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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-07-29

yENHS very establishment
n full lots the heart OF the city OF Indianapolis Indiana is
offered for sale the will he made easy This ~en
conducted the last years f. Browning formerly Coms
and Dayton Chic Ills lease will expire the ia Of October next
which time cond
acquainted this city may proper remark
rounded by county of unsurpassed fertility Win extensive water
bfh in the city and vicinity which considerable
manufacturing business The
the Ohio river the terminus Of which point certainly he
completed by October Hex Mr. Browning wishes sell the u-
In the house. II. f. BLYTHE.
| July III Sent
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MARSIIAL,s SALE.

sp vfe Of two Of III Fa.s 10
NJ the cer Office Of the the
district Of Indiana offer m co house
county OF Madison and o Indiana 4h day Of Seplen
between 10 A. NJ and p W., the rents
OF The following desfbed real estate TO wis II
aud half o the scco % nnrth range
and half Of the secoD DO - north,
In district oi hnds subject fn Wayne Indiana And
failure To realize sufficient satisfy demands will al
time and place offer the simple said Above descfb-
ed real estate In ken the property Of Isaac Bedau
Mhr aud Cooper said Isaac Beda and against Thomas teo
ard aud Bedssui A. q. PEPPER,
u. 8. Marshal tor Dist Indiana.
BY Gro. McOrar, Deputy.
July 3ld, 1877. IN. fee 81 7M
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SUEEsIFF,S SALE.

UpY Virtue DIRE TED from the erk Office
ID Marion will expose public sale
the day Iuy, the Court county
OF Marion and state of ndana within the hours prescribed by
law the for years. following
w.t. The undivi ted half OF the thirds Of lot
number square number o. in the Of udanapois
failure realize the full amount OF Judgment Interest
VIII at the and place expose the e simple
said real Taken the opery of Jackson ose-ha
>us Of Nancy vaI.nue. A. w. EusSEi.
ii-lw (s1s0 sheriff Of Main County
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POSrPONEMENT
OF the Land Sales in the INDIANAPOLIS, FORT
WA YNE, and WINAlMAC Districts, an The

State of fadiana
NJUTfCE hereby given Of THE lands in the Mimi
IL ces Indiana, odered proclamation OF The President
Of tbe United States the twenyh az May 1884, be
hed al The Land Office al Indianapolis the day Of sepem
ber The Land Office fo Wayne the aGh sepemi
lei7 Land Office Winamac the twenty seventh
seutenher 1884, declared be posponrd unani TO cum
u,encr on Monday, the Goth day OF December. le47
under hand, the efNashtghh this second day
Of Iuv hundred nd
~ The President, Rit'ii NJ. YOUNG,
I1t25 Aug. Commissioners VI the Gen. Land Once
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-07-29
POSTPONcNENr
OF TIE Lend Sales in The INDIANAPO POLLS, FORT
WA YNE, and WINAMAC Districts, in the

wa 1NE, and HfNAHAC Districts. an the
State of INDIANA.
NUrCb Is hereby given that sales Of the lands in The Msmi
cessions In Indiana ordered proclamation the President
OF the United States dated The 6nh day &C May, lS47, E
held II The Land Once indianapolis the Ah dy of SeprHn
brr 1917; a the Land Once Fort Wavne the Hh September
September, lei nd which pc nore dated
scnnd day OF Juy lS47 declared he pOsponrd untand
the 2Nh day nf e4 hery
BE- s further p-Ponsd ui I'D the Land oe
Indianapolis day &c Msy, 1875 Land
Ofc- Fo Wayne Monday the 9Th day o May s4s
Land Office Ninsmse Monday, the h DAY nf May lst5
Given hand of Wa>hingn.
81 July. doHii thousand gt hundred ad
By the President RICHARD VI. YOUNG,
is Commissioner uff he Gem Land Obre
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NJ IN pursuance law James X Polk President of the
that public sales will he held az The and oe IN %
State Of Indiana the periods hereinafter designated
The following described lands situated In the late Miami cessOns in
said State, to viii:
aforementioned townships and fractional townships tn wit:
FaconS s S oSn aas ana east s
the fOrmet "Great Miami Reserve" ofrange one
in the former Great Miami Reserve" of ranges
three forr i've, and six.
'Geat Miatii Reserve" Of range
Fractional township twenyree in the former of
miles square the Saamania river o thirteen and
Al the Land Office at Fort Wayne COMMENCING Monday
townships fractional townships 10 vii:
NORTH Of The case line and east tAs sesead principal meridian
Townships twenty Jour- twenty ve and twenty aud fractional
township twenty in the former Great Miami Reserve"
ranges five and six.
twenty seven former Reserve fractional
townships tthIee and thirty four in the former reserve Fat
Fs@. G~"se. %s%y sSsG and in the r,
fractional townships thirty Three and hyou in the er
at Fiat Belly's VILLAGE of range eight
reserve Of sis at the forks of The Wabash river and
tmctona township nyone in The former "eeks vii
Frecona nshp twenty seven In the former
Rock township G twenty nine and thirty in
Village and fractional township thirty The former
"Seek's Village" Of range len.
townships twenty twenty nine
thirty FLAT Rock the the
Abote river" and the "Racoon Village, Of range eleven.
Fractional townships twenty eight and twenty nne former
the Month Of the Aioie ver, OF
Land Office Wnamac, commencing Monday,
day September or the Disposal VI the public lands wln
under nshps and fractional townships iu-wi
North If base line and the second Eteridiar
townships and
the fHiltr Cereal Miami Reserve" Of range
Townships twenty our twenty FIVE and twenty and fractional
township former ''Great Miami Reer4e
three
Townships twenty four, twenty fve and twenty six, and fractional
townships twenty and twenty rg the former ;feat Mia
the Reserve Wabash
Fractional nhips twenty twenty
between the Wabash and Eel rivers, Of range five
Lands appropriated for the of Schools military other
granted OF
o The purpose aiding said state in opening canal the
of the Wabash with hse of Lake Ere ly ap
proved I'd March, 1921 together with the tracts which have bre
approved under the 9t ls2, OF
IL said alternate secns covered by individual Indian
under the treaties, will lie excluded from the sae
The lands will not be sold fof less pce Than dollars
provided by the first section Of the act ened An
fet settlers the land by
Miami Indians in Indiana approved the Sd OF August
1886 the offering of the will be
appned the order in winch
dispatch, until the Whole shall have offered
and private Of lie lands will be
Until afler the xpiraton OF two weeks.
Given hand the city &C Washington this 25r day
Nav Ammo Donin thousand eight bundled Eus
Nv the President: JAMES X. POLK.
RICHARD NJ YOUNG Commissioner Land once
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-07-29

The annual before the Miami Chapter
Theta Pi Society viii be delivered 0xfOd August It'll
iS47. by VIM. ShOtwe ESQ., of Hamilton. The public
respectfully invited TO attend.
s :, ! +. a SSyssSonS' so'n~i''ss-
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no TfiB PUBLIC.
ELGxM SSl
gN5; 81

knf li.L Stree
their Introduction by his agens has eVceid
most sanguine atoms II YEARS since
they brought bOre the pgbS During
OF cell caeS have been handed erg ard
stai The very great relief they had derived the them
We have IN
bic Persons, wio have used Dr. MLANES LIVER PILL
the most happy results Where every other kroan remav has
been used in vain. A-O quite number regular physicians
good standing through the country using
them in their practice.
hes been sincere wish that these Pills should Be fairly
aud fully tcSedhy experience M S'a 4 IAN hy the effects
duce That they have been the result a. ten
favorable. call witness no
experienced 'h-Ir bclafciaI rf
DR.. MLANEs LIVER FILLS not hsll 10Th or recon.
mended like OF Tie popular medicines tn aav)
sal ruresls. but simply LIVER COMPLAINTS
symptoms connected with dersnged atate haf
KIDD co.
DIR. M'Ihae's Liver Pill.
The demand for these Pill truft Surprising Country
chants who hereoo could hardly be induced purchase
d0sH, NOR bay sir Read the following from New Castle viz
NEw C.srtE. Feb. u, lss7.
Nessrs J. Kidd Gen'emen.-Please send m another
ha gross of MLane's Pills The half purchased few
months ago are all soindeed since have used
Dr. HLanes Piips." and found them eficarious,
before the public.
Respectful YOURS, W. WATSON.
Prepared for the Proprietor sold wholesale and retail b
J. KIDD & Co.
No. % WoOdst-. Pittsburgh. Pa
Purchasers will please he particular inquire nr.
MLANES LIVER PILLS" there are other Pills purporting
10 be % Liver pills before the uull liz.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-07-29

Mons Vattesaare is being received with all the
honors in New England. He is a visit to the
State of Maine, upon the formal invitation of the leg
isature-S3O0 being appropriated at the time
10 pay his expenses.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-07-29
For Congress,
WILLIAM w. WICK.
MARION COUNTY NOMINATIONS.

po-,.,:. THOMAS w. COUNSEL,
! GEORGE A. CHAPMAN.
County Treasurer, JOHN M. TALBOT.
County Assessor, AHIRA WELLS.
County Commissioner ELIAS N. SINNER.
School Commissioner WILLIAM MARTIN
We authorized to announce ALBERT G. PORTER as
candidate for Prosecuting Attorney the ensuing election
1--WE requested announce LUCIAN BAR.
BOUR a candidate for the office OF Prosecuting Ator-
sney at the ensuing election.
l5We requested to announce DAVID WAL
LACE candidate for the office Of Prosecuting Auor-
,ney IN Marion county, at the August election.
We authorized to JACOB LANDS candi-
date for county Treasurer
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NnHECE.

LII hereby nofd that fan Of
"A Of The Indiana democrat has ade between Morson
spann Al debts dues and demands besurus w Tie establish
either Tor the book work done, ey
Of r. Morrison, and be fully authorized receive
A. r. MDnR lSON.
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NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTION CLAIMANTS
entitled In the fight of lands with
the townships fractional townships agve enumerated j. frsd
satisfaction o The Register aud
Land Office, AMI make therefor the
two dollars fixed If d August
soon a. practicable after seeing this notice. aud bec c
tned Er commencement o the public sale OF the lands
the claim shall fafrited
RICHARD NJ YOUNG Commissioner Of tIte Gea. Land Office.
o
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OF the Stage of iciinn.


OF the Stage Of teton.
We allude to their different forms because fever
common 10 some form or other either as ane and lever bilious %
YER eryspe as fever rheumatic fever The approaching
symptoms regarte aud often after the disease opei
is neglected until is too late relief 10 be afforded, and
'Ri,e sufferer Ebic~.
u Fortunate however for the wor that sovereign remedy for
the prompt and timely of Dr. Bas Indian Qa Teseabie
sugar Coated Pd They are more extensively circnsted than
sands of annually They % considered spprec
a,ed as boon nesimab the community wherever
The thousands witnesses. whom among the
respectable members of the healing art TO the valuable pro-
pee Of these medicines and the nnumeahe permanent
no family should re without the in he koa eay for 1e hea
necessary They certainly superior purga'ive 70
ing the from all of disease any other medicine
known.
Read and Consider.
ract Of letter from Dr. James G bogg rother to ExOv
iu practitioners in tn. chickssaw country. Tie gentleman
Of the highest responsibility ami Stanhihg having filed
States Consul TO the Republic of Mexicol
Dr. BRAGG Dear Sr-~ince your agent with u.s. haze
had an opo uny of testing the virtues Of your pills and find
them TO BE- much better preparation than at first imagined the
ALSO to dense population II have usual guam
of sick and especially the disease incident country the
sei Of an immense qn''F Of your pills can be d'P'
you proper therefore, you can forward to this age-cy
good supply and in would this, tn
the Chekaaw country point iro which in this ard the
dress ME here, of n Hoah Co Memphis Tenn.
same time forward express instructions regards remtance
very 'sP'i JAMES BoGGs H. D.
Fsirvievi POntotdc Co, Miss, Ahg H. lS44.
/ sg5- For sale, wholesale and retail bv
s, J. WADE and TOMIINSON BROTHERS, indianapolis.
II. r. GREEN B-ownshurg.
! JOHN w. VAUGHAN, Pittsbor6ugh
CAVE j. CARTER. Jamestown.
B. SWEENEY, RovtOn.
DAVID wOODFORD, Tkorntown.
/ LANE x SION Lee anon
PlrZER & WELSH. Eagle Village.
GRAFTON JOHNSON. Green
MANWARING ADAMS, franklin
n d. ROBINS. Edn' urg.
EDWARD P. DAY. Slelhvviie.
LUDLOW & kennedy.
IRA BAYLEY, FreepOrt.
+ H. PERSON, Greenfield.
3 WIN. SILVER, Pendleton
WILLIS @. ATHERTON AnGersontowh
J. HOCKET Panfed.
y,W WALTON, Bridgeport
w. J. UNGLES, Bellevie
~ Druggists generally south
and West.
May 18th, ls47 epwSSWtyC27is
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NAVY BEEF AND PORK FOR Is4s.
NAVY DEf.RTMErr.

BUsEsU Provisions CLorHISG. JUSE -. Is47.
SEALED PROPOSALS, endorsed Proposals for Beef" and
- Proposals Tor Pork the he. will he received
tits Office until o'clock NJ Monday the I'd day Of August
next Tor furnishing and eng free of all ard risk
United States
Five thousand four hundred barrels navy beef and four thou
sand eight hundred barrels navy pork
Each barrel contain than hundred pounds
weight Of beef pork Of weight in either article will
he paid for To be delivered respective navy yards
lON
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COTTON YARNS.
IOoOP0uNDS Pittsburgh Indianapolis
ASSO c<Dsn.ip{, IILUl..II.l.
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epwSsWtyC27i:
ND DECEPTION.

I'd
" OF Week passes of
Notwithstanding Ut long continued Asthma ncipIe
sumption, Breeding the Lungs Bronchitis Difficulty of Breathing
and the various diseases To winch the Lungs and Throat
by
Sherman's OI0SaOnian,
Or .9H-Hedknc BaiSan.
II has proved itself mrdcne offered the public
Thousands
fail in the diseases fr which recommended. Nor do they
have ID long know whether will be productive
good effects, they are assured that IL
Ohe sS0ftIe
Produces good effects Upon urret twenty Bottles will aid
not therefore, necessary that they oud spend their
Beware Of "a Slight Cough.
Although passed unmpUant will ecnme seated
COnsumptUn follows in its wake Take heed the side
and the chest especially il altded with raising Maet
strcaked with Blood These dangerous symptoms, bu; they
quickly and eectuay by Inc remedy Ask the SUI
ferer ffon that distressing complaint,
Asthma,
What he thinks Of the Oaonan OF III Healing Baam and he will
tell he cannot live comfortably without IT, rrvts all that Dg
fully Breathing Cough, Tgne o the Chest gises quiet
and refreshing sunbe Asthnatc whit
NEEDY la the world will do Witness the OF Her Jackson 18th
Ign; Mr. Wilkinson, Hubken Airs Ben, Morriswn, M Mrs
Lcea Wells 29 Pearl owan, Woodstock Ulster
county; and Airs. Archibald, IS White street.
ssili~iig of Blood
Is efciuay checked by this remedy w all other means Have fail
ed Hundreds Of might rea where in the city
have been given and e who have been
stirred by this remedy the e-ymsnt 0i health Mrs Thru
3J2 Monre Kelly &c Water Charles
Roberts Ia Canal Henry Lib. ly9 Riviugon eet; and
hundreds o others no have used the remedy TESTIFY The truth
Of the alOve assertion.
Bewate OF using only
Palliative Remedies.
They hull into security the of tile disease is
checked aud death Resort this (eat Remedy and
You will not BIZ disappointed IN yOur hopes.
For sale at i06 Nassau street one door atove Ann
ToNLINsoS BROrHEKs, 7geats at Indianapolis.
Abfi p, e47. lOe-sm
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u OF Week without record
most astonishing long Asthma cipIen Con.
sumption, bleeding Lungs Bnnohli Difficulty of Breathing
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-07-29

COOKING STOVE
xOR go medium Premium Cooking stove Fnee ten
n dollars. Inquire al this oflee
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WASHINGTON HALL TAVERN.

SAMUEL. HANNA, Treasurer.
JNO. q. THOMPSON, secretary.
w II ID. MfGUiRE. Audilof
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-01-18
From the Troy IN. ~ Budget.
Who Commenced the Warf

We alluded yesterday to the fact that Congress, on
the 18th OF May last passed act by nearly unan-
nous vote declaring the existence of war; by the acts of
Mcrico This in itself exposes the falsity Of the whg
charge that the President commenced the war But did
Congress commence it, Here the facts OF the case,
briefly stated by the Hartford Times:
"Mexico, by proclamation signed by her dictator,
Paroles, AGAINST UNITED STATES the
10Th of Apr 1876, nearly month before Congress, the
President acknowledged is existence At the same time
NORTH" directed to inpade territory, and he pro-
ceeded to execute his orders in doing which he caused the
He crossed the Rio Gande subdue the State of Texas
Thus we see, that instead of our government COM
mencing the war; begun in the aggressive acts of
Mexico by which she attempted to wrest from pos
session one of the sovereign States of this Union And
yet the wing apologiss and sympathizers for Mexico
continue their false representation that the President
commenced the war Could anti-American hate 60 far
Their short Of downright treason'
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From the Pittsburg Chronicle, Jan. ii.
DeDurture of the Volunteers.


On Saturday afternoon the Cambria Guards and Hber-
mia Greens, the last of the Cd regiment left city for
the seat of At early hour in the morning. large
number of persous assembled the wharf and as the
day advanced, the crowd became immense-al anxious
to look perhaps for the last tme upon acquaintance
friend, or relative.
When the troops made their appearance, the cheering
was tire mendous and it with great difficulty they
succeeded in reaching the boat more affecting sight
we have never witnessed. Mother, father and sister,
pressed forward to grasp the hand and say, God bless
you" to sons husbands, and brothers In many eye
stood the big, manly tear and tongues that before
eloquent, could only utter broken farewell We
saw lady, far advanced in life, draw from her bosom
small bible and her stepped the plank Of the
boat she placed it in his hands, and said 'Read this,
William every day, and God will bless you and send you
back again to your poor mother Another, the wife Of
of the volunteers forced her way past the guard,
rushed into the cabin, and fell faintng in the OF her
husband
Blu, we are unwilling TO dwell on these sad details,
and though disposed TO spread them before the pub
lic they must forever remain stamped upon memory
At O'Clock the Cambria moved gracefully from the
wharf-a loud shout given by the spectators which
returned by the soldiers, and then with sad and
heavy hearts the beholders departed for their homes
some Of them TO think of loved companions they may
again, and others gaze the vacant chair
of husband father, or a brother
As the boat moved of, memory recalled the affecting
Ines OF the poet
Friend after Iend departs
Who has not lost friend
There is no union here of hearts
That finds not here end"
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The Portsmouth Volunteers.

This company, commanded by Captain John p. Young,
and Leutenas Cooke, Bamre, and Levy, were yester-
day evening presented TO Governor Smith by their cap
TAM who stated that upon very brief call he had mus
tered large portion of his men, and the balance would
be forthcoming at the close OF the week. ready for their
country's service
The Governor expressed his pleasure at receiving
this portion OF the company, That the whoe.were not
present. was, perhaps his fault, he had given them
but nights notice, Born himself at the confluence of
two OF the mighty rivers of the State he had at one tune
amented an apparent hardness in the east but this and
other contributions from the hde-water country had re-
heved his anxiey and he proud to receive thus com
pany tie felt the Virginia regiment would DO honor
to the Old Dominion and to themselves; and he looked
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volume Speeches of Daniel Webster, volumes /:
Speeches of Henry Clay, volumes and many Others
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POLITICAL.
From the Pennsylvania.


The Slave Question n Congress.
Union more than the effort recently heg in CONGRESS ~
connect The question of slavery with The QUESTION of the
ACQUISITION Of new territory We confess that we are no
connecting these two oestos The subiect Is one tha
will seule itself; and We had hopcd that our friend,
would al see the oprsty Of refusing TO enc1lbcr the
extension Of our territory with question 50 full Of dan.
equally niammatory and uncomfortable are entertained
on bol sides. Our opponents are almost unit in Their
sympay with the aboltionsts and The yery federalsts
who woud be most sectei by the desrns al such arita
tors ma M the Garr;sons and Rrnsv. an
hiters have been sncn onenlv efend;rv and snstsn
ing IL movement which has for ts object the restriction
az sakery in any territory hereafter r. he adde tn hess
Stse Their desire to disoTanize de democratic aty
al t6nferrupt the rrrrrss ~ the ursen maj and ees
ry WIZ. 70 far ovsssns their own dss;c &.
to induce them to make hesitation N sspposaw thi.
ectedlv that democrats should conceive il to be necesya
nv 10 Introduce question 80 full OF danger into the ma
tional councils at period so nopportune and before thu
territory itself has ban obtained n even their re.on
we're wholly understandable and unanswerable II 0cur
to us thai sound pocy and desire 10 80 the war pnc
cuted vigorously To successul ternination untralne
led Nv am exciting ssues shOA ~ Ieast council tksrr
n wait mil the work If our army md our uayy Ma hesr
sromnlished Even II ther vevs shouN ureyai A ~
Il woud be far better 10 await the result Of the War Be-
fore hisnew suh;ectis oened Now can onIy tend Il
divide a,d alieat he rue friends Of The war and 4
STRENGTHEN the hands of The op1xeif;on.
II Ia, been the boast and The prde OF the democratic
uartv f many vears that thew have ever stood boldI,
H. the Union ard have REGARDED "a ssrred and
~ connru,,ses of the constitution Esnerisv has TIN
heen te of the democracy Of the middle md ortherr
States Who have ever stood nm hetyes ths I1noo mn
i. ss..t sL.Ihsr !, n. ad,tS ~ ~ sosb md h.us
a,,rs sa onrs AIDED in ther and defsat
Wh;l fsjeyl;sm has nalte,ad in a .lonhie sanse IN
a sta 80 @ ar,,a'u;t ., WHIT. =.
ha ov 10 soa Sstss na" hanS WITH thnsa
%l M , h;,ats5 70 abdr ~ tha s,thro, ~
Sor no' e .Sa, J,rred Jorn Tho I1ou b 4
the danoccv of he nor have thrown themselves ntc
IN hr.ach s1a r.saJ and eynnasJ N ss ;ns;dcus 81