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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-25

~ sixteenth Ward.-At a large and enthusiastic
ting VI Wig Electors Of the Sixteenth Ward held
Tuesday evening March 20 AZ the Mechanics Assem-
big Rooms pursuant 10 public notice. for the purpose Of
selecting Delegates to represent the Ward 10 MayOfaiy
Convention aud choose Committee nominate Charter
Oi,ers On motion. ALEXANDER W. BRADFORD,
Eq took the Chair aud Mr. join FOWLER. JL appointed
Secretary.
On motion. they proceeded elect by ballot resuluog
il The following choice
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-25

DAHTNLR WANIED-Ibe a1V~riIssr. wishi1g 10
eXienl he ogs1ess would take partner. eiihrer
tv- SILENT win capital OF from $40 % s5f0l The
sdvertser f--1ishrg la. amount Tie business i
ufaciurng staple article Always u demand. The loes
ton j IL desrsbe tcon q country. shor dis
lance from he city AM gentlemen wishing 70 estsb sh
biz IN business with person OF svrererce would find
This no-t desirable opportunity TIE best ofre f-rences
given and rfqilred. Address Mslgiscig;er The Til
bune o.i.e ma sis
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CS~ Twelfth Ward.-At meeting Of NE Oemocrale
Whg Electors OF he Twelfth Ward held Al The house Of
Z. g. Mcclure. Harlem, pursuant 10 he csll o. ne oe
c,stic Ming (ispeFNl Committee on Tuesday evening
March -, ls47 JOHN A. sIDELL. Fec. was esiisd 10
The Chair Col HAkT and NAKkEN SsApf ser- sFfoinsa
Secretaries The call OF he meeting having been read 7
follow ing gent e;nen eeced Delegates 10 me Coz
yehiios 10 uomlnale Mayor and Ans-Ho9se CoinInis
sloucr
MARCELLlTS Ellis JOHN A. sfDELL,
WARkEN BRADY.
And also Committee % thirteen elected - poTnnats
Charter OfScefs lor The Ward JOHN A. slDELL.
Col HART. s.<,a,.,;a. Chairman,
W1KkaS BsApy ssSfetAies ms 10
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DtIuo-s crRRA HOUSE. cAsraeersst-FRi-
u DAY EVENING, March sS-Douixeius Opers LINDA
Dl CHANOuN1X.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-01-07

county.
business; read second time and Iefersed.
BY Mr. johnson, 10 allow the probate Judge Of Dearborn
county to take Acknowledgement.
By ME Miller, amend the opening and repair
ing public highways IN Gibson county
BY Dir Sianheld 10 sOId Efficient remedy in actions
BY Mr. Secre amend the act in relation to county
officers.
Relates to county treasurers &c issuing fee bills in favor
BY M Slan6eld to amend the provisions Of the Revised
statutes IN relation to ganiing injunction in vacation.
S 81 su' 70 relation TO The mode Of publishing the de-
By r HUFF 10 amend the Revised Statutes in relation to
e persons 10 lie selected for appraisers Of the Of
By ar Hatfield incorporate the Greenfield and Shelby.
vile Railroad Company
By ar NOfsingei fOf the improvement Of common schools
BY MIR Stsnhed smeRd the regulating proceedings
under the wrs Of ud quOd damnuEa
By MIR ClaIk, in relation Oads and highways in La
grange county read twice, and referred the committee
on roads.
Also extend the jurisdiction of justices of the peace in
mitiee.
BY Mr. Porter Iegaize tine acts Of the school commits
sinner in Harrison county,.
BY Nj Arnold in relation TO the county auditor Of BAR
tholomow. -.
BY Mr. Trimble, dispensing with ba, to grand jurors
Messages of the Senate were taken 10 and disposed Of
The House adjourned.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The House met.
Indiana AsouTy University, praying loan
The bill in relation to the pilots at The falls Of the Ohio
liver being its second reading
Mr. TAFT moved By increasing the num-
Der from To two.
Mr Ferguson moved 10 indefinitely postpone the bill and
amendments.
Considerable discussion arose in which Messrs Ferguson
Shields TAFT, aud Carr Of L. participated.
Mr. IstI amendment was then adopted when the bill
passed third reading
Mr. Hostetter, leave, presented memorial from the
trustees of the Wabash College
On motion Of Mr. Secrest the bill to provide for the further
erection Of the insane asylum referred committee
ON benevolent Institutions.
Mr. Noel was added TO that committee. e.
Mr Shields introduced resolution rendering the use Of
the Hall TO Mr II. f. West deliver on common
Schools.
Ml Thompson introduced bill Tor the relief Of L. O. De-
bruer, uf Dubois county.
On notion the House adjourned.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-01-07

Joint resolution the subject of presumption the
Miami Reservation in the State of Indiana; passed.
bill for the Improvement of highways in the county
Of Bartholomew passed.
sui regulating the mode OF doing county business 10
the county of Harrison passed.
bill authorizing the State Bank to lay or pla, OF
certain lots near South Bend passed.
bill amending an act Incorporating Lawrenceburgh,
IN the county Of Dearborn, and Madison in Jefferson
county; passed
Mr. Osborn gave notice that Tomorrow, he would
oher an amendment TO The rules OF The Senste the ef-
ieet that at o'clock each day. the orders Of the day
should be acted upon.
bill settling the debt of the Wabash Manual Labor
and Teachers Institute, the sinking fund Of the Safe
OF Indiana ayes 40, noes 10.
The Senate adjourned
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-01-07

OTICE l. hereby given the 18th OF Decemnet o1o
x letters Of the estate Of George s
y of Marion. OF Indiana. deceased VINO nre
were granted the undersigned by ne rfo"a's
of said county Said estate Is probably inso.veh.- ~ ps e
10 estate are hereby notified 10 settle wh INC nnae
signed md make payment without delay AND ess naes ~!
% Inst sad estate notified 10 file their respective
re o.e of the OF said court. within the une Inn
lied 10y law fi'ie''' BENNETT ISAAC. Admir-
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-01-07
INDIANA LEGISLATURE.
Reported for The State Sentinel.
SENATE

SENATE.
TUESDAY. December 20, 1916.
message received from the House informing the
senate that they were now ready to proceed with closed
dooIs to the election Of Bank Director fiji the vacancy
oeeasioned BY the resignation Of the Hon. Jas p Drake
Inc Senate then with closed DOORS proceeded cleo
Upon the doors being opened was announced that both
Houses had succeeded IN eecting James Swlzer.
The Senate adjourned.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Senate met.
The Senate continued the reading the Journal Of the
day previous and the discussion that had arisen in the
morning relative to correction proposed to the Journal
Inc journal was not corrected as proposed but ordered
Petitions Presented.
mitee.
BY Mr Bamer; referred without reading.
BY Mr. Mlliken from Omer Tousey and others; referred
without reading 10 select committee.
BY Ar Green; referred without reading to select
Reports from Standing Committees
By Mr Orth, from the judiciary committee reporting
o back giving to married women the right make wills
BY MIR Ellis from the judiciary committee, reporting
bill aboshing the Office Of Agent of State and transferring
inc due OF the same TO the Treasurer of State cOneued
By Mr. Ortiz, from the judiciary committee reporting
bin in relation 10 brokers; concurred in.
BY Mr. Orth, fom the committee, reporting bill
relative TO practice 10 the circuit courts ooncued in.
By Mr. Henry, amending the practice in probate courts
/, BY Mr. Murphy, from the committee, reporting bill
entitled Gan act amending relative to crimes and
Punhmen and recommending its indefinite pOspOnement:
cOncurTed in
BY Mr Murphy, from the committee reporting it in
expedent 10 egsae upon the subject Of reducing the fees
OF certain officers therein named; cOncuued in.
BY Mr. Davis, reporting bill relative to
The question being cOncurng with the report and
crossing the same, il ordered.
By Nir Clements, from the same committee reporting
bill for the relief of Baker and mis- wife;
By Mr. Stewart, from the committee reporting bill
relative to executions conouued in.
BY Mr. Osborn, the committee education,
mendng bill No so to be referred to the judiciary committee
concuTred in.
By Nh Osborn, from the committee reporting bill
for the relief Of the borrowers from the
CURED in.
By Mr. Logan, from the committee on claims reporting
Till for the relief Of Joel b. Calhoun; passed
Reports from Select Committees.
By Mr. Miliken reporting it inexpedient legislae on
the subject Of increasing the Of probate judges;
CURED in.
By Mr. Robinson reporting bill amending an act entitled
san act for the incorporation Of the Milford and Columbus
railroad; passed.
Resolutions Introduced
BY Mr. Parks to the expediency Of repeating the law
conning voters their respective townships adopted
Senate adjourned.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-01-07
SENATE.
WrDssKDAr, Dec. 80, 1916

The Senate met
Mr.. Barbour appeared and took his seat
communication was received from his Excellency, the
Governor and on motion Of Mr.. Edmonston laid on the
table.
On motion Of Mr. Orh the message was taxed up ana
the doors were ordered to DO closed Upon the opening
Of the DOORS Mr. English, upon suspension II the rules
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-01-07
.D,.UyIsVRATOR'S SALE.

oTtcF il hereby given, the 9Th day OF snuary
~ 49, the undersigned. administrator OF me estate OF w
-ed viii sell auction 20 the hienes .ecI
ne late rsaenee of In Pike township naoh
Ina.na the goods ehnttels belonging 70 saa
m two horses hog one ma.
one SC the cradle quantity Of farming gens So,
mi tfrhen furnure with various ethtf -
anu ar. a. n ,ricr M Che morning Terms made known
10 conn ne, - :. - . e " - BENNETT ISAAC trm.-
December 10, lc46. "~
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-01-07
The Senate met.

The Senate met.
Petitions Presented
BY Mr.. Miller, Of citizens Of Harrison county,
praying for the attaching of portion of Harrison county
TO Crawford county; referred to select committee
BY Mr. Goats, of certain citizens Of Fountain county
praying the formation Of new county referred to the
Judiciary committee.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-01-07
LIST OLE LETTERS

pEMAINING in the Post Office Indianapolis Indians on
NJ January l..
OPers0ns calling for these letters tcH please to sag
ADVERTISED
The inland postage all letters papers for Foreign
Countries must be prepaid, ohercise they cannot be
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SECURITY To PURCHASERS
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JAMES II. M'HECiIE>.

AITO r NJ IT Z ",
Fourth street tusa aears sun ~ nc t'anE iiass
HHtItHH, fg-
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The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1847-12-16

EpArTING & YARN, at
ID HIGGINS,
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1847-12-16
STATUARY MARBLE QUARRIES.
BRANDON, VERMONT.

TNHE above named quarries, we'll known
IL for furnishing superior quality OF Mar
BILE, of fine white, and taking a high polish,
are now being worked, producing q"ahty
of Marble, said to be unequaled IN America
All orders for Monuments, Tomb Grave
Stones Marble Slabs, Blocks, PedestalS or
Statuary from those quarres, may be address
sed to Knowles Taylor, Proprietor, at Leon
deroga, or city ofNcw York, or to Stephen l..
Goodell, Superintendent of the quarIles' at
Brandon, VT. KNOWLES TA1LOh.
Snntember, 25, 1917 10
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TYPE FOUNDRY. S. N. D1CKIN-

IL SON & Co., offer their services to the
Printers throughout the country as I1PE
AND STEREOTYPE FOUNDERS. They |
can furnish fonts of any required weight, from
Diamond to English. They warrant their
manufacture to be equal to that of any other
foundry in the country. Their prices are
the same as at any other respectable foundry,
and their terms will be as favorable as can
be found elsewhere.
They cast very large assortment of Job
Type, Leads, Cuts, Metal Furniture, Quota
tons, &c. &c. They have just got upa Com
binaton Metal Stereotype Block, which will
be found of great utility to Book Printers, and
altogether the most economical Block IN use
Constantly on hand, Brass Rule, Metal
Rule, Composing Sticks, Cases, Chases, Stands,
Gallevs, Furniture, &c. &c. Entire offices
furnished at short notice.
They have just got up series OF Text let
ter, suitable for the headings of newspapers
and as they are continually adding to their
assortment, and to their facilities for Type
Founding, they would respectfully ask the at
tention of Printers to their establishment, a
No. So Washington street, Boston. S:6:tt
W. The type on which this paper is print
cd was furnished by S. N. DICKINSON & Co.
and they have the liberty of referring to thu
proprietor for any information that may b.
required.
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MISIC AND DANCING

NERF.J FAIR would respectfully an
WI nounce to his friends and the public that
he will furnish Music for BALLS, PARTIES
no NV LryEEs &C., on short notice and reason
able terms. By applying to Mr. F. classes
Ali letters addressed to FL FARK, Bran
don, Vt, will receive prompt attention .,
Brandon, Sept. 80, l047. 10 o.
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DRESS GOODS,

INCLUDING SILKS, Coshmeres, 1fohaiirr'
L PlaH, Gjngnams, Muslin De LANES, Az
pacas, Oregon PLAID, SC. &c., for sale low by
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MARBLE DEALERS,
InOK AT THIS.

A ha usi ouAnnT OF MA RIB. dL Long
and extensively known as "H Brs So 0GAf IS
hr, SlSq"T T"R SALE by the subscriber, on the
U most advantageous The Quarry has
R9s% yFeuf4bS BY '0 all Of Marble to
RT orJ bs best article for general use that Is
i0u ANv - PERSON WISHING TO ENGAGE 1,d IN
TUE MARBLE BUSINESS, IN n, con mel
ton faH With the subscriber, who will furnish ,an
funds fun, to carry on the business, might make Ike
INV . fsyorable arrangement by addressing ny
letter or otherwise, at Brandon, vt i,v ,rr
Brandon, Nov. /, 1S47. 9'zV-o1
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DIR. Townshend Dear SirI have the pleasure 10 m II,
form YOU that three of my children have been cnfeu ol
tT SSr"f,la by the use of your excellent medicine
ev We're afllicedvery much with bad sores have tax,
en- some four bottles; it took them away, for when
feel under deep obligation Your, &c ,,o..,u..
i'N' ISAAC w. GRAIN, LOG Wooster-st'
New York, March 4, 1871
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Cloak and Dress Goods,

A LARGE assortment, such as Thibet
N Lyoncsc and Indiana Cloths ; silk and
cotton Alpaccas (plan and striiP'd' Alpacc:ias
raw silk Plaids; Ginghams, plain and twlfd,
&c. &C., for sale very low by ,es . co
Nov. ., 1917. H. o. DLAo" W.
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NEW CLOTHING STORE.

~ENTLE MEN in want of CLOIH!NG,
" cheap, we'll made and first rate fas l
bio fits ncase call at the store formerly oc1
c crp led BY H. Kingsley, and you can find all
cu cup, " W 10y, want We have cloths from N.
York and Boston, Of the most approved styles
and can cut and make them better than at
any other shop this side the city MN o m
Brandon, May, "a, 1847. 20
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PHOENIX HOTEL,
WHITEHALL, n. Y.

"
T,IIS beautiful edice is fitted up in style that can
not fail to please all who may bestow upon it their
patronage The internal arrangements are mot s Rpoms
orc snTncd with best Hair Mattresses and Linen. Each
room Has two doors The outer Venetian, i'll order to
give fresh air and additional comfort to the Traveller,
The Public are assured that pains Will be spared on
the part of the Proprietor to render their stay at his
house pleasant and agreeable. c
~ Passengers and baggage conveyed TO ana from
the boats free Of charge. r,,, " MODE
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The best Mechanical Paper in
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n published at 12S Fulton ST., New York,
is admitted by all to be the best Mechanical
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Each number contains from fCe to Sc0en
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PENSION AGENCY
NEW PENSION LAW FOR WIDOWS
IL, pnnainnS 10 Children

NEW PENSION LAW FOR WlDONo' !
And la,os ertcnding Pensions TO C""C'Te"
in Certain cases. .
,,,,.ov;bor having been for long time en- !
'o ned in Investigating claims for Pensions ar
- - Pensions bounty lands, ComhutIuoil Vi
I IIoif Paw arrears of Military Pay &c: @c' cni
inno III the Laws Forms and KeguaiiohS, nGii
the Pension Oice,is therefore PrGPI and expense
oronsIv and promptly, at his own RISK anu Al
oi ;t%oS+ fec or reward when unsucceslu) all APP
rlicants for Pensions in the following cases
1at Wbere claim has been reccted,or suspended
for further proof $50. ,;.;u,, or dead is or was
~ TO be entitled to larger Pension than was
awarded. .,..,o... Onioer or Soldieris now
lvinr,or has died since Sd OF March i0ol oUtnnntnI
hoIiSg served during the War; in the ColL'' iG5c
he has died since Sd OF March, lo@o'
Gtb Where widow married previous to the eX
roton of her husbands last term OF service, ID lo"
alive or has died since Attn OF July, looo' 30 +bo let
AK Where q widow married previous to inc ISL
of January 1884 is now alive, or has Nttnoer eoi-
tain circumstances )died since eth July, 1855 ..
6tb Where a widow has been married more ?
than once, and is now widow, or mas uioo " WIZ
o"] Wboro Widows. described under the 9Th and 9TH
closscs have already received or years pay .
9Th Claims of every description, for arrears OF
| Pension. due the heirs of deceased pensioners.
TERMS varied according 10 the l"lulI etio liz
| n 81,
recovered All those who suppose they nave GI ann
viii on sending statement of facts to tne suuScil.
| er he informed without charge, whether or noV
! heir claims well founded. ,c.,, J., ohtoir
Those who have made efforts and FAILED TO OBTAIN
Pensions need not dcsparf they trust their case 10
his hands. as he has within the last year oDt"neu
Pensions in many cases where they mad 9een s,o-
en- M as entirely hopeless, after repeated, uSue
cessInl efforts. He not only dovotes his whole tne
and attention to the business personally, ouv '9 10
the assistance of an agent who has been III
the business for fifteen or twenty years anu WIZ
visits Washington several times year, win an D ane
nrncipal offices of records, of the services OF KEY
6lutionarv soldiers, viz Boston, Concord, Mo4.PG
lier Hartford Newport, Trenton, Harlspurgll, riii-
adephia New York and Albany, where ne mas "t e.
cess to the old Rolls and Records ~ having access 10
numerous private Rolls, is, in numerous instances
enabled to establish claims, where agents WIN less
facilities for investigating them fail OF obtaining
what is justly due. ,......o1 4ho+ bo in
He wishes to be distinctly understood that nc III
vestigates all claims at his own risk, without any
condensation whatever where unsuccessful ahC
that no claim will be considered hopeless where
pension is justly due. .c.oo,,osto5
Unexccptonable references given if requested.
Letters of inquiry or applications VIII meet WIZ n
prompt attention, if addressed (post paid) to TIL
subscriber at Rose, Wayne, Co: n T. :, wAnr
Il 7:5l:ix.26 Willie W. "hNi''
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TEAS.

TNlIE greatest bargains ever offered in
Il Teas may now be found at
10 G. w. BILLIARDS.
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As proved itsef the HEsr d EnMmpIa% Ao I
ana pHEisic SoiHtng Of Blood, Whopi"g, C9"g4, ana
ali Poy H@ws oB R sSe ssmon one t Of re
roSnectable Physicians and Others who are en-
to the most "GsGn%6G 6s Without A'r ndng
the exDected relief multitudes are compelled 10 re
turn to the Of the VEGHTnnLa be- aeT all
the best remedy known for the above cOmPmtST
'l'E - - BEWARE OF CoUNTERFELI1S p AN Idon INA
IrNTIONS, such as Curriers' Compound iuIheossGy
Ralsam In,erican Pulmonary Basan and others IL, IN
1art bearing the name! Enquire for the artlclc W
''' ""VSETiGCETABLE PULMONARY BALSAM,"w W.,
md see that it has the written signature Oh MM,
TmN,N CUTLER upon yellow label on the , Dlue
yT Each bottle and seal is stamped "Veget-
abe P r%teI by REED & CUTLER, formerly Reed,
cu and W a6S pve P Stu "
HcdGo's strc " Boston, and sold by Druggists A.
and Country mIrfh%n' d sSns for
iot accompanying each bottle Price SO cts
' For sale by T. j. BLISS & CO., Brandon r0n
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DUFFALO ROBES, Boots and Shoes, at
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INTELLIGENCE
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