - T. VI
Closes on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays A. NJ
LEA Bloomington - Arrives Tuesdays
Thursdays and Saturdays 10 T.. VI
Closes sundays Tuesdays and Thursdays 8 z. VI
MoSRovta-Auves Tuesdays and Saturdays p. NJ.
Closes MONDAYS and fridays +. NJ
Jsrye 10 r. NJ
Closes daily except SATURDAYS Up. NJ.
A,y Tueeda,s and SATURDAYS p VI.
Closes Wcdn Saturdays A. NJ.
DsSyLir IlL-Aryes Tues days, Thursdays and Saur-
DAYS 6P NJ.
,loses SUNDAYS, Tueslay and Thursdays P VI
I.r.v.rrr VII, Trbaper- saturdays 6P. ~.
Closes Wednesdays IA. NJ.
'' and saturdays 5P. NJ.
Closes Mondays "Wednesday, and FRIDAYS A. NJ
CRrr~vuir, o. Utnohcster-Auves Tuesdays aud
Saturdays i. NJ.
loses sundays aud Thursdays 7. NJ.
p.so,r,oN- tuiyes Wednesdays 7. NJ
,1,.e. N,dnesdnys r.
-. 80, vi, Iy@ad Rupple-Auives Fridays, r. NJ
tlo.e. MONDAYS 7. NJ
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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-13
WOODBURY. n SHREWSBURY,
Commission and Produce Merchants,
.H.EDISG.v, F.vDEs1v-s. p

CNiKOesRAEiAsCA
To The LGdieS and Gentlemen ~ Indianapolis.
Professor 4! Il. ss:liIy.
F-NrACHER OF new ed y Pm PEN
y IL Lessons during which the Elements
the viii hc RAPID proficiency made thercln
o. chDgraphy dissccied
ipIcs the muscular
powers arm Tie Object is pcr'qaatat
impression. proper atcntc ca the part OF the pupil
such VIII he i-Gr~aHfed
addition teaching complete business hand he gives les
Ia hands rraced by the most eminent en-
gravcrs every species OF Ornamental Writing IN the
most beautiful style.
Those DESTROYS acquiring splendid business hand WIZ do
to immediately his viii be short
Young gentlemen qualified teaching the most reasonable
invited to call and exnmnc great
variety specimens ia Writing, fourshing Drawing Printing,
Room over birds Hardware Store No. 3 Norwoods Block.
Entrancc "a Illinois Street JoItsw
PORTRAIT PAINTING.
EATON. Painter. kooui fope's ''o'r
% south eide 81 Washington street. lew dVots east oi The Palmer
House. SUI
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-13
STEAM FOW Ess
Looking Glass Frame Mandatory.

TayE manufacture ookng class,
Frames of Patter, by Steam
he enabled sell the articles
the Eastern Cities and as the k
Merchants will find greatly to their
advantage 10 befote purchasing East or elsewhere
All kinds of Gliding neatly executed.
Ally EBENEZER WISWEI.I, III -naiR ST., Ciaeinnati.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-13
COLD TlIIMBLES.

v 30 found fos sale cheap W. H. Taibos 'ewe s'",
MI ~. Gid Thmbs OF ddere mt also siissf orc e. -
"a sizes; also large lot Of Gold Spectacle, ,""
w ,.,-n ~. wear. Call and see. ~ w u
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-13
INDIANAPOLIS BANK NOTE TABLE

Corrected Sentinel A. FLETCHER Stock cd
EfekGRgs Broker.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-13
p.TrNV lEsorE,s BALANCES.

EIIST received Patent Letter Balances with pencil.
and anached they the moseonvenent and use
i rene Every business ought Ia avai himself
t opporinn, cc, they win be sold AZ Philadelphia
r,crs al w. ~. TAi.BDfr'S. ~
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-13
S.1-yER WARE:

fiNE % Ian,r Cream, Mustard spHnns Butter
I Knives, ius' 'o''N~ q. A. FERGUSON.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-13
= ,,rs.CoCAI. sPECTACLEs.

yu,E subscriber made the sole agent oI ,n Guy M
.,y the pefc and glasses these orc
asa ~ HE besl article now have just eeenea is
h I r specs also glasses aud wi be aoe 70 5u - ,s
conditions of eyes, these s,ase R,,IsT
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-13

VIZ Miraces ncrer case More er'denre q II
Surprising hcalh Restorative ITrlues!!'
Z Z Z = SS u,. : 8 !. & Z
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-13

BRUSHES.
INST received fine CLOTH hair, and
80 shaving brushes nj 4. A. FERGusoN's. 81
EAR RINGS.
FEW pair Of style Of iat Rings can be bad at
n A., a.. .FERGU,oN,S.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-13
Travelling Agents
Sale, OF stock i'm New York. Dee. 10.

VALUABLE bAlR DE- SPECrACLES
Found ON our desk aud may be had by presenting receipt
for printing this notice. JAMES y. A. HALL,
No ,, Palmer House
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-30

tut We 10 desire hst Foc8Ufss shaui1 rot b s 2 60
tirey 20 splomac negotiations Amer snohsr battle, 10
which perhsps fate may not be unfsvorsbis II we take
the precautions which prudence counsels, any treaty
ie would be honorable to MEXICO especially in the
pre- have side Is obvious to ALL the
M st indsputable justice.
1T certain that the United states propose the treaty
and that from this fact alone Mexico loses no honor by
entertaining the amcabe proposals which may be made
TO her but every one will agree with us that a too
ready assent would not fail TO be attributed TO debility
and the total oblivion of injuries grave in themselves
and stl more So in their consequences to impotence
Let the army then, be despatched to the frontier
let present itself in imposing attitude let be proved
10 the enemy that our weakness is in appearance only
and occasional by our intestine dscords but that union
endows US with the vsor Of every free and
ton and then the termination OF the war will he a
crown oil glory to our country aud manifest proof that
IN spite OF the grauitous calumnies of adversares
we Know how e. respect the rights OF others and to de-
lend our own. when We see them unjustly attacked
Fortunately, the settlement of affair Of so much
importance belongs 10 a Congress, which as we have
wefounded hopes will be freely elected by the nation
and composed Of citizens eminent for their wisdom and
for their virtues"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-30
Movements or Travellers.

The arrivals diminished considerably yesterday from
the previous the respective hotels the fol-
loving extracts from the regstries will show:-
AMEaIeAs-H Armstrong, Newburgh Col Bank
s. A; F. De Silver, Philadelphia Dr. Sachs, U. 8.
NJ Churchill Sing Sing; l.. Ruper, Albany; j. Webster
Patterson A. Merchant, Fort Columbus; 7. Vain
wright u s. A; B. Lindsey g. 8, A.; J. Day, Florida
j. Walcott, u. 8. N; M Clarkson, Penna.
ARROW. Appleton, Boston L. stsarns, Mas; F.
Barton, Mass; Mr. Averell Ogdensburg Mr. Beaubeen,
Newburn J. Peck Burlington o. Berkhed, Stanbury;
F. McMurin Philadelphia N. Clarke, Mr. Oliver Mary
land j. Lawrence, Montreal j. Bishop Ticonderoga
z. Allen Ogdensburg J. Sheppard, Buffalo; Camp.
bell, W. Root, Schenectady II. Adams N. WACoffn,
Mr. Greenlea Boston George Plat, Oswego; c. John.
son. PhilsdsPhia A. Holmes, N O.; A. Gibbs, Phila
j. Taintor, Hartford
Capt Barclay, Philadelphia Mr. Richards, Canada; j.
Wood, Portland r. stewart, U; s. N; d. Campbell,
Ptsheld j. Delsvan, Philadelphia; q. Sanger, Utica
8. Powell, Philadelphia; H. Easement, London; r.
Brookss, r. Nen, Philadelphia; r. Dale, Norfolk N. r.
Jones, A. Reed, A. Campbell, Phila-
FaArxLIS-H. Hewitt, New York A. Gibson, Phila-
delphia r. Granger, g. DeLuer, Albany E. Barnum,
New York q. Wadlegh, Boston q. Steele, Albany /;
W. Cunningham Philadelphia w. Raymon, l. Nicol
Baton Rouge; J. smith, Illinois; c. Brainard, New
Haven.
HowARD-G. Lawrence, Nantucket J. Marshall, Liv-
ingston Mr.. Little, Albany J. Tabor, Hudson; T.
Mann, Troy c. Bradley T. Stansberry Burlington; A.
Menely, P. Morse, Troy A. Newell Medina J. Nor
den, Boston r. Broadhead, Easton; II. Danworh, Me-;
Baltimore J. Mallory, Albany c. Townsend, b. Lin
coin. Boston B. Martin, Alexandria w. Arnold, N.
Adams.
JvpsoS-F. w. Tompkns, Bnghampton A. Buck
waite Hartford g. Herman, North Carolina; T. Lewis,
Conn.i George Flag, N. York +. Dalton, New Haven !;
Q. washburn Caleb sprague Fisher sprague Tauntonj
y. Harris New York j. Stone, Railway A. Dunnam,
Hartford c. Buck, N. Orleans.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-30

The imports Of the other three months of this year
WILL without doubt, be very small It il eur impression
that the aggregate wnotexcesd that Of last year
the exports the three months will probably be 50 large
as to swell the aggregate to several millions beyond that
Of ls45 We have no doubt the value of merchandise
exported from this port for 1885, will exceed that Of any
previous year While the foreign trade of this port IL in
fair way Of being placed upon better basis than
have ever before enjoyed that of other ports IL in fact
more favorable This the principal importing port Of
the country while IT the second a. an exporting port;
and the balance against which appears in the above
table, is more than Offset by the balance the ether
sde in the foreign trade of New Orleans and other large
exporting places From present appearances and so far
Judge from the returns far received the
balance in favor the aggregate foreign trade Of
the country will be very large; and before the importa
tons begin to in for the spring trade, there will
be, without doubt, large importation Of specie.
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Superior Court.
Before JudOe OakIav

Beirne 4 Burnside Us Dord.This cause resume d
yesterday morning After plaintiff had got through de-
PENDANTS counsel moved for nonsuit principally tho
ground that there was warranty, either express
implied The Judge said his mind was very much bal.
anced on the point, because neither the common law
rule the civil law rule strictly adhered to- but he
thought the tendency Of courts follow the
law rule and in that he concurred but would
allow this the jury and the point
for further conside ration Adjourned to this morning
Before Judge Vsnderpool
James Fsrguson vs. The Corporation Of the North
Berah Baptist Church in the City Of New York-This
an action of assumpst to back $4,000 and
erest The facts follows In the year lS42, Mrs.
Ferguson, by her then OF Miss Grace Robinson,
lent the Trustees of the Church, $4,000 payable with
erest at cent per annum for which she took their
bond. She afterwards married the plaintiff, and some
difficulty took place between them. Mrs Ferguson SUBJ
sequenty induced the Trustees to pay back the $4,000
with the interest due it, and gave up the bond to be
cancelled The $4,000 afterwa ards paid back to them
and they executed a bond for it to q named
Norris Mrs Fergusons trustee Such the allie ga
tons Of plaintiff g counsel The plaintiff brings his
action the ground that ii paid without his
Adjourned to this morning
For plaintiff Messrs Blunt and White.
For defendant Messrs Whitney and Carts.
Kelly Us Capitalization of SANDER. Verdict for
plaintiff 500.
Before Judge Oakley.
Lohmdn The NeU York and Erie Railroad Com
pany-ln this cause the jury were out the entire of
Wednesday night but could not agree They dis.
charged yesterday morning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-30
The Herald for Er,ole.

The steaVshp Ca ed onia Ill SAL T ON Boston
on Sunday, and our next cd ton Of the Herald
for Europe will be ready AT one PC, OK Tomorrow
II viii contain complete summary oi al
matters OF interest that will have transpired from
the sailing of the last steamship. including the
latest accounts from Mexico, the army and
the navy; the state Of the cotton, corn, grain,
and provision markets; perfect and reliable
accounts of the cotton crop; commercial, politi-
cal, monetary and miscellaneous intelligence, in
terestiug to European readers II will be illus
trated by map, showing the field of operations
in Mexico, the routes taken by the army, and
those proposed to be traversed in order 10 reach
the capital.
II viii be sold at the usual price, Ct cents, in
wrappers, or furnished TO subscribers at So per
aunum, in advance