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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-23
Crsrr'sart Jrly ,, 1888
Mr W ForLET-

Dear Fr In received day you request NE 70 give
you he history Of ws ay,caon
aud 'fct Of Sherwood sec'roma remedies.
sure "a an'weftE your 'nqu'Cs fif limited know
OF the p"zres Of disease and The eject Of medicine permit
Ny wife 10 years Of Of vey fra ard delicate contu
ton PTnf TO- about The drt of Jinuay enjoyed
good health About that time iDerhars befori
nencsd declining Indigestion want Of appetite together
etene wcakses indicated he approach Of
Anew weeks o. and s c0ughghef cough
n d. HUSKY che racer az ht mpaned sIyectorl
Ton vas under ap9sh hat The
had cut DOWN psnauTey her father and mler and
members NJ the fsmii, had msrsst her
H'n-ed u woik A. hn, fsrpftrd resbrard
remedies for diseases of this kind among "yaia
sa and The Vegetable Pulmonary BaiauL~ but ar pur
pose.
Her cough increased dry ATTENDED proIs eIyoe,oaton
AMI shc was npdiy vnstrg away.
About TX w,es after Der cough commenced, induced
pys ars would only facilitate her departure tine
houbIrg me efficacy Of tI..c remedies
TIE day amer shn had fret ap
petite FOR 3D. md thought br rht
been In diys co1rn
etpceoain eeaftd hs bse p abaBioae Of
oma-h restored. her u'rgh nrtcare' par
take n b. rouRrsi without irjIry
that se n the health Nth hs exception q
~ cOtsI fns been rord.
She taken part o. boIss. Whether the relief
hey Inv" afforded be- oa'y not time only daenll
feei 1'ku D. tbe Cyer Of all god that directed 70
use ~ tltrsr frue.ips
Fton tii7 AMI oihsr within ray
nFn obvan1 have hcs'1tol them 20 All
who b. a ctei Iiuous disease by
tisy may be- called would at ea't sly, Try them.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-23

As you candidates for IN the next General As
sembly, YOU will pardon for thus publicly propoundlng
enquiries you. Notwithstanding the present
Legislature has indefinitely postponed the sutec, Of the
cal Of ConEenOH L. change our Constitution think It
clear that the session Of the General Assembly the
subject vii! be renewed and It is important thor, FORE
that should know the sentiments OF those for whom We
are called upon 10 cast our votes.
Then hSt-AIe you ia favor Of the call Of Conven.
ton Tor the purpose Of changing State Constitutional
Second-l you are IN favor al such call, are you IN
favor Of The white the mixed basi.
Inrd-Are you in favor Of universal sUfirage1
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-23
RE APPEARANCE OF Dr.. PUsEY.

The celebrated DIR. Pusey the expiration Of his three
years suspension, appeared Sunday ss the pulpit
the Cathedral Church. OF Oxford; and great was the
anxiety TO hear him. that the struggles door ad
mssan savoTod more Of the theatre than house Of pray
en- Inc attendance exceeded all previous eIperienee
Great numbers came puroiely from London aud tho re-
poTets OF the daily press down place the
mon before the world. DR.. Pusey 1t will be
was suspended for Teaehng the Roman Catholic doctrine
Oi the eucharist The interval appears To have no
change IN his views Tor the doctrines OF the presly
son OF sins and of the "real prose- were as strongly
Insisted on m Tue present as in the condemned Tne
one ~ iac was continuation Of the other; and DR.. Pu
sey teemed delighted 10 have the opportunity Of repeating
his opinions IN the presence OF the judgesihe university
aahor,tts. whether any one or what notice will be
Ken OF ihs lost move on the Of the leader
VINO elt alone like the "ist Of simmer bloom nz
In solitude remains In be The "leadng journal"
ytserdiy hiss pungent attack upon DR.. Pusey, which
may be regarded as oeaby clear evidence that hs views
had ltte sympathy with the popular mind in Eng and
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-23
NO rAPER ON TUESDAY.

The Publishers Of the City rsPers hsvng received that
tie Prntsrs are o. much entitled g holiday. on Wssh.
iastsnp Anuyofsaiy, d. ese, no Pa2sr viii be
issaod ifo,n this Ufise Tuesday.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-23
FCb. %.
NAV RnnkS.

RECEIrED Ly 1Ug.iNCE BT ~ yB.IiH STREET, BY
J. ". RANDOLPH g. CO.
- EfpND psu ~ James Novel Tho Sep Mother Is
- 'eosd sUp Canye Wors The Elves 10 Ger,
Of r'cF. %
Ccsnts.
w'sie-n Continent fofsau'd1y, Qist seea'
COOPER WAIVED.
NNTE wish ~ bro a Cooper = his month ofyrsr
" ~. =. A. T.. =. TALtAFERRO
f. SIT Iu-krits Nils
TJIt uIRE.
A GOOD CARPENTER and Bon maker
IN R27-T PATfE5pN 4 BUR-
SECOND Part Of The Step Mother, by James,
- Ju,tteaivedw NASH "a wOOrHOUsE5
JAMES NEW NOVELETTE, Step Mother,
81 compare rsu "a
THE Ivs; tranHated from e German or Trek, BY r. Car
ye AMI keeLes Pnce IS Just received -
iobY8 LR.NKEn MURRts.
sBIk PiKsISs NEW YORK DAILY BUTTER, prime ariele,
~ resivng fYr sails ~
Rb - INLCEs BROTHER
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-23

Or acknowledgment. due Tor tho elegant specimens
81 Cske sad Jelies 9Th which been favored ~
ths Ltdici Of the Par.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-23
THE AMERICAN MINISTER AT PARIS.

Mr.. King, the American Minister at the Tuienes b.,
been drawn into correspondence with NJ. Suiz,t for the
purpose OF rtbung charge preferred against him by the
eminent ON the fuber OF Texas and producing the
explosive mssive IN the Presidents message which has
caused such sensation in France and such proracted dis
cuAsions IA the Chambers Mr. X sadly too ihnskinnsd:
and he has his position by uppeane through
MI GuiIdt, 10 the public agsns the structures OF news
paper high dpl, matte funcu"nary ought be above
this The Times returns to the charge aud sacrcrs MI
King unmercIully MIR Kings letter i, rhetorical and in
Hated; that Of NJ Guzot brief. cold and the point
press OF matter yesterday has crowded this
dence, the comprehension Of which would have been com
peie without the article from Times which provoked
H. and the fcoinder
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-23

100 TONS WHITE ASH ANTHRACITE
hoO COAI, soa,d schr samuel Csrssr ias auivoi,
for sale ~ heb 2J-2u JOHN y. TRlPLETT son.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-23
sherwood,. ,Ingnc,ic rcmcdIc,.

OR COMPOUND CHLORIDE OF GOLD,
1NOR Chrome Diseases OF the yyso;hy, neiu ling
4 the ioims % SetOiua, ConsuInl ton Dyspepsia
For sale by SAMUEL =. DOVE, Agent
FOR Richmond Va
or SUI osed will found lsttsr from NJ ssmI Cary Of
Cucnn o. ana 90 s'ssion Gt fflm
various sources Of TIE n1 es eabs individuals
cured OF Consumption ScfOfua Dyspepsia, o
ease. Certificate. Of individuals this ely may
am at liberty refer. 5 D.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-23

TNECUToRs NOTICE.-An persons having coins against
~ the ofhe DR. JAMES McCaw fcqucsied TO
the Thomas Taney And all indebt
ed IN the will make paym him. he being authorized to
receive the kATIIL. TALLEY RG'or
js I4-sou IT DrJ H. MEOW.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-23
LIVERY STABLE FOR RENT OR LEASE

~ ".
" It'll be ren'td leased public auction on TUESDAY,
w the 24th instant II O'Clock hrhe. bidder for
years the occupied By far
kerson deceased fronting frankn an istb
streets There 10 said lot new stable -u .n,Iy
large TO accommodate 10 20 nae yard and .he
terry attached.
HODGES A. PutJIAM A,...
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-10-15
THE MARKETS.

CINCINNATI, Oct 6.-FLoUR.-0wng TO large receipts,
transactions greatly restricted to-dsyl00 bbls sold
from store and 100 from Whitewater Canal after report
yesterday SO 81 do from Railroad this morning %;
200 do, LawreDceburgh brand deld 10 days hence at
NHisKy-A sale from river this morning OF 81 bbls
I6c Tor other lots II the most offered the time
made our inquiries
TALrOwA sale last evening Of 5000 lbs prime rendered
at 6Rc
corrEE2i bags good fair Rio sold yesterday at Sc 100
do private terms
SUGAR. hhd prime N. o. sold this morning at 9Ic-a
further advance
LARD-A sale Of n bbls No. I at 55c.
OIL-f5 bbls sold TO the trade at 44c per gall
WHEAr-Milles have advanced The price Of wheat 10 65c,
which Is now the current iate
The River continues very low.
cLNcLNNATT, Der. 7-FLoUR-Saies yesterday of 90
bbls from Raoad at So 56i 81 from canal and 100 from
rable after 10th inst, and payable delivery at 50 10
Gazette.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-10-15
LATEST ARRIVAL OF NEW GOODS
Look for the big

NOTWITHSTANDING the assertions OF some, that could
stand and sell Goods the loo have sd at
since we commenced business again hand with of the
largest an6 Goods offered for sne
retail fnm Maine Rocky Mountains all Of which pledge
ourselves sell az lower Than other house WILL
Come all and buy Goods where buy cheapest
Gs were bought IN New York since the great reduction In prices
which viii enable
gains. The following articles comprise part OF our stock;
French black wool dyed black blue brown and olive Cloh Dea
yer and Pilot Cloths, a fine assortment.
Plain and fancy cood Casmefes Satines Jeans and Full Con
Craduaed N0ussehne de Lane es asmees Repp dc fnes
plain and striped Apacas plain and barred Gnghms rich
col6s. Tagu egkel fne, plaid
slws Cashmere, SIX Woed and Cotton liosri Chdrens Wor
sied tfoec aud Gecam Boots
Hem stitched do, Linen cambrie, &C.
SILK Frnge Cnps Bonnet Cap, and Neck Ribbons whhe brck
and eoiofed Kid Gloves Nuts, Velvet Ribbons.
Leghon and saw Doanes fashion Musins, Dlngs
Tcklngs and Canton Fianncls.
BRUSSELS cepy imperial superfne 6ne common In
grain CARPEriNS selected latest and patterns
we o at extraordinary low prices Also AcaHt and JuIe Mats Car
Hats, and Caps
Faslonahe SIX Satin, Beaver. Russia broad Brm,
and FOR HATS White Black, aud japanned Wool Hats Pea sport
Ing Hats.
Meas and Boys Fur Muskra seaIe,e Hair aud Labrador Seal
Guard, AMI Glazed lawn do.
Boots and Shoes
Ladies' Fine Slipper. Buskns, strap
Shoes Chdrens Lace Boots Mems Thick Boots, Kip and
brogans, Patent strap oveehocs &C
200 bs best Spanish Sole Leather NJ eastern prices.
China Glass, tarhenware, description.
OF 6R0cERiEs and HfRDHdRE.
To conclude woid y neither hrag how, lunier bot
kinds Of PRODUCE any eiy
- sign Of the Dig .
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-10-15
Recent Elections.

Since the month OF August inclusive, elections have
been held in the States of Arkansas, Missouri Ken
lucky, Illinois, Indiana, North Carolina, Vermont,
Maine, and in the territory Of Wisconsin. The chan
ges compared with the last previous elections, are
not strongly marked and in the aggregate about bal
ance each other. In Arkansas, Missouri, Illinois,
Vermont, and Maine, elections for members OF the
next Congress have been held and in every instance
where choice has been effected, the result Is The
same in the present Congress. The totals IL
Democrats and Wings elected and vacancies.
II we descend little into particulars, II may be
stated that in the legislature of Arkansas, joint
ballot, the parties stand three TO one, viz 10 DEM
ocrats, and y Wings. The Democratic candidate
for Congress elected without opposition.
In Missouri the democrats have large majority In
both branches Of the legislature, and also majority
in each of the FIVE congressional districts. In only
Two OF them did The wings bring forward candidate;
the contest being between men of the same Demo
cratic) politics.
In Kentucky, the wing majority in both branches Of
the legislature Is quite as large as usual Governor
and congressman not chosen this year.
In Illinois there Is an overwhelming democratic
majority in both branches Of the legislature and the
democratic majority for Governor is 2l,637; much
larger majority than was ever before given in the
State. fai
In Indiana the wings have gained tho House,
(Which last year was democratic by ten mnjority,)
and on the other hand the Democrats have gained the
Senate, which last year exclusive Of the IL. Cover
nor) was tie. The Democratic majority for Cover
nor is 1857; which is larger than ever before
given since General Jackson was candidate for the
Presidency Folks majority in l64l was 23l4. Har-
rison's in 1910, 1908.
In North Carolina the wings have gained the Senate
by majority, which before tie, and have lost a
few members of the House, though still retaining a
majority Of H. They have elected their Governor by
77l0 majority. In 1884, Governor, 1853 President,
39i5. Showing wing gain Of about 1000
In Vermont there is no choice Of Governor by the
people, but Eaton [Whg) will be chosen by the leg
isature, both branches Of which ire wing by about
the same majority last year. The wing plurality
over dem. for Governor, is about COCO, which is 600
or TOO greater than last year.
! In Maine there is choice for Governor, though
the democratic plurality over wing will be near 6000.
Last year, $3.50. The dem. majority all, was
then 20l7. Now the democrats are ia minority of
between 5000 and 1000 This is chiefly owing TO
the great increase of scattering votes. So far as
heard from, the democrats have majority in both
branches Of the Legislature Upon the legislature de-
wolves the choice Of Governor.
In Wisconsin the democrats have prevailed by an
immense majority,-the wings having elected only
eight members Of the Convention, out Of total Of 93
heard from.-N. Y. Jour. Commerce
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-10-15
AR NV POST AGAIN.

FTER nbscnce Of three months, an onoe more sealed
"a my berch, tearing old watches To pieces The Old Hess has
search Of good health aud goods and he WIN bring
and ele things aud expect he VIII
sell them Al the smallest nnl imaginable Therefore, In consideration
bad dlne OF he times and known habits Of indus
and have concluded send this card firth 10
and the people at large, Informing them that we w repair al
kinds II Watches Clocks and yewey IN The very best nanncr and
here say better work than he done
know how to do H. 80 bring
ynr work We win cheap during the absence Of the old man.
NJ we don't wish Idle Now don't forget 10 call nj W. H. IAl
BoTT's shop where hold t IL want your watches wen
fixed. CHARLES fhENtu
y All work wnu1nfed 10 peffurm 40 36-u
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-10-15
SODA BISCUfT,.
COMPREHENSIVE
Book Binding and Blank Book
NHnnIrCRcfOPV.

1,nE undersigned having associated themselves under the firm Of
II MANN DELZEL, Indianapolis, Indiana, n ihe business Of
Book binding and Blank Book Manufacturing would respectfully an
stte Bank County Officers and others, that they
EdSIEeF PAPER,
direct the city OF New York. which VIII be bound 10 order m The
durable and the most reasonable terms
Stationery upon thu From their experience In the bus
ness both they feel confident In their ability render
satisfaction and therefore respectfully solicit share Of
public patronage
Tc orders recently Dclzel
now In the possession Of The firm Of Mann Dee and win be
nromply attended TO. Il. MANN,
ss,a o 3o6m =. DEIZELI..
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-10-15

BLooDr TRAeEDr.-For several days our quie, COM
munty has been aga,ed with reports that implicated the
reputation Of Of the most respectable ladies in the city
Of Richmond. Although the foul charge upon every
tongue. ani the shameful deed the theme Of every dis
course sympathy for the wronged and delicate regard
for innocent connexions muzzcd the press long the
consequences were Of private natures but the excited
vengeance of an injured husband exhibited itself ycscr
day morning in act that call for public nycsga
on which will disclose all the circumstances Of this hor
rblc affair. Every restraint is therefore removed and
there why should not proceed TO crafty
public curiosity by detailing the particulars, far
gather them from q careful Investigation.
During the absence Of Mr.. William X. Myers, who
business the North, il seems that his brother, Col
Samuel ). Myers, received anonymous communication,
charging his siserinaw with adultery, and pointing
Mr. ID. Marvin Hoyt the guilty party the writer
quesed interview, and offered 10 produce the cearest
proof Of the truth Of the charge this proof furnished
and SUCH that Col Myers, with all his devotion
10 his sister, could not resist IT, Intercepted notes
produced aud the most conclusive evidence exhibited
Of guilty intercourse for months il for years The
father Of Mrs. Myers Immediately written for, and
satisfied Of his daughters guilt removed her from the c
~. Col Myers also wrote TO his brother, informing IN
infinitely Of all the circumstances Ihunderstruck at the
nfdelity Of her whom he had ever loved honored ard
cherished and siung madness with the thought Of his
honor wounded in the enderes point, Mr.. Myers hurried
10 Richmond burning TO gut his vengeance where he had
been fouIy wronged TO escape notice. however, he
ef the the Junction, 81 miles from Rich
mond, and there taking horse provided for him, he
tered the city on Sunday after the shades Of night had
fallen and the morning light enabled him
make Of his VICTIM he rushed Hoyts chamber and
discharged the Of loaded pistol in his brain.
Mr.. Myers accompanied by his brother, who faith
fully stood by him in this rebutve act justice. They
both surrendered themselves tie civil authorities and
the case Is now undergoing judicial investigation.
Thus have the guilty parties expiaed their awful Of
fence against the laws Of God and man. He In an un
timely death; and she in the pangs tina, rend her
bosom whenever the image Of her injured husband dy
ing lover is brought to mind. : So. Standard, Rich
nond, IA.
Hoy denies his guilt and when he supposed himself
eens he declared that the last words he uttered should
be to proclaim the innocence Of Mrs. Myers The public
ascbe these declarations rather to the galaniry Of the
gentleman than the real innocence Of the lady. u
This evening there is report in circulation how
we know not that Mr. Hoyt has made will and left Mrs.
Myers legacy of $50, 0U0.-I6id.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-10-15
New Establishments.
DRY G00ne AND GROCERIES.

~ r. CASE doors q Washineen Halt Iadisasgsi
has just opened wifi be receiving great variety o.
Goods Gan purchased IN New York; which he Wills e ON the most
favorable ready pay In the assortment WIN Do
found,
Broadcloths from 81 50 10 - oos
Cassimcrcs from 81 90 TO 500
satinctts and Jeans, fom 40 cents 20 ~ s6i
Mousselaines dc Lanes from 20 20 80 cents;
Rep de LANES. style. from 30 TO 60 cents;
Rich and coored Alpacss. from 90 cents TO ~
Coicocs cents to y Linen handkefchieis W % slNlt
bleachcd and unblcached cotton
TO- ~ and 70 cents.
Flnnncs Onghans Checks. Diapers Ready Made cohing.
Travelling Baskets Carpclng Corded skirts ffingcs, Jumps,
Twist. Thread Edgings, Ribbons, &C. SC.
attention respectfully solicited Our
determination buy cheap sell fair and DO to others a. We
they should Come andsee n We are not about nghti
you find CASES STORE The west door IN the
new block opposite brakes Hotel p
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-10-15

CALLS on THE LAKE-The last gale on Lake Erie
has made great havoc with the shipping Some
twenty vessels, including several STEAMBOATS, had To-
take refuge among tho islands. SINE lest their
masts others their sails. aud the Henry Clay lost two
Of her hands by being washed overheard.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-10-15

Isaac Franklin, who began life a boatman, died
recently az his residence in Sumner county, Tonnes
see leaving an immense estate the most Of which he
bequcatbed to a Seminary to be built on his own
plantation in that county. The property bequeat-
Cd, IS estimated at $4,000.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-10-15

The Corrox Woem-The NJ O. Delta has re.
ceived authentic Information that in portions Of the
Concordia cotton region of Louisiana, the planters
have had to dig pits and bury The army rorms that
had collected in the dtces the atmosphere becoming
tainted by their decay, promising to originate dis
ease. No conception can be formed Of their dcsruct
iveness quantity, except witnessed in the fields.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-10-15

Tho Columbus Statesman received an apple from
Gen. Griswold, of Weribington, Ohio, which weighed
% ounces, and measured l5l inches in circumference
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-10-15
ENGLIsrI RABBIrs.

uNoR SALE, fine lot Of beautiful English Rabbits Of the pure
N breed and OF the Prince Albert and Queen Victoria
They from % 81 EACH according and
lily. Apply, between school hours my fathers residence Washing
ton street. 3S-tf GEO. n ENRY CHAPMAN.
SODA BISCUIT.
SUPPLY Biscuit and Water Crackers received
Aby NOEL. BROWNING 4 co.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-10-15
WOODBURY. a. SHREWSBURY,
and Produce Merchants
MADISON, I.FDT.E.y.4. ~
UNITED STATES MAIL.
NnllnIlaI Ind Line

llfls<IA A. /. 4 w. l.. ROSS & Co.'S daiy line Of Far
- horse Post Coaches from indianapolis 70 fsns laue
-. -. iad.na This line leave. the Palmer Hoa.e India
napos daily NJ 10 Ocock and TeTre Hnuie
day u, Leaves Tee llaue daily O'Clock, m, and
arrives al indianapolis day at Fare Too Dears Thy
also run fieek Tine from indianapolis Cincinnati Pare only
Three Dollars Leaves indianapolis Mondays wednesday, and F
days At & They also irweeky line from indianapolis 70
Bloomington and Leavenwoh. Mondays Wed
ncsdaJs, and Fridays % g. They weekly ne Dom
Cincinnati, Ohio, Hlshoo and thence Chcohe They also
have m weekly ne Of ages from lafayette Indiana 70 epngned
illinois, Leaves Lafayette every Monday Wednesday and Friday
evening O'Clock They have good coaches and horses and careful
drivers upon their several lines.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-10-15
INDIANA MEDICAL COLLEGE.

fuNE annual Of In this Institution will commence on
the first Monday Of November and continue sixteen weeks
The Faculty composed a. follows:
Gro w NJ d. Prof of Theory and Practice OF Medicine
JoHN u. NiLEs A. NJ. Professor Of Chemistry
NJ. l.. kNAFF NJ D. Professor Of Maieria Medca.
DANIEL MrrKEn. N. d. Professor Of Anatomy and Physiology.
AzARIAH Il. SHiFndAN NJ. ID, Professor Of Surgery.
NcHoLs Ham, NJ d. Professor Of Obstetrics aud Diseases OF women
and Children.
LEVI r. ToRRRy, NJ d., Demonstration OF Anatomy.
Tickets S00 Matrclaton fee IS. Dtssecng
tickets opona s.. Good boarding In private fans including lights
and washing be had al 81 so per week.
sapore, Sept.9 2. DANIEL Deem.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-10-15
DER the ianl Of the free, and the home q the b

On The 10Th. the officers were invited 10 attend In the
them protection If they remained faithful to their oahs Of
allegiance. which the Aleade for and In the presence Of
the people. took The Alcsle said he much pleased
with Gen kenney and his officers. they seemed good
saJ treated them we'll After which they came up aud
embraced. They well pleased with the change.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-10-15
lcoNTfNuEpl

Car 3An Act making appropriations The
gent expenses indian Department. and Toe fulfilling treaty
with the Indian ibes x the year ending
thireh, eighteen for;
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-10-15
To the Cherokees.

For four biacksmiths and assistants stipulated in the
fourth article Of the treaty Of fourteenth Of February,
eighteen hundred and thfyhree. three thousand three
hundred and sixty dollars
For iron aud steel, thousand aud eighty dollars.
For wagon-maker stipulated In the fourth article OF the
treaty Of fourteenth February eighteen hundred aud thirty
three, six hundred dollars.
For wheewright stipulated In the fourth article OF the
treaty Of fourteenth February eighteen hundred aud thirty
three. six hundred dollars
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-10-15

ILL help Into lucrative Business. wanted
20 sell Mcbels Maps they being various kinds Agents
will have advantages. Testimonials required.
Address apply 10 J. m. ATKINSON, GensaI Arnt.
Office No 20 Main street, up stairs, Cincinnati, Ohio. 90