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Indiana State sentinel., 1847-12-16
: the President OF the United states.

~ EN pursuance Of law ], JAMES X. POLK. President Of
the United America do hereby declare and make
in the Territory of Wisconsin, the periods hereinafter desgna
ted, TO wit:
day l7h day Of January the disposal of public
within the aforementioned townships and OF nshs,
NORTH efthe base line and Of The fourth principal meidian
Townships fourteen, fifteen and sixern,
Tow nships fourteen, fifteen and sixteen OF
townships ueen fifteen, sxteen seventeen and eighteen Of
range five.
Sections ve eight nine
twenty, Soagh nshp hneen fractional town
ships outeen fifteen and sNeen the Mississippi
ship seventeen, OF range seven.
Fractional townships oIreen sixteen and seventeen,
ssspp river, of range eight
township seventeen, the Mississippi ver range
Al the Land Office at GREEN BAY commencing on Monday the
January disposal the public the
aforementioned townships and part of township. viz.
North Of the base line and the fourth principal
Fractional township nineteen, northeast of
Lake 4" Ppargum," Of range fourteen.
Fractional township tVentyone, ver and town.
shins thirty y-gOan tbi1y Of RAM nineteen
Tow nsips thtyta thirty three and thirty four, Of
Lands appropriated by for the Of schools military
purposes, will lie excluded from the
the lands will be commenced apDned
the order in which they advertised
dispatch until the whole shall have been offered
sales thus closed But sale shall be kept longer than
Of the lands
after the expiration OF the two weeks
Given under my city Washington this ninth dav
dOmini thousand eight hundred
BY the President: JAMES X POLK.
NOTICE Po PRE- EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every entitled 10 the right Of empon within
townships and Of townships above required
proper and as pac
before the appointed for the
OF the public sale of the ands embracing
claimed, otherwise such claim will be forfeited.
RICHARD NJ. YOUNG, Com. of the Gen. Land Office
43l0wist 3Oth Dec.
Indiana State sentinel., 1847-12-16
NOTICE Po Pre- EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.


rrNHH subscriber would inform the Wooen Manulacturers Of The
nery of descriptions for Wooen Manufacturers latest and
improved construction and the best workmanship
Roller and .JaiC Jacks Tube and Rub COndenSers
and Side Dra1ing; improred WOolen Mules:
Potcer Looms, for SatsHetts, Jeans. dc; Mapping
Machines. broad and maroon; Gig Mills; Brush
Machines, broad and narrO1c inlprored Shearing
Machines, a Uery superior article both broad and
narrou, from to II cutter blades, lcdrrdnted of
the best quality.
The subscriber having up prepared enlarged his works.
special TO building the above kinds OF machinery and
machnists employed, and facilities
Tan n9s & ,ns 1d a,se sb SRe % n"bsS To furnish machinery % from
style quality respect as can be obtained any part
the u States intends furnish such make he
ali Western manufacturers purchase here of
Wool Carding Machines.
both single and double including the latest and ap-
s o WOOL can aehnes
Braker FTniske, and Pag Machine with cards complete for
eng the a"d ,na % S outline s @ sn qualify ,9shsI with all
pe operations be furnished all complete at short
The subscriber his long experience business having
roncs many valuable Improvements The consucIon Of mSehi
ne, rendering convenient for operation and durable
Machine Cards.
descriptions, both Sheets aud Fs Of numers can
obtained atths establishment which point OF work
manshp and durability, arrad equal made this any
ans workmen o great s1pece ,o sey 0' 1ss
hand general assortment of articles Teqsed manufacturers
cader. cloth dee &c including spndes an kinds
shuules Of all kinds; Steel Reeds large assortment; urnue
Supehne lack Cards; Cotton
Steel Comb Paies Cleaning Combs;
HeJdles and Hedde Twne Fules Stoves; and Plates
Tenter Hooks Emery Tacks, &C. &C
Aso Engines French Burr Min Stones Boiling Cohs.
Mill Irons Screws, etc. Also
Agricultural Machinery
OF the latest and approved kinds among which are pORT5
BILE FRENCH BURR MILLS. IMPROVED PATENT' STOCK
MILLS Horse P0D0s, IheshiHg .cAines, Corn SheI SraD
Cutters, Couer Hns, Corn Planters, CUG0r Drilling eshine
Fdnnng Nils etc.
An the above articles be obtained by addressing the proprietor
sssn s & he IN nS & c % ~o s Ssi 5 by The
session Of the legislature. A. c. BROWN
So 3w By JOHN N. MORGAN .7renf.
STILL THEH COME.
FENHE subscribers every day receiving and dposing Of
Air Tight Stoves the improved patterns
fresh supply the aud celebed New York Air Tight called
the
Browning Stove.
which admirably calculated hotels churches
houses, Offices SC, there being six different sizes.
Also, new arrival Of the great and celebrated
Combination Cook stove.
The good qualities OF which entirely
the people becoming familiar with the superior ndyan
ages they any other cook stove yet known
United States
Premium Cook Stoves,
OF all make constantly hand and r sale at cost
prices cash, by KELLOGG DAVIDSON
81 Sign ofthe red stove and big padock
IN PIECES Blearhed Muslns BY the niece ysrd Cheap
~ cncz a. n ss.nsr. dAAiLT0A PAkkish,
Indiana State sentinel., 1847-12-16

NEwsPAPEE ExrERrEIsE--The Philadelpha Led
ger runs a daily express to New Orleans, by which
Indiana State sentinel., 1847-12-16

OF The Ohio Legislature met on Monday Dec. g.,
and organized by the election of the following
officers
Charles B. Goddard, of Muskngum, Speaker of the
Senate; Albert Galloway, of Xenia, Clerk and Co.
lumbla Downing, of Meigs, Sergeant-at-Arms.
Joseph S. Hawkins, of Prebe, elected Speaker
of the House Henry A. Swift o. Portage, Clerk and
Achilles Scatterday, of Belmont Sergeant-at-Arms.
Indiana State sentinel., 1847-12-16

"When annexation was first agiated, and before
the southern ocos had given the to the northern
dough faces, that at grand Mass Democratic Con-
ventlon held at Indianapolis, in which the editor of
the Sentinel figured conspicuousy, it unanimous
ly resolved, that the locofocos would reSiSt unto
DEATH the annexation of Texas to the United States'
Cambridge ReUeiAe
OLTThere is not trord Of truth in the above
statement. On the contrary it is utterly and entire
" untrue But this is the way in which wing editors
cheat deceive and delude their readers-State Sen
tinel.
1t is in measure astonishing, that the Sentinel
should say 'there is not one word of truth" in what
has long been matter of history, with which the
whole country is acquainted! "But this is the way
in which loco editors cheat deceive and delude their
readers. Cambridge RereiHe.
The repetition of its unfounded assertion, unsup-
ported by the slightest reason or item of proof, shows
concusively, that the Reveie believes that lie well
stuck to is as good as the truth
Indiana State sentinel., 1847-12-16
The PRESIDENT: JAMES X.
RICHARD NJ. YOUNG, Com. Ofthe Gen. Land
NOTICE To Pre-. .EMPTloN CLAIMANTS.

NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTlON CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled the right pemon any within
the townshpand parts townships above enumerated required
satisfaction of Receiver Of
Land Office and therefor
this notice. and before day appointed
of the public of the lands embracing the
claimed otherwise such claim will be forfeited.
RICHARD NJ. YOUNG, Com. Of The Gen. Land Office.
twist
Indiana State sentinel., 1847-12-16
Concert for the Ladies, on Friday, 18th
Premium for Wit. on Saturday, 18th :.
At the Court House.
TEuE SARUE HARMONIANS


DNSCAPED stolen the undersigned in Indianapolis
81 Saturday, the lh :nst black old
spring about her forehead and both
hind feet whe saddle and bride about half and
tied rope halter. Any person giving information either
Stephen D. Tominson Druggist Indian
apos, be literally compensated for their trouble
Der IA lsf7 5s-3wT ALEX. ID. CUDD1NGTON.
Indiana State sentinel., 1847-12-16

a POITs Brown Musins cheap hy the bolt and cheaper BY
~ the bale at the cheap corner Washng and Meridian s
- 81 HAMILTON & oARS'SS-
Indiana State sentinel., 1847-12-16
STILL THEY COnlE.

IN PIECES Beached MuslnS by the niece or ysrd Cheap
~ cne~ a. n :. dAAiLION fAhhioh,
Indiana State sentinel., 1847-12-16

PIECES Flannels Red Scarlet Yellow, White. Green
Il - yard piece. II want bargains, call
the corner Of Washington and Meridian streets
'"' '''S HAMILTON PARRISH.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-05

High prices are bringing out our agricultural proo"c's
very rapidly. We trust the receipts viii continue az
this throughout the season. that all classes may %
benefited by It, The pro ulcers are no oouo' anxious
10 uet thar .urnu TO market a. rapidly possible and
tbs ire anxious that the receipts should ex-
coed the demaud for consumption and for expectation
that prices NAV come down more reasonable point
Notwhstaudng the lateness Of the season. has thus
far been exceedingly favorable for all kinds Of grain
crops The weather this vicinity during the past ten
has been everything the farmers could wish and
our .dvces from other sections of the country Of
,hs most favorable character and the indications
ass,dsdy in svev Of an sxtsnsv harvest There nsvsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-05
MONEY MARKET.


There better feeling in the stock market to-day
and holders much disposed to force stocks
upon the market. At the First Board Norwich and
Worcester, Reading Long Island, Harlem and Ohio 6s
closed at yesterdays prices. North American Trust
went up u Farmers Loan, Is ; Utica and schenec
tady u, and Stonington per cent.
At the Second Board there was decline in Norwich
and Worcester Of per cent; Long Island, y. farmers
Loan closed at prices current in the morning There
large sales Of Norwich and Worcester at the after
noon board. This Is attributed to the falling of in
cepts the past month which has been considerable
pared with the corresponding month In 1916.
The Hibsrnia at Boston from Liverpool has board
f2O0, 600 in specie.
The quotations in London for American securities on
the 18th of May, annexed -
New York 6's, SO q 90; Pennsylvania SIS, 66 81 ;
Ohio 6's, 1850, 81 do 1855, 80 Massachusetts, 6 6s
lOlf; Indiana bonds, sax asK Maryland SIS, ~
a rs Mississippi SIS, 4s United States Bank shares
los a Iss; New Orleans Canal and Banking Company,
ELL Ella per share.
The annual report Of the Bank Commissioners Of Con-
nectcut for ls47 represents the banks of that State
being in sound, safe and healthy condition. During
the past year every bank in the State has made at least
its customary dividend, averaging 31s per cent semi
annually The resources and liabilities of the thirty
two banks and branches were, riding to official
norts as anuexed-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-05
Police Intelligence.

Important .arrea Of an Old Contradictions MUIR
afternoon, the livery stable kept by MIR. Cowen in
Crosby street. notorious thief by the name Of Chaun
cey Larkin alias William Huffman alias o. H. Per ry,
jewellers and other store keepers out Of different
amounts Of goods ranging from So to $500 appears
that this audacious thief who has only been liberated
from the State prison about months visited Brooklyn
last month lay, and entered the jewelry store
occupied by Mr. John D. Chase No. Ill Fulton street.
on the osth May and represented himself to DO the
Of Commodore Perry, and from his gentee appearance
and polite address Mr. Chase was induced to sell him
gold lever watch gold fob chain silver card breast
pins and various other articles Of jewory amounting to
$500 for the payment Of which he gave check on
the Atlantic Bank, Brooklyn, signed o. H. Perry This
check was found upon presentation to be fraudulent
but too late to detect the rascal before he escaped with
the property few days ago he called upon Mr. Tie
man in Chatham street and represented that he was
pupil Of DR.. Mott by whom he was sent to purchase
two or three disccting knives, and small saw,
tor and himself we're compelled to ampytate a
mans leg that afternoon at the asylum. Mr.. Tie
% Of ns Allowed %
to take them of without the pay. These Instruments
together With the gold watch chain card breast
his person when arrested He has been trucking several
taors around town. one place in Hudson street he OBJ
the son Of Judge Waterman Of the Marine Court The
livery stable keepers have likewise suffered by his hiring
horse and wagon and then sending y home BY boy
arrest Upon the officers making the arrest he endea
vored to bluff them Of and would In all probability
David Kissner, who at recognised the accused
the notorious Chauncey Larkin. Chauncey then
finding himself blown" melted down before the
captain like an ice cream In MONDAY sun, owned
up to his rascates, and escorted before Justice
Timpson, who committed him for further exami-
nation In all probability this is the man. from de-
scrption who has " done' the knowing ones around
the city, commonly called the confidence man,
of whom the Herald gave account few days ago, of
an interview between him and doctor. MIR. Chase Of
fered reward Of $50 for the arrest Of this daring
rogue and the recovery Of the property Persons who
have been swndled and robbed by this rascal and wish
to identity the individual do by applying to that
eicent and excellent magistrate, Justice Timpson, Of
the third district police, Essex Market.
Stealing Gold Pencil Ohicers Costigan and Shad.
bolt the Tenth ward arrested yesterday boy called
Louis Fritz on charge Of stealing gold pencil case,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-05

The Weekly Herald will be ready this morning
at nine o'clock
1t will be decidedly one of the best, if not the
best, weekly papers ever issued from any press
in America, or elsewhere.
II will contain the late highly important news
from England, with letter from Mr..
Bennett relative to the capture of the Car
melita also accounts of the grain and corn
markets abroad full account of the sail
ing of the steamship Washington ; accounts of
the great steamboat race between the Oregon and
c. Vanderbilt; official dispatches of the battle
of Buena Vista market reports from all parts of
the country; rich report the Wing Ratifica-
ton Meeting, and a variety of other matters OF
interest.
1t will contain an engraved plan of the battle
field of Buena Vista.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-05

Tho banks of Connecticut allowed by their char
ters to issue paper for circulation and half the
amount of their capital and deposits. 1t, however, ap
pears that they have circulation of only about one
half their capital and only about third the amount
they are entitled to on their capital saying nothing
their deposits.
The banking capital of Connecticut has for several
years past been very uniform the amount of specie
on hand been very regular The amount
small compared with the circulation, bat the banks Of
Connecticut keep deposit in Boston for the redemption
Of their issues which does away with the necessity Of
keeping large amount Of specie on hand.
The commissioners dsapprove the practice of some of
the banks which allows companies, and single indi
viduas cry large liabilities both their own
paper and endorsers of the paper Of others They
found in the of their examination that banks Of
less than one hundred thousand dollars capital
allowing companies and individuals to keep up their
lines Of discount and accommodation, Of ten. fifteen,
twenty and thirty thousand dollars each while some
of the banks Of larger capital allow companies and nd
viduals to keep up lines Of discount and accommodation
ofthirty fifty seventy ninety and hundred thousand
dollars each.
Every bank in the State after making its last divi-
deud had hand surplus Of earnings and above
the amount Of dividend and in some Instances this
plus fund amounts to full dividend Of than per
cent their capital The surplus Of the several banks
is as follows Phoenix and Branch, Ss26 500 73 Hart
ford, $le56s 80 Farmers and Mechanics, $4,000
Exchange, $27,a9o Ga Connecticut River, $s,l2l SO
Mddletown, $24776 ~; Middlcsex County, 1894 IA
East Haddam, $6,646 OF New Haven, scars "a; New
Haven County, $4,000 City, $so9s 90 Mechanics,
sl5le7 % Meriden $4s6a 10 Bridgeport, 81, 400 81
Connecticut and Branch, $ls74i 80 Fairfield County,
ss,l67 SO Danbury, $49le 70; Stamford s6ii9 SO /;
windham County, $2,2ss o. windham, SALAD % f;
Thompson 81 1867 o.; Tolland County $o,66s 80 New
London, $a47 &c; Whaling, 81 Sol 10 Union, $1,000
Merchants, s6,s62 OF; Norwich, s4,7s9 IL Thames,
$lOl7 II Quinnsbaug sl4l72 so Jewett City, 81 $50
Mystic, $3,662 90; stonington, S7,675 81
The receipts at the Phladslphia ooe Of the Columbia
Railroad for Nov 30, 1916 to June l. ls47, $780,
lss TO- against $l9s5 81 for the corresponding period
the year previous showing increase this year Of
Ssl, 500 81.
The subjoined comparative table Of leading articles
landed at Buffalo from the opening Of navigation to
June for six seasons together with the date when the
lake free from obstruction, will show vast increase
this former years. The tables show merely
the comparative aggregate Of articles seeking Eastern
market The principal articles landed were follows
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-05
ALBANY, Friday, June 4--P. M

ALBANY, Friday, June 4-P. NJ.
The market for -four continued rm and sales Of 5000
barrels Gsnesee and Michigan made at 80 i2ka
50 So Corn quite hrm and sales Of northern
yellow to the extent of few thousand bushels,
made at i22c. Barley firm, and report sale Of
1000 bushels at s6aS7c. Meal was also Arm. The
cepts Of flour in tho preceding twenty-four hours
amounted to $4,000 barrels to about b5oa2o0oo
bushels and wheat to about so 600 do.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-05
Musical.

ITALIAN OPERA.-At Palmo's tonight are to be pre-
sented again with Rossinis grand opera Of Semira
mide in reference to which it may be said with truth
funes that the greatest been taken produce
it in such manner to give satisfaction to those who
favor the managers with their patronage signorina b.
rh received with the greatest applause part Of
Semiramide and Signora Pco in Arsace Is in her own
proper role Beneventano Assam, has the oppor-
tunity Of displaying his great talent to the best advan-
every thing which he whom he is in condi-
ton to sing we'll The orchestral performances
superior order and reflect great credit upon leader
and his aids Take 1t all in all semiramde is so good
that that 1t had already been before the
New public we are surprised that the company at
Pamo's did not bring 1t out earlier In the
MAESTRO BARILi brother to the prima donna at Pal
mos takes his benefit at that house on Monday night
Those who know Signor know him for most anna Bile
young man. and artist of abilities which far outsrp
his pretensions
CHRIsrr's MrNsrRELs-This is the last night Of the
performance Of this most successful band Of melodiss
and the benefit of Georgew Christy the bone casta
nett player the most versatile and accomplished per-
former in the country. He is unquestonably the ga
brel Rave" of Ethiopian representatives The only
gret have is that the Hall will prove too small to
accommodate his many admirers He is immense
avorte, and will assurcdy have the house crowded to
Its utmost capacity.
CASTLE 0AnDEN.-How delightful IL Is to sit on the
balcony and hear echo repeating the soft strains Of music
from Strauss and other eminent composers performed
by Muncks celebrated brass band ana all TINS enjoyed
for lax cents The cosmoramas, too, source Of
much pleasure presenting views OF some OF the most
magnificent cities and villas with rich and varied seem
cry Of sea and land
VAUxHALL GARpES.-This evening the company at
Vauxhall Garden will be again entertained by Camp
BELLS Ethiopian Opera serenaders. The band WILL ac
cordng to their bill, perform in twenty-five different
pieces consisting Of songs Dances gees and other
iarities Of the southern negro These Ethiopian per-
ormances are becoming remarkably popular, both In
I his country and in Europe Persons like well to be
amused for hour two and the minstrels furnish
the amusement at cheap rate The garden is In excel
lent order at present
LEOPOLD DE MEYER, the lion pianist is in town.
There many ears that would like to open their
doors to his lovely train Of mclodious sounds.
uerI and siyor to set out from st. Louis for Al
ton on the asth Of May.
NEW Musical MoNrHLy We call attention to At.
WINS advertisement In snethsr celunn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-05

MILITARY MOVEMENTS. -Companv r I;.,,
r. p Maclay, 9Th Infantry, 90 mem; Comnan,
G, Captain Larkin Smith, 9Th Infantry, 90 men.
Company II, Lieut. c.. F. Lowell, End Infantry
80 men; Lieut.. w. X. Van Bokkclen, 7th In,
fantry, Commssary TO the detachment, sail for
Vera Cruz to-day, ia the ship Medsmseh,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-05
TELEGRAPIIIC.


Bosror, June 4-P NJ.
There less excitement in the market to-day for
Breadstus aud the prices Of Flour some less firm
Good Michigan brands aud Genesee worth 50 slH
a SIX, at which small sales reported With a
light stock Southern in fair demand Mt 80 SIX 10
so for Georgetown Corn-An descriptions firm,
and Northern yellow sold at 81 so. Cotton-The mar
ket was heavy to-day and sales very limited at decline
OF folly No since the receipt Of the Rainbow's and Hi
bcrnia,s news No change Of moment in stocks.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-05
nr. xooa,s sauaparilla and wild Cher nv

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the great variety OF medicines which
continually coming before the public there has found
more extensive USE OF Scroula Dyspepsia Liver
CompIaint Costiv Morbid umors other impuriy
blood than the above popular remedy By the operation Of
the one the morbid action changed while by that Of the
other the irritation aayed and and impaired
the debtaed parts Sold, Wholesale and retail by WYATT
streets ~ w. Smith, Fulton aud Cranbury streets
Rrooklvn jel 3teod
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-05
Family Provixapn Mark ct.

We make but little alteration in table Of prices
for meats at the various markets but the fine rains and
growing for grass must have tendency to
reduce prices very considerably. Fish, with Salmon,
plenty. Vegetables continue to arrive. with
additions, daly-brought by the gardeners and
around the city, with new turnps from New Jersey
In Fruits notice at cents the thimble
basket and Gooseberries at 20s the bushe and
some few Currants.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-05

The ship Miracle, Elliott, master, from Liverpool
bound to Quebec "a days out with 40s passengers was
wrecked at the Magdalen Islands on the 18TH uit-
Sixty drowned and thirty others died Of fe
YER Two schooners arrived at Pctou with part Of the
passengers.-Late HaiDar paper
VIM Edwards was killed few days ago in a boxing
was James Jehnson--the wager ten dollars-St Louis
Union 27th ut.
Look out for counterfeit So bills the Exchange bank
of Salem
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-05
BANKS OF CoArEcrIcur, ls47.
Aggregate Of resources. Sl576e, 4se AZ
Liam
Aggregate of liabilities. ........ $6,474l79 So
The immadata Uahiltiaa of the banks the first Of

The immediate liabilities of the banks the first Of
April Reconsideration, $4,4s7,6sl Oe; de-
posits 26; due banks $245sl6 ss unpaid d-
vidends, sal 266 b9-totai $6.466,369 70. The imme
date resources were-specie $46ass So bills of other
banks and cash itoms S27Oeis o.; due from banks
$l25O4l0 Oh due from brokers, $3aa542 20-tota ST.
sl5,7se &C. The present available means Of the banks,
putting the stocks held by them into the estimate are
about thirty per cent Of their year
preceding they less than twentysight per cent
Compared with previous years, the leading depart
mens the latest dates presented the annexed state
ment -