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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-23
CARVED LETTER


Ucss,
By Alderman
4 ATE ACkERMAN 4 MILLER, l9l hssssu-sL Re-
- fsfs To Signs % rraes soessy building. . sIs em
nBNTIsT OFFICE TO LET-In very eenirsl
nd q ss ssss 90 Or Is more !.
II been occupied such COR iso yesrs ps BY oos Of
ne Ss ssn The 'rss q n %. o seos o
good dentist here, 10 Lowp numbering over inhso'
Ia, s9s = 10 s. ss s .SS n.
L. Bresster, 81 Market st Pokeepsis: lls lnsod-
Dbsrwesn JOHN sRIDGE and LEWIS K BRIDGE,
under the IN Of j. L. X. Bridge 10 dissoiyed by the de-
cease Of Lewis Bridge An clsins against hs fs,s arm
or either 0f The partners will be paid on presentation
The Outstanding business wa be liquidaisd BY The sob
and win eonlass The Lnsssd Oh wO,ss % b. Svn se
Rsw-Yofs, ia Jsny 1917. I'm
STEAM ENGINE AND B0lLER for ssis-An
IoEngine lhorzon,s Of soyot = nosss Po~s n CON- ,
Low sw 2. s.s..s god w
asio, .od en-, be eIsminsd dsny 81 The vofks Of he
subscriber sl Brunswick, n JbyaPplZng q ? Corr
Isnd-sL llisl hokACk n. DAY.
STE1M ENGINE sd Locononys Boler-vos ssis
rvso<y Ave inches ssohs Boiler eooa,Ds ssvsniyvo u
~, s ,SsS ' Inquire q jx a s' cocs Ka
where he H K9ss IT, r SH.TtSEs GREENE
Noe 70 and ~ Bsosd-si
,,ys.. Az. ~r,,g of a cen Be sseo no "
nOWER PRESS FOX sALs ,-Adsmys Improved
L Power Prsss IL good running order viii ay-ssqares
only ore hand 20 turn Plain ~ BY ~ ieeheswii b.
"a sh-sp Is he owner has fShsr use for " Inquire
OF A J. WRIGHT, al bis Printing OGes. ; Wsserst Boz
tou, or GEO. CURTIS, Ct the N. Eng Type Foundry,
CO Congress-st Boston In
NJOTICE.-The subscribers having purchased he r.
ent Right Tor The manufacture Of Gun Cotton &c ~
parsons cautioned against manufacturing % psenens
he same or other vsgetsbs fbrovs substances - suos
ute for Gunpowdsr; ami notice 10 hersby given nsi 81
persons 10 sny way infringing said Pstsut Hight VII %
prosecuted according 10 law.
We viii BE- ready 70 contract Tor and supyly esdsn ~
ire middle Of February. Z. LLLSxciS
ia l6s % Souin krookss -
Nts,r,ss, ssosst,on Of he Pom Of NEWTON wil
apply 70 tbs Lsgssurs s lie psecsns 1870 ~, ,h ns,
OF Incorporated, with liberty 70 80 fioa sn
. iswsw'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-23

NOTICE IL hereby gvsr !hat Ths ssn myo,t ~sk
apply 70 bs Lsgtslsurs si lie precsns S ~, ,h M,
OF stoo with liberty 70 sesa S,eo n
posss other Society, 70 q sn0ea' A'
q iswSws
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-23

ery 0.r,r e. sa1" state Convention of the Lib.
on w.. sssaeAu'e'ts assembled in faneuil Hall
PRESIDED ~. Hon James G Carter of Lancaster.
u the ~. ''sAus Lesviit was appointed chairman
.us - 10 propose business, and Addre..e.
aprr D., ~ several gentlemen among whom wa.
,s.ns. o'o' Fugitive from slavery Of wbo.s oIo'
.'Orss's ACCOUNT. ''As' We have seen highly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-23

'''r..sutus S c. HhraLrn-The papers persist in
ssses !. v ,. toynss health As prees,idu. Ths,
month isow - bal those who have seen HIM daily
"a PERIOD ssniss 's ne has been during every day Of
srss ss u y. mouths and ves better Oro,. .ss
lAlossy Journal. eoth.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-23

a-,o,sd 10 4. ', '"l "a weekly literary gazette
'sc..Os, a. - a''oos'y OF the ladies' temperance as
i-sd .pr ", Guy and which has re.ched IL. thirty.
sscs,rs nsswell conducted psper and ought
IL IA, nun ~ support from our temperance friend.
~h ,s ~ .1osr contains /" TIE Daughter. Farewell .
~S'e written for the Pearl Sy J,coh CO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-23
,. o. FRECROsN, ~ IhWtlr'
\ N CASSIDY }. %. LEsrEst
-, = 80 a, nses.rx dli I'm

DOWII>G.-ll .as been hghy feconnehuru, ~
ID Physicians for s~teniafy men % pfsclee nINitns
S.ilv a. The best exercise digestion an. ret e-lnS
sle.p as well as dyspepsia hs IremeN AID br1nes
gorfiag Ssis0ng Nos q and $40 Esst BROADWAY, sho
80 IN Division and al Grand-sL coniain1g Zen aArgs
lave haen fusd up IN splendid style win soue hrH
Aiev.. ADD 10 farther accommodate bis numerous "
frons Mr. BRoWS the Proprietor has very is-h.i,,y
i,vsrd Perpetual Aimausc, al ~ cents esfhi or g lV
i0o srd two large editions n several hou-ands hafr
a.norei of Ii Is printed on very neat card on un7
~ ~ Perpefal Almanac and on the other ) stage
,tef 10 rids IN ether The EA.i Broadway or 1rsnosL
Ire ~ .tnyes 10 either q his establishments, nirh ne l1i
nisbes graiis daily al his patrons ION az W.
ofthe rity and Brooklyn and many 81 he SAie. his
naIence FOR the past ffeen years III MS cry IN W
-. and bi. strci and personal attention 70 u eh1 - e
,rt ~ his nstrons deserves and has cofnmsnos1 nc
ri norfiou Of he public patronage u - well hnoNu
~ nome but The most select company Vist MS
VINO viii not take hs cad ard roe nP ana snoes a.,
his pins . r.
STOCK OF GOODS FOR SALE, ard s.ofr NO -
&rssTbe nder.irusd Offers for SAFE he sloth y ~
GO. l-o,si.flny principally Of staple gool-J ialr ~
rr.v al William l. Hall, a. the siore l.i-ly oeguPir@
Z. r. frr, Of " l. W. A Hsl. no y Sathei
sfan Herrv and sdison Its IN The CITY q Ne" -
toSefh -r with the privilege Of ne store. Ice
coS.i5.red one OF the best 10 he street lhe sIo's %
49, uni 4. In depth about 20 fret, ard has ve-A levy
stted up with two sky lig - pscA 80 y - -
"a too counters and cesss q NE most
- The sak Of good. i small but consists Almost 90
fiIsiy II staple goods; and persons eo1neneak
s,a 4, fr heir interest 20 call and examine 80 f.
isss ~ rropertv Tor themselves TIE soods 81. . 80
on advsntsgeOas terms and are 20 nS =, 10 rp
Hiafely 10 close q trusi a.sfgrse
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-23


ap-~Y1 Fortes-The subscribers having purchased
EHXHNof Mr.. John seribsr the exclusive rfhi In
u1n uhe United staiesso hls Ps,sn, Harp f'sus
improvement ia Piano Forte msnui.e,uhng cone
very spendd Rosewood and Mshoganany Piano Forts,
and 10 sss s IL tune much ons. r..
.ss in MOS! beautiful H.rp Frame pscu., IN eonsce
on taking s tho .usin Of ns string: On NE e.ss : q
6nishsa instruments BENNETT, ROGERS GO
40 l62 Fulton-st Eastsde Of Broadway.
aca-.1-FOR sALB At The old stand No. e1.
. y . usvery variety Of pattern. with ~ =.
warranted every respect 10 rye ssfssdSs g e sale
dlssm Lsls fallman RandsiL
xa1ue:7--PTANO FOKTRs . v:.y low pIic,f-.
80 3 Persons about psrchasias Pianos wilI Asd
"HTitto their advantage 20 call q h Glenn =
srosawsy Genera sssori%sS; M.Sossny .sd Sc.s
wood Pianos constantly hand, which VIII be sold low for
' %y approved paper PILES GLENN i.
LNUNNs 4 FIsCHER would call
[fI the attention Of their friends and public 70
" s TO :aS %ss s:s -
Of Pianofores They the most fashionable and new
est pattern. n b. Pianos with coismsn's rs,sn. xo!!sn
m FALL FAsHIONs.-Hsu, Hsa-Pus MOLE
- ~.
o. C. O. March Will be pleased % see ne is1dS g this
Establishment GEORGE 7. n. BROWN,
no lms ~ CansL9.
Cd. kELI.iNGEK's LiNIMkNT.--in this
1rwondeffll preparation the afflicted have got what
they have long add seriously called for Not ssnli.
ary case sale o twenty thousand bottles has BEEN
known falling to do all that was expected of H. scn
IKE msgie IN all rheumatic Affections and pains OF Ell and
every nature yield 10 Il immediately IL 10 ~ exiAn 10
sores " any description, either on man o. hofss
tho sppcson 10 made, and 10 shorter limo ,hsn eay
other remedy ever offered ~ the people. very RE-
grant safe and sseesble-.o be ussd upon ~ sfss exsr
nsy internally and fear Of taking cold Asr " use
NJ. James Murphy Of the Bowsry LLs OF sugss, says
saved he Of Of bis msa md N using twenty
dozen bottle has failed.
High Bhdgs-A mis- place gsocs sftsr grocs has besa
used without failure Mr. Arnold Macon and Mr.. samuel
Roberts builders u The bridge Mr. Mason ssys, that By
Of three four botss hs rheumatic pairs have
been entirely srsdcsled Mr. Roberto givss ~ HE opn-
lon that u the grcat causes Of saving hslfs
from an injury sustained from fall To be he'd u John
o. and 81 tho great Central Dep6s Harlem Railroad Once,
CIV Han w ia,g. hotties a. rents hcs''- ~ an
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-23
DoW.R pREss YOR s1Is.-.

Power Prsss II good running order with ayseqnires
only oue hand 70 IT, Plain ~ BY ~ pches-wil b.
"a cheap as he owner has farther use or u Inquire
Of A WRIGHT, al his PhEuug OGee. Wster.si Boz
iou or GEO. A CURTIS Ct the n. Eng. Type Foundry,
"a GO, gress-st Boston. 10 In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-23

Ir lbe .urusl meeting U DE DHect1fs OF M Ootn
- bSIt Al Macon OF he 5th irsL DIVIDEND o. seer
sTar, per share decsred which VII oe ~ ~ sn-
a. ~. Bans u he STATE Of Ne-f Oh ~ S0lSf OF
Iss Board ms lit' lsignedl j. q foksEs. seey.
rr,a C0NrR ACTOKs AND OIIIERs-Msnt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-23

- .Dolovruent cor . plumber % abe-oodled nen and
,-r.n sfo would be satisfied with moceraie eonp1asa
~ ~, ~, .srv,css For particulars, apply 70
uon ''' 'e W al T. TAPSCOTT, - Soaih-st
- dn.or below Raran{- ID
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-23
Boarding anh 3otels.

BOARD AT NO a. coRTLANp-sT.
TWO OR THREE gentlemen can po~ be seccmmo
dated with board, and angle apartments required
gu moderate tennA lll lm'e
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-01-28
Foreign News, by the Steamship
KOcheSfer.

The packet-ship Rochester, sailed from Liverpool
on the 9TH ult, and arrived at New York on the
Nth
The political news she brings is not of the slight
est importance.
Scarcity of food was becoming general in all parts
of France, and food riots were quite common.
At Liverpool on the 7ih, there was an improve
ment in wheat and advance Of from two TO three
pence since Tuesday.
Flour advanced six pence, and American was SELL
ing at from 81 TO 30 shIllings.
Corn would bring 63 shillings, but there was none
in market.
Twelve thousand bales Of cotton sold ON the 7th at
eth TO 18th higher than Saturdays prices Upland I'D
to 6 SD. Orleans 4.d. 10 Z sd
A letter has been received from Nuevitas, Cuba
giving of dreadful shipwrecks at the close
Of last month.
The ship Creole, bound TO New Orleans with 15S
passengers, was wrecked. The Captain with 40 pas
sengerS persisted. Three other vessels, names un-
known, wrecked in the same gale. All on
board of one of them supposed 10 have persisted
The government of Austria has demanded from the
Papal government, payment of the debt contracted in
the Neapolitan The Austrians threaten to take
possession of Ferrera and Ancona, if the demand be
not complied with.
Louis Philippe has written letter to the Pope, re-
commencing moderation in his reform movements.
The English press is very moderate relation to
American affairs.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-01-28
MANAGERS OFFICE,
ROBERT ARMSTRONG; y CO., AGENTS.

WHEELING, JAM 20, lS47.
NEW JERSEY LOTTERY-Class 10, draws Jersey City
Feb 1884, 10 No. Lottery, IL drawn ballots $1,000 10000
10000 of 000 20 Of 900 &c OF lJ0 5j of 100
Tickets of whole tickets by certificate will
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY-Class F. a Alexandria Feb
No. Lottery, drawn ballots s3OO0 10000 5000; 1900
1900; of 2000 of 1850; Of 1885, % Of CO0 80
60 40 of 400 Tickets sos package Of whole tickets by
tifcae will cost $780,
NEW JERSEY LOTTERY-Class 10. draws at Jersey City
Feb TO- "a No. Lottery Is drawn ballots $4,000 5000 5000
2sO 10 Of 00 Tickets So package of whole tickets by
tifcate will cost 500.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY-Class G., draws az Alexspdra
Feb No. Lottery ~ drawn ballots 10000 5000
3O00 LOI7 100 Of 900 10 of 300 % Of $50 81 of 20l
Tickets Sl0 package of whole tickets by certificate will
| $780,
NEW JERSEY LoTTERY-Class H. draws at Jersey City
Feb IL rs Lottery; drawn ballots $4,000; 5000 800
of 100 Tickets s5 package of whole tickets by
tifcate will cost $780,
| ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY-Class H., draws OF Alexandria
Feb 90 7e No Lottery drawn ballots 29i; l090 $500
1900; 5000 1855; of of 500 Of 1855 20 Of 00
500: 80 of 400 40 OF 200 200 Of o0 Tickets 50 package
of whole tickets by certificate will cost sos
NEW JERSEY LOTTERY-Csss l6 draws at Jersey City
Lottery drawn ballots $1,000 Iocco; 1000
Of 1000 40 Of 200 Tickets S5 package Of whole tickets by
certificate viii cost S65.
! ALEXANDRIA LoTTERY-Class l.. draws at Alexandria
1900; 200; 5IO 1000 Of 500; AGO each IS
and 10 Of 2o0 Tickets so package of whole tickets
by certificate will cost SIl0.
Since the Of the the Managers
many prizes $4,000 ioooo 5000 1000
ersl OF 600, 500 sc. Address your orders to
ROBERT ARMSTRONG CO,
Agents for j. w MAraY Co.. Wheeling Va.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-01-28
BY the President of the United States.

% IN Of an sss Of cGngr approved on the
the fin Of the United States to se the mineral
Of Illinois and Arkansas and Territories Of Wisconsin
Frseni iSe UniisS STATES Of AsIes DO hereby declare and
DUBUQUE in the Territory OF Iowa commencing Monday
the eighth day of March next for the sale Of the public lands
rrREr within the following townships fractional
"a. ss.s as and s f ase r%eSi
Townships eigheght eighty nine and ninety and fractional
Township eishtycghs townships eghy-nine.
Township eighty seven and fractional townships eighty eight
Fractional and eighty range four.
Fractional township eighty seven, Of range five
North Of base line and Of fik principal Rsrdian
Township ninety and fractional township ninety OF range
Fractional townships nnety0nc nnetyo and roc Of
range two.
Lands Appropriated by law for the Of schools military and
whole mining
shall not be determined BY the day fixed for The OF
Presumption claims win not be allowed Of the above lands
Of lead actually discovered and being worked will be sold in
mines, less dollars MY per
disposed on and longer ami Pvee entries Of land
in the townships and fractional townships offered will be ad
med until after the expiration of weeks from the
In further of act caused the Commits
brief description OF the mineral regions in which these lands lie
official documents and other me ms Of information
Gives under hand the city of Washington this fh day Of
September Ammo Domni thousand eight hundred and
By the President: JAMES X. POLK.
JAMES PrER Acting COmmssioner the General Land 0ee.
lands
nation Of President United states
the richest mines Of lead that have yet been dcovere the
yielding about eighty per cent of pure metal Copper also has
been found in this region in considerable quantities.
to
varons forms particularly into shot, the river banks being
vaei as 70 require little expense in the erection Of towers
and the its great purity be manufactured into shot by
the
great facilities OF transportation the average hich ST. Louis
about fifteen cents hun ired pounds The soil represented
abundance and furnishing range cahus present
ng equal inducements the agrcuIturt and the
The DUBUQUE Minis in fractional townships eighty eight,
eighty and ninety of
the Mississippi he
GO mines in townships eighty nine and ninety range
the in vaue and the CATTESE mines in fractional
township eighty of three east also the river the
third Ohr mines have been di covered in this
probable that vii
rich and productive any now known.
JAMES II. PIPER
Aching Commissioner Of the General LsHd Office.
eHnbc lSwix
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-01-28

Tory SERMoNs.-A Massachusetts paper after Civ
ing scorching review of the Tory sermon of the
Rev. Dr. PUTNAM, Of Boston, closes its remarks in
these words " If these political priests 60 into the
pulpit and expect to preach politics TO a mixed audi
ence without bringing down on their own heads dis
grace, they will be mistaken 1t would be better, if
they are to take the part of politicians to call
of the Wing or Mexican party in America, and then
give vent to their nauseous stuff 1t appears to us
they would act in accordance with their mission.
and be doing God service to much greater extent, if
they would eschew politics, and attend to the moral
and religious subjects for which they profess to be set
apart"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-01-28
Important from Brazil.

The brig Reindeer arrived at New York from Rio,
and brings late advces of very important character
Her dates to the 9th of November
The California Regiment had arrived there on their
voyage round to Oregon.
Capt. Turner, of the regiment has returned in the
Reindeer, bringing dispatches from MIR. Wise, our
Minister, TO this government.
very serious difficulty had arisen between the
Brazilian Government and MIR. Wise, in relation to
some American sailors who had been imprisoned at
Rio, and whose release was demanded by Mr. Wise.
The Brazilian Government refused, ana has re-
quested the United States to recall Mr. Wise, and
also had applied to Government TO recall Commodore
Hosseau, of the American Squadron that station.
In consequence of this difficulty Mr.. Wise had re-
fused all intercourse with the Brazilian Government,
the occasion of the Baptism of the Infant Princess
Isabella.
He also refused to illuminate on that festival, in
common with the Diplomatic Agents of Foreign Gov
ernments, and Com. Rosseau had refused to fire any
salute
In consequence of these proceedings, the Upper
House of the Brazilian Parliament had voted the ex-
pulsion of Rosseau from the country, giving him only
six hours notice to leave.
This bill was defeated in the Lower House, where
upon many members of the Upper House resigned
their seats in the midst of great excitement.
The presence of the California Regiment was
great support TO MIR. Wise, and strengthened him
in the firm stand he took against the Brazilian
Government.
Mr.. Wise's situation is very critical and may cause
rupture between the two Governments.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-01-28
BY AUTHORITY.

An Act changing the time Of holding Probate Courts
in JEFFERSON County.
SECTION l. Be IL enacted by the General Assembly Of The
State of Indiana That the probate Of jefferson
shall hold four in each year, commencing the third
Mondays Of March, june September, and December and
shall sit twelve days each term the business shall
quire it.
Sec 2. This be in force from and after its pas
sage and publication in the Indiana State Journal and State
Sentinel
ROBERT N CARNAN,
Speaker Of The House of Representatives.
PARIS C. DUNNING,
President Of the Senate.
Approved January s5, lS47;
SO
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-01-28

VRGlNIA.-The Legislature has elected Hon. Rob-
ert NJ T. Hunter United States Senator for six years,
from the fourth of March next, to succeed MI Archer
This result was effected by the cooperation of most
of the Wings with few of the Administration men,
bers. There six ballotings on the last of which
Mr. Hunter received SO votes, than was
necessary to choice, the whole number being l65.
The other prominent candidates were Archer, Smith
and Jones.
The Wings of the Richmond district have nomina-
ted Hon. John Minor Bolts for Congress.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-01-28

NO. IUO CHcStlUt Stfeef, PhUddeIphld.
fHNHS establishment since passed into the hands of the sub
scribr in June last has been thoroughly refed and
in complete order for the Of the travelling pubic
Since the change of propeto additions and improve
ments have believed possess all
requisite appointments and convenences which be
HorEL- New BATHING ROOMS, Ladies' and Gen.
tlemen's ORDINARIES, endd Bar Room
and Furniture have been added it, within the six
months nd the undersigned grateful the liberal
which has thus far been extended TO him in his VOCATION
spectfuy ocis its continuance which he pledges himself shall
be his untring aim o
CA POST COACH belonging to the FRANKLIN, will be
in attendance the several Depots and Steamboat Landings
convey passengers the House. p each including bag
gage. d. X. MINOR, OF New York, Proprietor.
Jas NJ. SANDERsor, of Phiad. ...;...n..
Gro p BURNHAa of Boston, AS'''
PHILADELPHIA. January 90 1877. 16-2aw3w
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-01-28

0trIn paragraph the other day in relation to
the refusal of the Senate 10 confirm the nomination Of
Mr.. Smith to the vacancy on the Supreme Bench, il
intention to question the motives of those
democrats who voted in the negative, but rather to
express the regret that could not but feel at the
defeat of one who from personal knowledge we con-
sidered peculiarly well qualified to ill the place This
is matter in which we admit the right of Senator'S
to exercise a sound discretion; and however much
may regret difference of appreciation as to the
personal qualifications of nominees, between them
selves and u.s. we should be careful how we censured
them for the honest exercise Of an undoubted right.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-01-28

MEssRs. CHAPMANs,-In the State of New York
when application was made for chartering the Bank
of America, there much palpabie bribery and
corruption among the Legislators, that the Governor
(the patriot Tompkins) prorogued the legislature.
Does not constitution give the power to the
Governor! JACKSON.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-01-28
POCKET ROOK LOSE.

the Court House in Indianapolis night of Saturday
N Jan. 10, 1884, lost small black Morocco Pocket Book fast
ened by red string oophos also red containing about
$40 cash, unmporant recep Zone of which
signed by Ephraim sutton) The
collect five dollar Indiana bills except 81 Kentucky bill
s. Tennessee BILL and three Indiana dollar bills and few
small pieces of silver Any person who will return the
give information concerning it. Mr. Spann the State Sentinel
Office shall be Literally rewarded.
Ianua -3w c
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-01-28

OEFThe musical puzzle which has agitated New
Yark so deeply, reward of el0O had been offered
for the solution has been solved by Mr.. Bristow of
the Philharmonic Society. 1t is qartette in which
different clefs employed, and which reads back
ward and forward, upside down and right side up the
same
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-01-28

OWNER WANTED.-Whoever has lost pencil case
may possibly find it by inquring Of the "Old Cock "
of the Sentinel establishment. He found one in his
pocket one day, and is DESTROYS for the owner to
"prove property" and 90 take it away" He would
like have that umbrella, (patched) returned, and
will pay half the costs of the new corering. Why
can't we oil be honest
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-01-28
MARSHAL,S SALE

E1Y virtue 81 writ OF a. "a directed ty the
II of the Limited States
will offer for sale in the OF Bloomfield o,any
diana the Court House door, The 9TH day at HehTy
10 and the rents and profits Cor years
following half the quarter
southwest quarter OF the northwest quarter Of twenty i've
township north, five and ag
satisfy demand, will
Of saidabave DESERVED mai
the property The defendants
Davis Andrew Downing ct al - A. C. PEPPER,
Us. Marsfs District Indiana
g. 1871. 76-t29Feh. Bf-Gro. Den.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-01-28

EpY a directed from the clerks Office
will expose public SALE
the 18th day February 1877 the house door in ndanspo
lis within the hours prescribed by law the rents and profits
following toit Fourteen feet
three inches oil of the side Of lot number four in
square number fovf~ur. and
square ortyve in the of Indianapolis
and failure realize the full of said decree interest
place expose the fee simple
of said Taken the property Of F. s Avord and A.
Joseph BckerOn and Charles WOodw ard
sl-sw-sI.75 A.W RUSSELL. Sheriff Marion Go.