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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-03
American Indians.

We publish the outside of this days Herald,
splendid and spirited engraving OF Indian
life and character, taken from the interesting work
of Col McKenney, and just published by Paine &
Burgess, OF this city. We have had this engra-
wing prepared, partly for the purpose of drawing
the attention Of the American public TO the rem
nant of the Indian tribes that inhabit the
west
These pictures may not be quite as spirited and
llfe-lke in our paper, as it appears in Col.
McK's valuable work. yet the strongly
marked character of the race, and thar is enough.
There are now about three hundred thousand In
dams in the United States; and it is our duty to take
care oil them organize them into State States !;
encourage them in their efforts 10 learn send them
10 their own legislatures trade with them as we
would win white men and treat them as our
equals. They are naturally intellectual race,
and little encouragement would exhibit, from
among thern, some superior minds Those who
have mixed with them in their camps and in their
councils, speak of their bravery and their elo-
quence in the highest terms of praise. Among
them will be seen many a Pocahontas and
Petalesharro.
The remnant of the Indian races must be pre-
served.
We intend to give copies of three or four of the
most spirited engravings in Col. McKenneys
book
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-03
Sporting Intelligence.

The yacht Northern Light. Col VIM P. Winchester,
sailed on the sst ut from Boston, join the yacht squad
ron at Newport.
The races at the Caledonia springs concluded on the
23d ult The stewards the Hon. II. Harwood Pre-.
sident, with w. A. Campbell A Keefe j. Shutter 93d re-
gment Duchesnay, and J. L. wilkinson, Esqrs; Mr..
Parker acting as Secretary.
The second days sport consisted of q trottinG match
for 10 purse, between chestnut and black horse
not named, which was won by the chestnut
On the third day the Caledonia cup Of 100 soveregns
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-03

CHARLEs n hUGuLEs Chairman.
Ms:ns oconor, kirkland. Bsscom and LOOMS, each
submitted couner projects differing in several respects
ION the report Of the majority and MIR White an ad
ditioDa section proving for the deposit in the state
Treasury, for the benefit Of suors OF ell moneys paid
into courts Of record All these propositions
ferred TO the same Com uee OF the Whole and 1900
copies ordered TO be printed Adjourned TO Monday.
argus Ertra.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-11-05
SALE OF LANDS
the Congressional School Fand Of II NJ

MlrBgdged 10 the Congressional School Fund ~ II
bricks County, Indiana.
'UNIIERE win be offered fR the n dcnr in the town
Of DAnyle, In said county, the h day Of JaH next be
o'ciock and o'ciock all the f
property, each will principal inte
damages thereon, GT future ply interest
became due in conformity
No. I2-The of the of sec % 10 n, W, confirming
40 morgasei by John SWAIN July ~ 1914 Dei interest," da
and costs, STA SIS.
No. ls-The ell or Of containing 50
acres; mnglgsd by Robertson c. Russell, ecemheT 6, 1879 h
dmges and Costs s6i H. This tract has heretofore been
Offered for sale and bid in fH the proper finl
No 3The Of the 0f sec g. 10 mr. W. containing 10
acres; migaged by William Kendall Juae II, si Debt interest,"
damages and costs, So 80
No I5-Pi Of or Of let W. containing -
acres morsged by William H. Darnai May 81, si5 De interest,"
damages, costs, SOL g.
mgagrd by William Taught, Decener 2S ls40 De ine
rest damigss and costs. si25 So
No IIIThe hf Of the fractional Of sec - n W. con-
Edward ISL
Debt, interest, dImlges, and cots, STA
No ll3-l and g. in block In Dinvle; monglged
August H. sI3 Debt interest," danges and
No i25~Is Nos and g. in block % Dlnvie mmts
hy Edmund Clark May 5 1911. Debt Interest, dinS aad cO
No i6s-The the n e
timing OF 100 nogged by Edward Strange August 2
1871, Debt, interest damages, md clsts, S!'o I'd
No e-rhe Of the of sec D. II A. n W, containing
insere flrnases, an casts, SIG g.
No. 7oP.e hf &c the and hfnf the sec IL, Is n.
mot, ,gsd by Ezlaeth fhhnpsn Ma lSD DAa. interest,"
No 75"The ar n or containing 20
acfes mgaged by William r. Carpenter Januty III, loi Debt,
| interes, dam iges and clss, Sl9l ~.
l73Pte h Of the 90 Of sec 10 n w cont lining 20
Tfer, Fe3uIh H. III Debt,
rest damages and costs. Sl02 OF.
No s7t hf hs Of sec IT. 6 containing
dglgsi by Seien Caywo, AugsA 10, 1874 Debt
| interest, dam aud costs, S23l d.
l0l1he the o. sec 49, 10 NJ containing
40 acres by stephen CaywOS August l6 1874 D,
sent AZ Is Is % iawsw ALLEN HESS .szdfO, H. c.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-11-05

NEW YORK. Oct 27.-Flour has gone down again to
about foI Gcnesee holders say account OF the i'm
possibility of obtaining freight, while buyers Of
assign different still Of the belief that flour
will touch high figure this winter
BALTIMORE Oct 2S.-The Blltmore market continues
dull and unsettled There is decided downward tendency
grain and four with but little doing Howard street flour
will bring higher than S5l2l, which holders
selling whilst others demand So %. City mills also
held firmly S525 The Telegraph reports from Philade-
pha to-day that sales Of fresh ground four made at
So and that there change in meal Grain Is
active prices lower, prime red wheat sod at OS
per bBShel yellow sold at 66 81 CENTS which
is decline. Oats 80 cents. Whiskey "a % cents.
AT New York, to-day, the flour market remains unsettled
and Inactive buyers being disposed to accede to the
terms Of holders The impression is that prices must Tecede
still further there will be another steamer due for six
with fair demand for export Prices generally remain as
quoted yesterday. Com meal is selling S42 per barrel,
and selling at so cents bushe heavy business
has done cotton, with active demand aud
upward tendency in prces.-Cor. Washington UaiOn.
CINCINNATI, Oct 3I.-FLoUR-The Indications of rise
in the river has impaired little frmness to the market
than holders manifested yesterday 600 bb sold last
ming 2l7 do 06 with the privilege Of remaining
Covington but could fully authenticate the
port. To-day 100 bbls sold from store at 90 deliverable
two weeks 100 do be delivered week
200 do from Miami Canal.
Since writing the above, The sale Of 200 bbls alluded to,
confirmed hear of further sales Of 200 bbs
to arrive, at 81 90; 27O do from Canal
WHsEY-Sales last evening Of so bbls from liver at S4
cs 65 do at Sc. To-day 81 bhs sold from river Sc
% do from Railroad at l72c.-Chroaicle.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-11-05

f IN pursuance an act Congress approved on the
the United States 70 sell the reserved mineral lands
in the States OF Illinois AMI Arkan and Territories Of Wisconsin
UHei states Of America do hereby declare and
DU oUQUE in the Territory Of Iowa. commencing Monday
the eighth day of March for the sale the public lands
within wing townships fractional
townships known as the RICH DISTRICT, owt:
Townships eghyeight ninety.
Township lightweight and fractional townships eghtynine
ni4ety .n and naeiyone Of range two
Fractional townships eighty and Lightweight range four
Fractional township eightyseven, Of range FIVE.
TO%nsh ninsy an FRA Scon on %
Fractional townships nneyOne ninety4wO and
Township niney-one of range three
Lands appropriated by Tor schools military and
other purposes will be from SALE quarter quarter
shall be determined day fixed
exemption claims will allowed any lands
until ae they have been oe ed public SALE and subject
Of lead ore acu,I dsoprsh and being oTea i be sod in
such legal subdivision subdivisions will include such
mines not less than dollars and fifty p,r
The sale VIII De kept open for two weeks 1uniess the Ian are
townships fractional townships 50 Offered viii be al
mted until after the expiration Of two weeks from the
further
oner Of the General Land Office publish with proclamation
brief description OF the mineral regions which these lands lie
and Of the lands offered o SALE which he has eaed from
Give, under my ,ty shington fifth day
September Ammo Domni thousand eight hundred and
-aeins Of Office
The lands in the mineral embraced in the above prOcla
nation Of the President Of the United states are bye to
the 5iehest mines Of lead that haze yet bee the
been fond IN this resiO R in considerable Quantities ''
Great advantages sail to exist for the manufacture Of lead in
vseS as to Teqc little or NO expense in the erection Of
and the from its great purity be manufactured into shot BY
the river afford.
fifteen cents hundred pounds The soil represented
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-11-05

Fossil REMAINS OF MAN.-According to the U. S.
Gazette, very remarkable discovery has recently
been made of fossil remains of the human species
They consist Of the bones Of the peys and were dis
covered by DR.. M. w. Dickinson, in the mammoth
ravne. Natchez, Miss. in the same qualification
with the bones of the Megatherium, Miodon, Mega
louyx, the TaPia, Castrodes, Zebra, Bison. Elk, a
gigantic horse, and nondescript animal, discovered
also by Dr. Dckerson, and below those of the Masto-
don and stratum containing marine shells. This
discovery is perhaps the most remarkable one that
has lately characterized the progress of modern geol-
Ogy. These curiosties have been deposited in the
rooms Of the icademy of Natural Science in Phila-
delpha.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-11-05

: RE-aPPEAIAScE OF A SUBMERGED ISLAND IN LAKE
OSrARIo.-The Osrego Advertiser states that Gull
Island, situated about two miles from the northern
shore Of Lake Ontario, between Port Hope and Co
bourg, has reappeared Ii has been submerged seven
years letter from Mr.. William Osborn, jr, keeper
OF the light. dated August 81 states that the rock for
several yards around the lighthouse, at least
foot above the water-that the lake is lower than
he has ever known it before. The fall of the water
from December 1, 1885, to March "a. 1916. was nine
inches from "a, to June g. IA inches, and from June
Q TO August 81, inches.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-11-05
III A r d w A r E..
TYLER DAVIDSON a. CO.,
No. 126 1IaiR, bet,ceen Thsrd and Fourth Stree
CE.fCLy.y.fTT.

No. l26 1IIiR, bet,ceen Thsrd and Fourth Streets
Cf.TC,Iv.y.ETI,
Are now in receipt Of very heavy stock Of
Foreign and Domestic Hardware.
addition the annexed summary heavy goods
the American and European Manufacturers they
times stock Of SHELF HARDWARE, which Is complete and
unequalled.
long and active business experience this city
enabled them to establish extended aud permanent relations abroad
and in this country; and they prepared
ens to their customers and to the Western
or to in the United States They store orig
nal packages and for sale by the cak bale packages
Sanderson, Brothers Co.'S. Superior Cast Steel
"Armitage" Foster" and " Psrkersn Genuine Anvils.
" o. Ames" Shoves and Spades, all descriptions
collins & Co." and Hunt & Co." Axes and Edge Tools
Simmons Co." and :" MannS" Axes and Edge Tools.
Pittsburgh and English Solid Vses.
German and American States, all
Worste1 Plush, Straining Web and Shoe Threat
Trace Chains, Hooks and Hinges Coal Hods
Curry Combs, Bed Screws FIRE Irons.
Looking Glass Plates, 7x9 to lSx3O inches
Blacksmith's Hammers, sledges and Bellows
Junata Cincinnati and Boston Nails.
Common and Fine Cutlery Files and Edge Tools.
Tacks Brads, and SparabIes.
Horse, Wool and Cotton Cards
Percussion Caps all brands B. H. c. A. D. X &C. 302msg
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-11-05

NJ Office hereby given thu the undersigned of the
IN estate Of Henry Con, late Of the county of Marion and State
Indiana deceased will proceed sell pnhc outey the following
described of Of the side OF the south
quarter Of section thirty in township fifteen NORTH Of
and s0d then forty Of the northeast
said section bounded follows owh: commencing al the
said de bed secton and running
due eighty uh eighty rods thence eighty rods
thence north eighty rods place OF beginning containing forty
Marion aud 81, aforesaid
held the door in Indiana
polls Saturday, the 18th day Of December next at two O'Clock
following credit 0f twelve. and
b. sufficient freehold made payable with
olit any relief fOm valuation appaisemem laws
OR n 1916. 4l-4gs E. ~ SINNER Executor.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-11-05
CIRCULAR.
Sfale Sabbath Convention.

In conformity with the Resolution Of the State Sabbath
Convention held in this place last year. similar Convention
will be held here Wednesday the 10th Of December
and opened 10 o'clock A NJ, with discourse upon
The Of the Sabbath by the Rev. President Simpson
Of Greencastle.
fearful dissertation OF The Lords day continues aud
friends OF morality and religion in the State earnestly
invited attend this Conrena be represented in IT,
again unite IN bearing their harmonious testimony in favor Of
the privileges and obligation OF the Sabbath. Reports from
the district associations will be expected.
The undersigned cordially tender the Inequalities OF the
members of respective congregations to all
uniting in the Conventions and Committee Of reception
will be found at the Roberts Chapel the evening previous
TO, and the evening Of. the Convention.
&C. R--PHILIPS, j. N DICK,
WESLEY DORSEY, J. T.. ISENSEE,
j. G. KUNTZ. l.. J. JAMESON
WIN. V. DANIELS, p. d. GURLEY,
T. r. KRESSEY, ii. w. BEECHER,
A. II. MYERS, s. L. JOHNSON,
s. T. GILLETT.
9All Editors Of papers in this State requested to
publish this Circular.
INDIANAPoLIs, November 2, 1896
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-11-05
NOTICE TO BUILDERS.

yEyIlE board Of county commissioners Of Hamilton county Indiana
will on the first Friday after the first Monday, (which viii he
proposals furnishing
ma
the undertaken bond with good and sufficient
hod seciues double the fOr which the Is taken
accompany The first will
he adv
be seen az Inc oihce in Nolesviie time.
Byorder Of the boad, attest AMOS PALMER Ifadtor H. c.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-11-05
SUERIFF'S SALE.

pY virtue of execution directed from the clerks ONCE
Id IL will plic sale, the
November 1876, house door la Indianapolis
within hours prescribed by law the rents and ps for seven years
Of the following real to beginning al the northeast corner Of
block nun, la on The dnaton ns adjoining The town Of nd
Feet thence 80 feet thence noh 300 feet To
The Mace beginning Also half and half the length # the
old Cumberland road
the donation lands adjoining the Of India
nanoIs; realize full gnen
and costs time and place expose the fee simple o
sd the property OF WIN. G. Vanhlarieun
the snho OF Mcf,arty and McDOugh.
wv 453w 81 u. A. w. RUSS ELL. Sheriff Marion Co.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-11-05
Approved, August s, 1876.

GRATING THE TOMATO UPON THE PoTATo.-At
meeting of the New York Farmers Club, Mr..
Meigs read from the "Annals of the Royal Hortcul-
tural Society Of Paris account of successful ex-
pertinent of grating stem Of the tomato upon the
stalk of a potato, by which a crop Of tomatoes was
raised in the air. and Of potatoes IN the earth
The tomato and the potato are Of the same genus oil
plants
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-11-05
ADMINS rRATOR's SALE.

NJ Office hereby that We undersigned administering Of the
IN Marion Indiana deccasei
win ON Friday The 2oh day Of Novemser s 49, the late resi-
dence OF the said Uah Blue deceased in washington township o.
veudue pcrsouai property OF
consisting Cat hogs stuck hogs sheep
lumber, and variety Of other articles. .
SaisA liberal credit win he allowed 70 purchasers on all
fesid security ~ be
reIisf from valion apsais
meni lava f2-3s BENJAMIN BLUE, 1dminlssator.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-11-05
EXECUTOR'S SALE.

zTOTfCE hereby Tint he undersigned viii proceed To expe
public suon the 10th day Of November next at the late
Marion county Indiana deceased
horses hogs Sheep bees Cattle corning utensils
tanning % wheat and variety Of turning tos OF all KIND
with well seisoed Sale 10 take
the 2h &C November next at iOoecx A. NJ credit OF
all Of three dollars and upwards
dollars cash in hand. The purchaser will he
required give his with approved eehod security without relri
from properly or stay laws $4,000.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-11-05
GREAT BARGAINS!
commissioners, Sale Of Real

COMMISSIONER sale Oh E<elt Estate.
EN Ore Of the probate OF the county Marion
parcels they advisable OF all the Thomas
Mctua Marion deceased which Described
The Undersigned viii therefore, Of said order the 18th
day Of December 1876 between the hours OF 10 O'Clock and
O'Clock said day in front Of the WashngtoR Hail
Of Indianapolis and sell public
bidder alof lot numbered l. square numbered o. the said
Of ndanapos, The estate M dover therein Of the widow of
Thomas Also,
the donation lands adJfnns the OF indianapolis
The said lot number II square number g. lies the business
Of the within square Of the State House yard and within
100 Of the Bank, 50
50 feet and inches Kentucky
three parcels Of equal 10 feet inches Washington
"a feet 81 inches Kentucky 10 be divided by lines running
parallel with the and lines he making
There double
fronting ksEtueky and should the undersigned
advisable the half OF the said dwelling house viii he sold the
OF said t and the other half thereof middle
right and
said parcels the of either Of the said dwelling
upon of said said The whole Of said number
Of
land
The undersigned authorized for her that she will sell her
Of dover ren upon fair the purchaser purchasers thereof
should they wish q purchase the
said
ls feet ii inches in width fronting East and extending
AS making about II ground each parcel
will designated l. 3 nuusbeng
lot number All these lots among the most desirable
private residences about the The improvements
numler quite valuable.
third OF purchase money hand
the purchaser giving with approved security payable
without q relief from valuation
JOIN fS CAIN. Commissioners.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-11-05
SHERIFF.S SALE.

ID virtue of vendtion expOnas directed
40 clerks office Of the Marion ccnt court win expose public
se 2St
danapos within
Of the following the undivided
the north half and the Undivided half OF the south half of
of the north
each; and failure realize the full of Judgment
and costs will at the time and pace expOse the fee simple
said Taken
of ). A. Fletcher, oil Of
Sias MOlhtt.
45-3w-SlS7 A. w RUSSELL. Sheriff Marian co
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-11-05
SHERIFF,S SALE.

Epy Of executions directed from the clerks Office 81
sale the 9th
day 1885, In The of lsdan
apos within the hours prescribed by law the and pnhts H
Of the following wit the southwest quarter
section number township number sixteen number I'VE
1913 IL 100 with exception OF 81 acres sd
e OF said quarter econ leaving Sc IA 100 and
ON realize the full Judgment and cnst
and place simple OF said real
property the OF
45-3w-ef.75 RUSSELL Sheriff Marion
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-11-05
SHERIFF,S SALE.

n =
virtue OF the cier once OF
- the Marion circuit court will SALE on the 18th day OF
November, 1885, al the house door indianapolis within The
prescribed by profits OF the
following real estate hf number I'VE square
number seventy two the OF IBnapo and on failure TO
aze the full amount OF Judgment interest and win at the SINE
and place the OF aid Taken the
Of Wm H. Jones W. Ciapp fr the OF
Israel Spencer.
45-3w-sl.o Aw. RUSSELL, sAef Marion Co.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-11-05

NOTICE hereby given that the ersgnel has taken out
~ Of administration the estate OF Urah Blue late oil
clerks offs. of the Marion Pro-
bate Court county Indiana All psrsoa having claims
against the duly authen
for settlement and all persons indebted to said estate
requested to make immediate nent The estate
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-11-05
sale of Forfeited school L1nd> in
Hendricks County. Indiana.

NTOTCE The I5h day 81 Jaruiy neR NJ
the hsurs Of o'ciuc
Of Danvi=, in said n Eaaxins
tracts for there having heen Failure
pay the resiire Of the purchase money
TER .SOne be paid In hand
advance, gefher with
penalty and AMI the residue In twenty i've
fr such SALE annually adssncebeng
per
hfof he " OF n, continuing 80
acres: purchased March g. 1884, Dent Ss0i
interest," damages sol 81 he paid IN hand " 10
No g3-Tse nj n w TO- IL containing 80
Shannon 1887 Dett S90
~
Sept 90 1876. - lawew ALLEN HESS, 6Htaor H. C.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-11-05

2456 dogs were killed in New York between tn,
18th June and the lst October. How many sausage
would they make!
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-11-05

AcriNG NoBLY.-Tbe people of Albany have done
good thing. raised fund for the Prussian emigrants
who were robbed Of s2200 in that city. The whole
sum will be made up.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-11-05
LIST aE LETTERS

pEMAINING in he Post cice indianapolis Indiana
II November !,
Persons calling for these letters pH please TO say
ADVERTISED.
The niaad postage all letters papers for Foreiga
Countries must be prepaid otherwise they cannot be for
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-11-05

YANKEE Contractors IN CANADA.-All the con-
tractors the Canada portion Of the railroad from
Montreal to Portland are Yankees. The lettings
were declared last week.