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Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-12-04
ESTATE OF JOS. MARTIN, dece'd.

J. Allen Barber, attorney.
Lancaster, November 2, ls47. Bots.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-09-30
~ ~ t1Ia~N faa1all
Ny Grandfather's Cottage.


Ny Grz1ifA.hers Coti4eei hoF dear and how sweet
Ar re tho1gAfs TIA. s-e links.i WIKI .haf rtr.ss
/ rsnember how kindly he Cd nan ased 70 zrest
HIS PEI, n her eh7idhoofs brizaf DAYS.
AID dear 6rzninlothsr, 20, had flrgrsr a treat
OF good thi1ss N sore for her aid;
And WIKI eating md chasing tie houss-ao... -Ola
Boser
How sEes1iy tie tine I bsguii.d
And The Costsee-rr1s hurabIe. b4, aeus uv4 r,.
hr-d
VIA s=zien And bee-hives N vier.
AMI rs soenery. nsthoaghr, vas al desirss.
So qzlet. romantic and new
a eie4i- crystal srFea1lles rsnt buhb1ng Alor<-s
lrs banks oEsrshAdo~ed WIKI rpss.
Whose Foliage Gf1srsi loE mOurnfuI soa...
As Il waved 70 and fro "A tac brseze-
When the raais Enas Of winter went vhistiins past
Ihe cd Cottage nesounded with Eirth
We laughed Is We sAs oisr ozr tempting rspass,
Or clustered around the old hearrh
But Is al over nn~-thoss pleasures hare aei-
he old Cottage has g1ne 70 der1F-
And rs inmates, alas now sleep viii he dad,
But their memoir. VIII ne'sr pass AWAY
-Adaass HISS SFssasIer, 1897
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-09-30
PIC CLIO L A.
TUE PRISONER OF RENESTRELLii
Or, Captivity Captive.
CHAPTER XVIII

The sympathy Of the EmpreSs-Queen had
been. IN fact, warmly excited BY the memo
rial Of the captive Of Fenestrella- Every
word Of the petition conveyed the most
touching sppeaI to her feelings Josephine
herself was an almost idolafrous lover Of
flower; as the permanent advantages de-
rived in France from her liberal eneour-
agement Of botanical science and patronage
OF rs professors, conlInue 10 attest Escsp-
ing from the cares and splendsaFs Of sore
reignty, often did the Empress recede from
the courier throug, 10 watch the expansion
Of some rare exotic, in her 6ne conserTzio-
rIes at Aalmzison- There MAS the favour
tie empire Of Josephine She loved the
imperial purple Of the rich cactus. al that
period splendid novelty to European ewes.
better than the haes Of the rich mantle
sdorning her throne and the delicate fra
grance Of her clustering magnolias, proved
more Intoxicating than the soothing bat IA
tai breath Of courtly adulafion At Nal
maison she reigned despotie over thousands
OF beauteous subjects, collected from ali
quarters Of the globe. She knew them face
BY face, name BY name was fond Of dis
posing them in classes, castles, or regiments !:
snd when some fresh subject presented il
self Tor the first time at her leyee, was able
70 inierrogale The newcomer, 50 as 10 as
certain bis family and connexions, and as
sign him an appropriate station IN the
community Of which every brigade had It's
banner, and ever banner itiing 81 andard-
bearer
foiio.ing the example Of Napoleon, she
respected the laws and customs OF those she
rendered tributary. Plants OF ali eounsries
found their native soil ard climate restored
TO them BY her providence. MaImaisou
was world in miniature within whose
eiTeamseribed limits rere to be found rocks
and saEsnnahs.--ihe sod OF virgin forests
and the sand Of the desert, banks Of mari
or eiay.-lakes, cascades. and strands La
bic to humiliation. From the heat Of a
tropical climate, you might 6y TO the re-
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-09-30
CHAPTER Xxx

During this tedious interval. The unhsppy
Cnarney vas counting the hours, the min
uies, the seconds, with the utmost impa-
''enee he feli as if the minuiest divisions
OF time were malieiousIy heuping themselves
together. 10 weigh down the head Of bis
devoted flower
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-09-30

lent Old naa; destroyed the happiness Of
gsniis and lovely girl; and Of al that bad
ssficcd 70 attaeh him 20 life Of urefched-
ness. Every trace . noE eG.ced--excry
REGARD desiroyed-the very iaurnsI Of ihose
happy hours which be had enjnyed IN the
presence Of bis idol, IS torn forsEsr from hrs
possessioni
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-09-30

followed By the whole army, took their way
back towards Aiexandris.
An this time, the dcsiinics OF Piceiola
remained undeeided
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-10-14

IHrRovEMEsT MEDICAL SeIEScEIt 5 generally eone'c
ed BY the Medical Faculty and by all who take interest IN the
advaHe Of Medical Science, that DR. Baggs Indian Queen
vegetable sugar antbous pills the perfect eonb
nation Of medical agents that have ever employed make
efficient and harmless eathare The ingredients purify 'eg
table, ard have selected with great by the proprietor"
who has them manufactured under his immediate aud sPern
They designed universal remedy Tor ami
recommend be used all cases, where purgave Is
needed.
Dr. Bragg Indian Queen vegetable tied tonic pills have
gained exalted rpataiion, and eNpgrerce has
fyT aud all the various oims of iese general n
The proprietor snarante,s
stance none. purearr, whn the Directions
are followed. Give them trial.
by ToMLINsoN BRoTHEKs sign Of the Golden Mortar and
by : j. WADE, Druggist, indianapolis.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-10-14

If had time and you had space, it would CRAFTY
me very much, indeed, to enjoy for few minutes
the wonderful fear that federalism has, in this article
been 50 suddenly struck with Of zalionai debt and
taxation; but ] have not the nor will treSpass
on the other further than merely remark that it i
entirely Of pece-in perfect keeping with the great
admiration that has sprung up in their ranks Of late
years for " Miiiary Chiltaia's,'' scourge for the
averion Of which il is related of their great emJodi
mem. that he Ia the open streets Of Baltimore
performed high ..eysi
You Will bserse IN this wing article a mean IN
situation that t.is war Is tonight by whg officers.
opposed ihugh they 10 IL origin aud ends. The
honest truth this nine officer, oui of tea ia tie
army are Wigs. They 10 Washington, many
of them from great distance, and beg the President
IN the most pite0us manner TO give them chance to
distinguish themselves. If lie refuses they nmed.-
ately charge him with having done on account Of
their politics. aud he TO avoid even the appearance
Of such motive, grants them their request. The
next thing you hear upon the subject IS assertion
from wing paper that The ocgioos brought on this
infamous war against the wishes and ADVICE Of the
wings, and they have TO call the lchigS
help them fight it out. Comment on such proceedings
is useless. q. w. X.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-10-14
M'CUFFEY,S ECLECTIC SCHOOL
ROCKS.

SsNHIS Schoo published Cincinnati, the
exi~trnee, the authors we'll
bcng II the West OF these DOAs
York supply the dsmand, which
used than Others, and the sales ia
than at any previous time
About three attempt made introduce San
des serrs Compiled IN New York into the schools Of
OF snd thus Of
menced upun Eclre bOoks past these
drrs) books have dgPUT OH Of huHdrtds o
ehooi and the keie Readers by Dr. MeGuhey adopted an
their place.
Under School Book article
lately appeared the paper Of indianapolis, sddrss,d the
sPublie by BeeNie which
spubic' the following
meeting held sad of elyIr, the OH instant, ard
which, not, sounds louder than whispers The
certain publishers indeed 's0OJtIess
victory"
TO THE PUBLIC
meeting of the Il BeleyIl held Wednesday
lhe School
appeared sinee phrporng behalf Of the
O Berv taken lnto consideration. When vote
iaken proving the above
B-il-,iIir,
for the namsd books feel
from the sentiments in the above named article.
Cornelius Banta, John Cathaw,
Benj. Roberts, A. NJ Shisrly,
PeliOu II. Ellis, r. B Reagan, Teacher.
Thos. G. Wilson, Jonathan lions,
James j O.. Al
j. Jelf, L. A. Kennedy,
J.hn W. Parker. wm. {. IIopSood,
James Y McCurdy, WIN. Ellis
The TEACHERS Of Belevile having Meuey
Sanders of school books schools sufficiently
the merits Of each do decided preference
form of Erctc books believing them be worthy Ut
confidence ihan similar With which acquainted
r.. :. REAGAN,
ll-59 3wis L.. w. MCFARLAND.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-10-14
"IRuin.,,

LAUNcH.-The largest merchant ship in the United
States was launched Saturday from the ship yard
of Fernald a. Pettigrew, at Portsmouth. N IL. She
is 1900 tons carpenters rneasur enen named the Co
lumbus and is intended for a New York and Liver
pool packet D.Kingsland g. Co, of New York are
her owners.
GREAT SALE OF WooL.-Messrs. Perkins & Brown,
of Springfield. sold to the Burlington Mills Company
Burlington, Vermont. lately, two hundred thousand
pounds Of fine wool, at the following prices, VIZ
45, So. So, rs and IS cents per pound. The
wool-growers are not wholly "runed" by the new
tariff.
II is only three four years since the first bar OF
railroad iron was made in the United States; IT is es-
tmated that 10000 tons will be produced during the
present year.
The Boston Banks have Just made their semi-annu-
al dividends. The total amount is &ii5S3O0, show
ing an excess of S35 300 the dividends of last
April.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-10-14
ORDINANCE NO. 5.
An Ordinance fO fax Exhibition,

SEC BE 1t ordained by The City Council of Indiana pos
That of fifty dollars per day shall be levied
cence 10 exhIbi show performance OF any feats such
circus hiding, dancing rope we, ticks Of legerde
main, tumbliug, other exhibition connected there
WITH where money charged admission the aud
that tax Of N entyhv dollars per day shall be levied
ccnce exhibit a show of wax figures puppets or
animals where money is charged fo admission
aud such being paid to the Treasurer, The Secretary
shall issue licenses contemplated by this secton for which
he shall be entitled receive dollar; aud person
persons exhibiting aoiesaid city without license
shall forfeit the of fifty dollars each day such exh
bilun shall continue and the person persons
premises such exhibition shall be had shall forfeit
Of twenty-five dollars day Tor permitting such exhibition
Aforesaid Provided, That the person persons taking
out license ioI any exhibition pc Torrance Shal have
the Marshal present. for the purpose Of preserving order,
aud shah pay The Marshal dollar for his services
exhibition or Performance.
SEC All oidinances pats Of Ordinances coming
within the purvew Of this Ordinance, be aud the
hereby repealed
SEC Tins Ordinance take effect and be in force from
and pubca ion accordance with the
the City Chatter. SAMUE Ell 5 ROCKER,
President Of The City Council.
Attest: JAMES G. JORDAN, Secy.
Approved: 5. HENDERSON, Mayor.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-10-14
TIE MARKETS..

CINCINNATI, Saturday, Oct. Q, 6 p. EGour-For
lot received by canal ,I-day Also offered early ia
The day, but towards evening buyers manifested diSpo
sun hold off al the opening of the Whitewater Ca
nal which is expected take place Monday TUESDAY,
BacoH-Sales OF y hhds Sides al lSc pkd 6OU0 lbs
Shoulders at &c; 300 do common Hams at 5 l-Sc
Coma sale Of 500 bush White at 33c, and pay for
sacks.
Maekrel-A sale Of 10 brs No South ls47 at IS.
S1gar-A sale OF 10 hhds good fair New Orleans
at lie.
Liaseed Oa-Sales of 81 brs City Mills in lots at 5Sc
cash
San-A sale of 500 br~ No Kanawha, from landing
al Doc aud insPeclion.-CiR. Gazette.
NEW YoRK. Oct 3. p. VI
There is large demand for hau to
Of $4,000 bbls. II So 90 s. 2 for Gene>ee. and s. 70
50 81 iol we~eri-r,eeips inadequate the demand
Sales "f 10000 lush. mixed 65 &c; rye SEC
dull; oats 40 5ic-hesvy; wheat wanted-VeIy
BALTIMORE, Oct. 8, 10 NJ
Sales Of Howard street -four 50 623 50 10, and Of
city mills at So.
Sales Of prime Pork $40 30 $40 62 aud of mes at
Sl4
Lard ranges from lO4 10 Isc,
PITTSBURGH, Oct 9, Top. NJ.
The liver is falling with - feet in the channel.
Sales Of -four at So So 25-receipts light.
Wheat SO 95c; white com 43 45c. The supply Of
grain is small.
New ORLEANS Oct. %.
The sugar market is unsettled, with few We quote
fair 66c prime 63a7c aud choice Tic. Sales of
2Sa3lc.
The Flour market depressed and sales confined
lots for city consumption. lot Of 300 brls Illinois sold
90
Sales Of mixed 80 6Oc to the extent Of 1000
bushels Prime yellow sold 10 moderate extent Coo.
Sales Of oats at 80 Sic.
The demand for cornmeal has fallen off Sales of kiln
dried at s. per Dbl.
There less inquiry for pork and prices have slightly de-
cined Sales Of mess at SlS 90 Sl3 10, and Prime
SI2 % Sl2 80.
The bacon market dull. Sales of sides II a 75c u;
shoulders 81 Gle; CsnVassed hams Toe; sugar cured
do - l3c
There moderate demand for lar. with sales Of 200
bbs. prime at lc and 600 kegs do at 1899 to IA
Sales Of western IalOw at lOc, and Of butter IL
ISe.
Coffee steady at last quotaOns-7 a 75c for Rio.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-10-14
NNAT,HrE-

Indianapolis Oaober II, 1871
THNHE members of said Company hereby notified that
n meeting Directors held this day, il was
o % snd G incurred e Sy ss
October 1876 amounting The OF twelve tous nd
hundred dy dollars and seven cents The following assessment
the Company be paid the
thereof the Treasurer before the third day OF December next
'"'' ON NOTES IN FORCE,
all dated before October H. 1885, and no, discharged At
this No. 1897 No 5IS inclusive, tTps and
ON All notes dated after October H. 1876 and OF or before Nove
her 90 1885, berg om No 3I49 to No. $685. both neuve ten aud
ON an notes dated after November 90 1885, aud before Janu
airy 1884, being from No S4si No. 55i, both inclusive, ten and
dated after January 1884, before January
% s47 being IRON No 1855 to No. 357s both neusve e and
On al nodes January o. 1877 before February
On ali noes dated alter February . s47 and
1884, eng from No 3jJi No. s6 both inclusive rc and half
," eau ON EXPIRED AND DISCHARGED NOTES.
On all expired discharged alter Ocobe H. 1915, and
on or before 0ct,ber IA, lsl6, -four per
before q" Na %"l s s 81 @ October H. anu on or
On all notes expired discharged after November ~ 1876 and ON
,efre November 30 ls6 SIR and one quarter per cent
On all notes expired aer November 80 1876 and on
ON expired discharged after January l. si7 and
beioge January %, lo47, eight aad one haypr cent
before February = IsG7 Ten and one haJr per es~t
90 AL expired discharged after Fe p 1897 and
before March ,, 1877 cleUea and qaartsr per cent -
all expired discharged March p 1917, and on or
ordered hat the Treasurer charge inlesesa
p,id on or before December Sd, l5i7
for 9esmeHfs will be forwarded to Agents or other auho
zd PERSONS 20 om Msmses are esPssd 70 make ponp pay
and after the Sd day Of December ON which day they are payable aud
at the expiration ofihny days IRON this date den rnis viii he LA
Dh0fs oi their nars agfeeahy Ia
the Nolrs ohe Stale Bank indiana
az specie paying o Kentucky aud OhO will be required
assessments.
members have oeafed their Policies by sale Of the
assured pneny Otherwise, they notified that their
y 10 surrender the SAME discharge and pay the due
mp agehy the of the
the which te enforced by officers of
This matter members that Aetas
are especially call Their attention To H. and to give The
Der Policies for discharge should he
forwarded nsh the local aud addressed 10 the Secretary
podcg das
on he Note np Of paid ny oder Of
Directors b. 4. AORRlS, Treasurer.
Publishers following publish
the above dollars IN iher pser-
bills Agent the Comny
authorized The viz Bulletins New Albany
Painn Richmond seniine Fort Wayne; kkpess fere u ute
Gazette, Free rrss. Lafayette Journal Evansville
Repnican. awfencebueh Telegraph. Loganspou iemocra
Gsrisn Register. south Bend
win riease forward their
Containing the adveitistns nj 10 The iieassfe. -
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-10-14

OIF'Others may rely on other foundations and 9TH
hopes for the welfare of our country but
for my part the dark and troubled night has no star
above the horizon, but the patriotic, intelligent and
united rhig party of the U. States."-Daaiel Web
Ster.
Almanac makers who rely on the political astrono-
my of Mr.. Webster, will take notice and govern
themselves accordingly. For part, we are salts
fed that if the world is 10 get no other light than
what may be shed from the ''great wing party" there
will be a tremendous rise in lamp OIL and Of the
longest nights ever known in 'these dlggings." Mr..
W. having recently been on the ''hornS of Taurus
enabled to make this prophecy from personal obser-
vation.-DetrOi Free Press.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-10-14
MORE PROOF THAT
SIITEE'S TONIC SYRUP
Will eiacciuigly cuFesh Fever and AgRe

n
Having used in family Tonic Syrup Vrgeta
bge Tor the OF Ague Fever Chilli Fever
well having sold lin my nehbOhOud upwards sixty
ties within the last months take pleasure stating
has II failed 10 feet speedy either
Chlls AMI Fever, / sincere my
friends and the public, of the
NEEDLES that have ever known u-ed II. BATES, P. VI.
JEFFERSON Co., Ky. ADJUST 1 lSs7.
Tits is 10 certify that was af
Fever had ihn rad for three yeas during
every rcueiy thar could hear effect despair
ed getting well uceh Suth's Sy
Vegetable Febrifuse. using
good health and we'll
me therefore do hesitate TO m, lends
the public the eect4al remedy that
has my know edge
NEWTON STIVERS
Prepared by WILSON STA9BIRD SMITH, Louisville XIV
aAgents aud Country Dealers supplied by F. MERRYVEA
TIER genera Ohio N0sthern indiana Third st.
the office, Cincinnati, Ohio
Cincinnati Ohio. rot 18th Nov.
For by TOMNsoN BROTHERS. sgn Of the Golden Mortar
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-10-14
For the State Seatiaer.

Mr.. CHAPMAN:-As one interested, was very glad
to your remarks about market regulation They
were all correct, far they went and much
might be said of the Inconvenience arising from the
silly practice Of stopping the sales till the bell rings.
do not want the market masters services dispensed
with; but do hope the gentlemen whose province it
is, viii repeal the law about the bell. hope you will
get up the petition if they do not and if you will fur
nIsh me with one, will get, among my acquo htance,
all the LADIES
That is right. Now that backed by the
Ladies, we shall 90 ahead, and no mistake. Petit
tions will be kept file at this office and will
wait on many as we can. Will some one inter-
esied help TO obtain signatures They can be had
on sight.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-10-14

ANOTHER MURDER IN TENNEssEE.-It seems that
the Stale of Tennessee is ahead in lawful murders.
Here IS the last, copied from late Nashville paper.
The victim received only 81 stabs
ave understand that a murder was committed on
the 20th ult, In Smith county. the Brush creek
meeting house, on the body of Isaac II. Davis. Some
persons near the road hearing cries for help, to-
wards the place, when the murderer left, but not be-
fore he was recognized as a man named VIM. d. Hale.
Davis was dead when he was found having been cut
IN 81 places Our informant states that officers were
IN Nashville on Saturday, in pursuit OF Hale. Gov
ernor Brown offers a reward of $500 for his appre-
hensOn.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-10-14
PROCLAMATION
by james WhitcOuab. Governor Of the
State of Eutliana.


The approaching close Of the naturally suggests to
the dev0u aud couemplaive mind the boundess debt oi
gratitude which all 10 HIM fom whom comes every
good and perfect gift.
Since The day Of annual thanksgiving we have
been gratously permitted 10 enjoy an unusual measure O
health the earth has yielded than sufncenoy io our
necessities AID reasonable comsi the hand Of ehaly
laden with the supeiuiies ~ heaven ayo'ed hnd has
been extended the relief Of suffering thousaDs the Old
World; the pursuits Of ghiuiy directed industry have
been b0uniuly rewarded The supremacy oil The laws has
been manan,d aud peace and good order have prevailed
within bsid4r; have continued enjoy the iBeslI
bic benefits Of free institutions, and The unDieupi-
ell Of rur civil and religious rights Above ALL
be devouy thankful the Faiher of all
lost and b,uishd world aud for continuing u il itch
album lance, The Of ace with which
blessed too pieseni and eternal weiiIIe
AcinAted By these drr pn aid encouraged by the
favor and regard with hich funer Of THIS
kind received d. herb, respectfully but
esry. invite the people f hi STATE
Thursday. the 10Th day Of November Heri, day Of
frm their ordinary secular assemble their
usual places of religious worship; unite expressions Of
fervent gratitude g Almighty Gd O hee and The numel-
other blessings which he hath shOweIed upon nd
vduslly and coleclively suppcaie him fo continuance
10 ourselves and 10 postey Of these evidences OF his
goodness for that humility meeknesS and gratitude which
recipients Of many unmeTited fayo,
and his gracious bountes by bringing to close the
wars IN which county is engaged in eay, a
safe aud equitable peace.
In testimony whereof l have caused the seal OF
the State TO be heTeunl0 affixed. Witness my
IL. ST. hand Indianapolis, this 9Th day Of October,
in the yesI of our Lord, one thousand eight hun
died and ioIiy-seven.
JAMES WHIrCOMB.
n.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-10-14

HoRRiD MURDER AND RoBBERY AT WATERvILLE,
ME-Md. Edward Matthew's formerly junior pub
Usher of the Yankee Blade and brother Of the present
editor of that paper. was murdered at Waierville.
Maine. on Thursday night last. Mr.. Matthews had
BEEN within the present week. to Brighton Market
business. and upon his return to Maine. he is known
to have drawn the sum of $500 from the Ticonic
Bank and is supposed to have had about his person
over $1,000 at the time Of his DEATH No suspicion
whatever had fallen upon any as having been the
pcrpciraior.- Boston journal.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-10-14
ST. MARY's OF TaE WOODS.


Have the pleasure of announcing their friends
and tile public, u,at tle additions 10 their Academy
comp leed, aud 1t Is al present pable VI
cvininodiiing large number OF pupils
Ihs Institution has advantages of which many
OILERS cannot boasi IT. retired and beautiful siua-
ton gives the juvenile mind hat bend So necessary
IN the pursuit Of knowledge, and IL peculiarly ealty
locality gives zst aud vigor o tie Youthful frame,
and renders ihis Institution almost unrhalled IA tie
West.
TERMS:
The following branches,
Onhography, Reading, Mniing, Arhmeiic, L.
ography aud Astronomy. With the If
Maps aud Globes History, Rhetoric, English
Composition, Lessons aud Exercises ia Pul-
Literature, Natural Philosophy Chemistry.
Botany, Myihuogy, PLAIN Needle Work. la
peSry, Embroidery, French Embossed Work,
plain and fancy knitting the nse If bed and
heddng, washing and mendng for Session
of twenty -tlree weeks, TO be paid ln add
vanee,) will be SI5,CO
All the extra branches taught in the Institution
wi nconIesble superiority and the moderate
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-10-14

Sergeant Ryley, the deserter, was well known by
many in this community. He recruiting SER
geant for time aud kept the rendezvous next TO
the corner Of Cedar. in Washington street Ryley
man of very large frame, more than SIX feet
high. He was formerly sergeant in the 65lh reg-
ment Of the British army, stationed in Canada, from
which be deserted and to this city. Shortly af
ter he Joined the United States army and being well
skilled in bis profession, was sent to West Point,
where he acted as drill sergeant for some time
Gam Adc.