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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-08-27
Marion Circuit Court, October Term,
1916

Sellers jeremiah Wilson, Adam b Wilson, and SaHnei
Smiih.-Ta Chaaeay.
vuyIIE Wilson and Samuel Smith,
residents Of The State Of Indiana hereby notified
August A D. 1885, the complain
his bill Of complaint In the above entitled against them
and the defendant named and that the said suit now
.endng they appear and plead
bin before the calling Of This at The next term Of
will be taken confessed and true against them
Attest: X b. DUNCAN, CA1k, py y. r hooKERs DSp
R.ssorr & Rryrops, Sole. 233wis
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For the Indiana State Sentinel.
Clay Melodies.

Rejected Addresses by The Indiana Clay Club for 1874
Hurrah, hurrah, the bah is.roliing
Onward, onward every day.
HuTrah, hurrah, the ball is rolling
For tariff, bank and Henry Clay.
Rouse, them freemen Of the land,
Men with rough and toi-worn hand
Men with dark and suD-burnt brow,
Why We silent, sleeping now.
The signs portrayal in the sky,
Freedom wars with slavery.
Sunewy hands and hearts of rcn,
May oppose the oppressor's sway;
Hardy frames, may dare environ
Freedoms altar on this day.
Pick your fints, unsheath your claYmores,
As your fathers did Of yOTe;
HaTk hear the lannon's rattle,
HaTk hear the din Of battle;
Protection, tariff, bank, they cry,
Freedom wars with slavery.
Freeman, when the wolf is bowling,
On the hill at mornings light
Or when stealthily prowling,
By the fold in dusky night,
Fire the faggot-know there's danger,
From the proving midnight ranger;
For should he in soothing numbers,
Calm your fears, unseal your slumbers,
And protection promise thee,
Twill be that OF slavery.
Freeman as the slaves protected,
You will this protection find;
Clothed and fed-when disaffected,
Scourged by many hand unkind.
Taxed and tarfed-bought and Sold
Weighed in scales 'gainst filthy gold,-
Then thy iron heart will fail,
And thine eagles eye will quail;
All thy wish will be to die,
Freeman, this is slavery.
Scoru the plan they call protection,
Freeman, let the mind be free;
Spun, for aye, the dire connection,
Which the foe would give to thee.
Soft white hands and gilded laces,
Look not well by sun-burnt faces,
Tender flesh that fears the cold,
Poorly would protect thy fold;
Stand alone, nor fear to try
freedoms war with slavery.
Who is he who cries protection?
1t is not the poor mans son;
lis not him of dark complexion,
Toiling in the burning
IT'S the tyrant in his palace,
Drinking wine from golden chalice,
'ris the lordng Of the loom,
Lolng in his gided room;
But 'tls not the freeman's cry,
Freedom with slavery. o. P. O.
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TO SINKING FUND BORROWERS.
SINKING FUND OFFTcE,
hgdiaaapolis. .1ngHsf 81. I846.

indianapolis August %, 1886
TINE Supreme having decided charge
The this ofice The unpaid
without the Of the borrower such
and the last Legislature having provided for
gagged each Of the Sinking
would continue
heretofore usual Sinking Fund Loans
due unpaid first day
order viii however, in the OF those
owe for more than years interest," aud who shall forward 10 this
Office the 2h Of September next written pay
o the interest due and uithkeh.
a5-4wis J. MORRISON, President.
The JeersOnan and Palladium, Reimond Express and Courier
Free Press and COURIER Lafayette will publish
sumo papers the advertisement
Sinking Fund Office Cor liquid uion.
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W. II. PRESTON a. GO.

UUAvE on and direct from New
Ii York. well selected assortment of DRY GOODS which
they than in these dggns
Their part the following articies Cloths
Casmeres satine Jeans. Hadtmes, Tweeds Prints aluns
Dress shaws SC
Also good assortment ready made Clothing and spendd
assortment of CUSTOM MADE BOOTS AND SHOES which
they sell nearly cheap others do their Eastern
work which, unless will fall to pieces
before got out of town good assortment Of Palm
ephorn Fur Brush Silk Haas will be kept constantly on
hand They also Coffee Sugar Nader indigo Coppeas
Iupn Pepper Spice. Nails. Cotton Yarn. Sc %
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-08-27

Reform has reached Rome, and the new Pope has
set about the business, it is sad in downright earnest
He has appointed the most liberal cardinal of the con-
clave Secretary of State, beloved by the peo-
pie, and possessing rare abilities cardinal Gzzi
Austria has taken alarm at this appointment. and
entered protest against the cardinal and his first
act-a general amnesty to all political offenders II
Is to be hoped that the Pope will be firm and fear not
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-08-27
BY the President OF the United States.

kee IN Of law JAMES K POLK. President
800 the unsd States q America do hereby dears and make
Offices IN the territory of WISCONSIN, the periods hereinafter
Office at MINERAL POINT commencing on Mon
Day the teh day Of November next for the disposal Of the
land. within the aforementioned townships and fractional
Mart. Of tAs base lin. s.d fourth principal rdiaa
TownssTs eleven Twelve and thirteen, Of range two.
Townsb en AMI thirteen OF range four
Of range sir.
Township twelve, and fractional township thirteen OF range
Fractional townships twelve thirteen range eight
Nerh n ths base ii1s and # the 2rh principal srSau
townships twelve and thirteen Of range ONE
Townships twelve and thirteen Of range three.
townships twelve and thirteen, Of range four.
TOWNSHIPS twelve and thirteen. Of range elk
fractional townships twelve and thirteen Of range seven
At the Office at GREEN BAY commenein On Monday
the fourteenth day Of December disposal pub
lie lands within the aforementioned townships and fractional
North 81 a. Bose line and Of grispar m-idia-
Fractional township twelve, west OF the Wisconsin river.
Fractional township twenty-five, of Wolf river range
fractional townships twenty and twenty OF Wolf
Fractional townships twenty three twenty oa and twenty
sir, east Of Wolf river and fractional township
sections two three nine ten the south half of
ton the south half quarter
seven section thirty four and fractional section irrvr con
tsuou the former Menomone Mills reservation, fracfona
Morfs township twenty township twenty
and tow nsliip twenty eight. OF range seventeen.
Townships twenty six and twenty eighteen
Townships twenty six and twenty
Townships nine thirty. twenty
Townships nine and thirty,
Lands Appropriated schools military
other purposes Will be excluded from sale.-
The sales will each he open for unle.s
disposed of and
lard in the townships offered, will
exPiratoa of Two weeks from the said
Given under my np city Washington this seven.
teenth day OF August Ammo Domin eight
dred and forty six
By the President JAMES X. POLK.
JAMES II. PIPER,
Acting Commissioner OF the General Land Office
NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTToN CLAIMANTS
Every person entitled the right OF pre-emptOR
within the limits of the townships and parts townships
enumerated required of
the Register and receiver of the ore
ment therefor practicable er seeing
before the day appointed for the public sale
Of the lands embracing the caimrd claim
will forfeited. JAMES H. PIPER
Acting Commissioner Of the General Land Office
Q5-l Dwis
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-08-27
SIIE;SIFF.S SALE.

Bg directed from the clerks office Of the
Ed win public ae the 5h day OF
Septcmr 1876, the house door in Indianapolis, within the
prescribed by and profits for .ears Of the
The third OF hf No.
Indianapolis commencing At the narteasi
said 95 feet Washington street thence 2
feet alley 22l feet 10 the Place
beginning; the full of Judgment.
interest," will al the time and place expose The lee
simple Of said real Taken tie property OF David Hans
al the suit If Ro~et * Bickng.
-3rv-GI AN lis
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-08-27
PROTECTION.

TIME undersigned appointed for Indianapolis
the Lexington Fire. Life, and Marine Insunnce Company OF
Kentucky viii moderate premiums all risks usually by
such institutions.
The above named Company chartered in The 1896 with
acquired high
prompt adjustment &C losses. Its directory follows: j. w.
PRESIDENT Brand W. g. Waller NJ c. Johnson, Thomas
Pnde d. NJ Craig Directors and Thomas
Baxter, Secretary. 25-n JOHN w. HAMILTON Agot
Dyeing and Securing Establishment.
L. FREvERT, Madison, Esdiaaa has opened establish
~ Securing and Renovating
six dresses ShawIs Hose Coats wearing apparel
approved style lie will in make any
charge the work Is done in wokmanike manner.
will be and
for carriage. A. A. LoUDEN, fgHf
253m Illinois street. halanapot
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-08-27
CONIDiISSIONERS, SALE.

NJ Office hereby that undersigned commissioners
IN pointed probate Of the Of Maon State Of
Saturday. the nineteenth SEPTEMBER A. d.
1896 Of the said probate conrt TO sell the following
wit the halt Of lot number four az IN
3l in the of indianapolis in said county
half Of the southwest OF section nine
(le) az and the
quarter the southwest quarter Of the section situated
Indiana The said sale will he held n
Hail. in the Of Indianapolis aforesaid at
oock D. M said day. upon the following terms OF payment
onea Of the paid cash hand and the oaer
half paid months from the day Of SALE 70 be secured by pro-
sufficient freehold made payable without
any relief from appraisement laws.
JOSHUA STEVENS,
ANDREW A. LoUDEN, Commissioners.
Avis THOMAS LUPrON,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-08-27
SHEpsIFF'S SALE.

HyY virtue Of execution and fee bill directed from the clerk
I'D Office Of the Marion circuit VIII public
the 9Th day of SEPTEMBER 1896 the house door n indianapolis
within the hmrs prescribed by law the and profits r
Of the following wit: Forty feet of Of the side OF
lot No II in No ~ in the Of indianapolis which there
building, and designated ~ the o the
African Methodist Episcopal Church and failure realize the full
Of Judgment and will the time and
said Taken
Trustees African Methodist Episcopal Church, the suit
Of John Brown.
o0-3V * A. w RUSSELL, Sheriff Marion Co.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-08-27
City Guards.

Members notified 10 meet at the Court House sqsart
Wednesday afternoon, at o'clock precisely for Com
pany drill. II so voted hour SO will be devoted tC
the Manual 1t IS hoped that the attendance will be full
By request Of the Drill Officer.
N. B. The regular drill will be Saturday next, at
o'clock, P. NJ, at the same place.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-08-27
VOICE OF THE PEOPLE
The ImproNea Int,.... tegetabIc Pins


(MXDE BY A REGULAR PHYsIcIAN.)
"A ereeilenf pleasant. and failing Medicine,
for the cure .f Ferers, .9gue Dyspepsia Iadeestion.
Coshpeaess. Foul Stomach, Head Ache, Influenza.
Impure Blood HIanf Of Appetite. Worms. Coughs and
Colds. Liver Complaint General Debility. Pains IF
all kinds. Female Complaints. aud all Diseases that
Pills, Of any kind, possibly cure.
NEED NOT FORCE THEM DowN-Those who have ecnsei
regarding the susr Coaied Improved indian vess
Having been some mouths since bad cough weak
mess IN p chest and loss Of appetite used wss Indian yes
Sleep and believed consumption lpneursd bos Of Dr.
health within six days. and nss,s 5 10 Z The hest
Page. letter dated Bath nuary las.
Extract from Levi Boet's letter. dated
Canaan, Maine, February 3, 1875
The Pills which , Isesvsd from yos have E such %
unfm thai tbough best TO request you to ssad me on
E1uasi from William n Packard. letter dated
sirEncIosed the payment for the last Pins Yea win pssss
send me by express anahsr S say o. COZ hes give good sat-
10 'e cut Estracs from Daniel Tan Son letter. dated
TaisvllIe, Vermont, February 6. 1915
Your Pills received days and have sold
ana nave Ss" G s by Soss who have u.d
mmedaey and they give aeh universal satisfaction
that he determined to sell no other kind Of Pits
was appointed agent as time,
and boz o. these pills % cured h a,S U .. n sy bad
and wasted immeasywas agent for oher pills. but should
only recommend these
Extract from B Danforth's letter, dated
Barnard. Vermont, January II, 1e45
Please send me Immediately dozen Smith sugar Coated Indian
Vegetable Pills. Those short time since nearly all sold
and give universal satisfaction.
following South shows in What high estimation
these pills are heId
uarTer's Ferry, Virginia. A pri a. ls4s.
Or w AndrewsSir am in want Of Sugar Coated In
dian Vegetable Pills. have There has beef
nasch sickness pills
$780, NJ CRIDER--
Baltimore, April IS, 1876.
BENJAMIN Smith SRI yon
Iessrs and win eisae send that
in mF.oved Indian Vegetable Pills have but
p send the enclosed
letter from Mr. Cridler. w ANDREWS, Druggist.
FroHth
Extract from Messrs & & J IIHs letter. dated
Dttroi March %, 1916
DR. Smf-Dea S-we received this
Indian Vegetable Pills which appup
lime, ard the calls had
been eanrut. called speak
pills the highest aud when supply
use woud take oar five. We
opinion pills. and affords peculiar pleasure
a medicine such universal satisfaction.
a<y-PRlCE 25 CENTS PER BOx.-[H
without the
If q Benjamin S ID, President of the New
Yerk Colrce Of Health upon every hox.
Office devoted exclusively the sale Of this mescise
l79 Greenwich street, New York.
Ssd nv ID Indianapolis; WILLIAMS hcCEEIIAs
Franklin: W. NOUNS, Columbus BRowS THOMPSON, CFaw
Tere auie r. H. ELDatpeE Lafayette;
Rrrp Furt Wayne IioLLDay, Michigan Guy, RorrrT
EsxsR W. RosEsTs PeTie and ssd Throughout the Unid
States aud Canada
of limitations aS-6mfswasw
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-08-27
SsIERIFF,S SALE.

HID directed from the clerks Office Of the
I'D Marian circuit win to public sale the 9Th day Of
September 1896 hnHse door IN lndanaos within the
hours prescribed by law the rents and profits Tor years. the
following wiz The east half Of a No in square No
Of ndanaps and fiure 10 eaze the full amount
Judgment interest will the place
said real Taken the property OF w m
jones' w J. Capp far the d Israel Spacer
-sy-e A. w Ills
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-08-27
NO,rUCE

letters of administration
estsfs comfy
cesssd An persons having claims against sad ss inquired
present according duly snd the
sons szd make immediate
sl-3u hoses FAToUT, aassetrsssv
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-08-27
SHEISIFE,S SALE.

I'D virtue Of vendni directed from the clerks
of the viii to public sale on
day of September, 1885, the house da indianapolis
within prescribed by the and profits, m seven years
of the faoing estate The undivided third Of Us Nos
square o Indianapolis and or f'fe
realize and costs will ri thr
and place. expose the fee simple Of said real eae Taken
preny of Rains, the suit Of d. Mcdaniel.
.2-3w-Sl.37I Az RUSSELL, Sheriff Marion Co.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-08-27
SuERIEF,S SALE.

up a exponas from
ND expose public
the h day Of September 1886 the house door in indianapolis
prescribed the profits,
following undivided thirds
square No "a in the indianapolis and failure
full OF Judgment VIII
and expose the fee simple said estate Taken
the property ef Harris at &C
22-3w-sl.37. A. w. RUSSELL, Sheriff Marion
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-08-27

Bishop Fenwick died at his residence in Boston on
Tuesday last, after long suffering from dropsy and
enhancement of the heart
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-08-27
READ !

~ would feel very obliged those persons indebted % Is
w BY book due maturing on or ceors me
II September the cash pFcuce without
further We preparing purchase large t cek
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-08-27

Resolved By the Baptist Church of Christ Plea
SAINT Run, that the letter of Brother Chandler, to
Brother Owen, and referred to in the above letter of
Brother E. N Sinner to Brother Owen, of this State
is before the Church.
Resolved That believe the statements in the let
ter of Brother Chandler to Brother Owen cannot be
sustained by the facts of the case.
ReSOlred, That believe the statements in the
above letter of brother E. N. Sinner, to brother
Owen are sustained by the facts far it has dwet
upon them.
Resolrea That respectfully request brother Owen
to publish the above letter of E. n Sinner to him in
the Christian Messenger, and also these resolutions
Resolued, That this church hereby tender to Bro
Their Owen, and the religious public, certified copy
of our Articles of Faith, Covenant and Rules of De-
corum with the exact history of this whole case,
stands recorded the church book of this church,
so soon as Brother Owen informs Brother E. N. Sbi-
mer of his willingness and readiness to open his COL
umns for its publication.
Resolred, That so soon as Brother Owen publishes
as above requested, this church will Immediately for
ward the amount charged by him for so doing.
Done at our meeting, second Saturday in February,
1916 -
-.s- JOHN H. RANSDELL, Moderator.
E. N. SINNER, Clerk.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-08-27

NOTICE PRE- EMPTTON CLAIMANTS.
Every entitled the right OF presumption
within the townships above enumerated, is required
Of Register Receiver
Land Office and make payment
seeing before appointed
the public OF the lands embracing
claimed; otherwise such claim will he forfeited.
JAMES n. PIPER.
Acting Commissioner of the General Land Office
Aur l0w
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-08-27

BvEELT PEovtsfoss a cLorHro,
August . lsi6.
SEALED PROPOSALS. endorsed Proposals for Becls and
- Proposals for Pos the may BE- viii
this Office Until O'Clock p NJ Monday the Of
ebe neat for furnishing and delivering free nix
10 the United States
Five thousand four hundred barrels Of navy four thou
sand eight hundred barrels Of p,rk.
Each barr 10 consn less than hundred pounds
weight Of bccs pork Of wight in either article viii
be paid ior To be delivered al the respective navy yards
follows:
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sCHOOL ROOKs.

TUST received, in addition to our for
~ mer stock, a good supply Of the
most popular English, Latin and Greek
School Books, &c, &c. Parents, Teach
ers and others are invited to examine
the stock and prices,
PRIESTLEY & MOSBY.
June 6, 1916. 80
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TRUSTEES SALE.

virtue Of a Deed of Trust execut-
Id ed by Israel Spencer and Wife, dat
ed the LIST Of MOy 1910, and duly recor-
ded, the subscril ers will sell at public
sale, on
Tuesday The l2h day Of January 1847.
AT the residence recently occupied by
Israel Spencer, in Madison county, all
that plantation called the Cottage" con
tanning seven hundred and forty acres.
Also, thirty. four Negro Slaves
Also-At the same time and place, a
tract Of land in Madison county, known
as the "Irish" tract, containing twelve
hundred and eighty acres
Terms of sale cash.
H. N. SPENCER,
JAMES GRAFTON,
Trustees .
July II, 1916. 43-6m
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WISTAR'S BALSAM !
WILD CHERRE
VIII Miracles never cease! Mon'
dence Of its surprising health I'd
the NrtueS!!
{ { { : { {
Springfield, Ku., Nay a.

MeSsrs. Sanford &. Park.-Gea
take this opportunity of infol miq
of a most remarkable cure perh
upon me by the use Of 'Dl WislafI
sam Of Wild Cherry
In the year 1910 | was taken Wa
inflammation Of the bowels which IRl
ed under for six weeks when | ~
ly recovered. In the fall of 1881
attacked with a severe cold, which
ed itself upon my lungs; and iu
space Of three years | was confn
my bed. tried all kinds Of medt
and every variety Of medical aid
out benefit; and thus | wearisd
until the winter OF 1914, when
of 'WiStar's Balsam Of Wild G
My friends persuaded me to gin
trial, though had given up all hO
recovery and had prepared nyss
the change Of another world. Thu
their solicitations | was induced %
use of the Genuine WSStdr's Bala
WSId Cherry. The effect W IS truly
tonishing. After foe gears Of aaa
pain and suffering; and after By
spent four or foe hundred dOlldTN
purpose, and the best and most r'
able physicians had proved unavaa
was soon restored to entire heall
the blessing of God and the use 81
Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry
am now enjoying good health
such is my altered appearance thai
no longer known when / meet ny
mer acquaintance.
| have gained rapidly in weight
my flesh is firm and solid, | can nov
as much as any person, and ny
seems to agree with me. have 9
more during the last six months ~
had eaten five years before.
Considering my case almost q rlI
deem it necessary for the good g
afflicted, and the duty | owe to tls
prietors and my fellow men who ~
know where relief may be had to
this statement public.
May the blessings Of God resi-
the proprietors Of SO valuable a med'
as Wistar's Balsam OF Wild Cherfy.
Yours respectfully, ". +. y
Sanford f. Park, general agent,
the west, corner of Fourth and w
streets, Cincinnati.
For sale at the Drug Store Of X
PRIESTLEY & MOSp'
Canon
o, o. wooDMAN, NieksbH
W. F. TANNEHILI, Menu
March 20, 1916.
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