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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-10-14
Law SrRsOOL.

rHlS Department of The Indiana University = uncef The R
The Hon. David Mcdonald The Han. lam r. Ouu puies-
81 Of
Mover and VIII itlr OF March
In tie divided
Senur II teAt bsoss the Junhr Crss
krnts Commentaries thiiy onlraris,
nd Pleading Those Keuf
chm, Bills, huns PedRs,
drncr, aud Mhods Equity Students must iuns hei
ItA,kS.
he
The every In
and ciures are delivered daily on tie various
the study 1T jpr Ilridenoe.
A ne
errstd laIafng plradue, arguing legal
queStons previously given tai.
goJ law library provided fn the ofthe piTfs
of the ad Il lnsiee Nne la Iespcrla practising az
Iorneys VIII he entitled "a them shot of that time.
The e
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Administrators. NoIicr.

~ Office ishervby -ven that the signed
ettTs of the William raH
late Of Hamilton county, deceased. All persons ing
selves nds bte sad make immedae
ment and thye ing claims present
duly authenticated for settlement SAID estate is supposed q be
solvent. 393WI.I MOSES CRAIG, AdminIstrator.
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SEEg,skEFrs'S SALE.

EPY virtue If directed from office the
ID Marion circuit will public 3uth
&C of nd
ap0s within the hours prescribed by law the profits
years t'fthe lclnving Zeal estate, iO-svi:
halt of lot M. Indian
apos.
And failure Ia realize the full amount o said decree
costs viii al the and place fee simple
real Taken the property Of James e. Euiaey Of
Isaac n. Roll. A. W. RUSSELL
37IO30 (sI69) sheriff If Marion Gonnry
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TERMS:
JOEIN NANnEItS VI. ID.

FFiCE his residence Nj street, south Of
- tir Baptist Church.
Having bad much experience his profession, tenders his
srrsiets 20 the eltIens Of the eHy and country.
October 9th, So,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-10-14

virtue of deere of Marion Chcui
I'D A. d. isi Ia ers pointed
that pu pose by said will SATURDAY the eleventh dax O
December next between the hours Of oroekA NJ and ociO
NJ. the indianapolis expose sale The
highest bidder. the following DESCRIBED piece
The W. half Of the south quarter Of section twenty
township fife (l) north, three % except
twenve OF The west side, along the line, hing al
part Of said ing Idle Of the Central Canal
thereof all le for shall
sold for two hundred nd on dOl bins
10th day MAY lri4 and interest and said land
having State Of Indiana nv John R
loan of Si5n the Sinking
failure pay the
est and costs Ss99 20 j. B. McCHkSNEY.
Indianapolis Sept 20 1871 :6t II Dec. Commissioner.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-10-14

or Widow Snashpipes says she don't see how lit
tie chicky -biddes are hatched outer eggs; for she
has broke in her lifetime full twenty bushel measures
full end never the first egg what didn't have as
much as il could hold of the white and the yolk, 70
say nothing Of kivcring place for clcky.
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i,ONa, slrEIrE NTaTrONEItY-

gN compliance with the the orders
era sealed proposals will be
"Wednesday the 10 Of Aovtmbcr 49, supplying the
Stat onery the this Postoe during
commencing January lt and ending Dec mrT 3
1851.
The estimate for each year. is as follows:
80 ams envenpng pane yellow oarndered 10 by - inches
less than Is than H. pounds per qures
to The ream. and p sheets to the quire.
l5) pounds cotton packing twise well twisted.
80 pounds hest scaIl,t sealing
Captrartorsare duired by w bond equal
double value of articles furnished. wi
made delivery Of the stationery. LIVINGSTON DUNLAP,
SenlemLe % sl7. ?5-lMis rosi1lasier Inaananalis
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A0J1IVuS VFsA'VOsk,s NOVseg7

n ETTERS of Administration have this day bern granted 10 the
undersigned, Of The will aud al
BIuon of Marion nd1na,
all who claims
them according law aud
make payment Said
is supposed Ia be solvent. JAMES GREER, Executor
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-10-14
ORDINANCE NO. 6.
TO Provide for the Purchase Of "a Fire

SEC. l. Be it ordained by the City Council of Indianapo-
lis That the sum Of thousand dollars be aud the
hereby appropriated for The purchase OF Fire Engine and
necessary apparatus T the at present. under the direction
of the Chief Fire Warden other Chief officer Of The Fine
Department Of the Good Inten Fire Company which said
amount shall be expended under the supervision Of select
Committee TO be appointed by the CouncI;
PTOUidd, That said amount of thousand dollars shall
be subscribed by citizens 10 tot less than ten dollars,
payable within thirty days hOn The day fixed by public
notice therefor the office of the Secretary OF the Council
for which when paid said Secretary hereby directed
aud auihoZed TO issue the obligations Of the City, signed by
the President and cOuneTsgned by the Secretary bearing
interest Of six per cent per annum aud redeemable
Of the revenue Of the City Ui the year ls4S and the pro-
ceeds arising fom sale Of the engine held by said
Good Intent Fire Company, which hereby pledged for
such purposes
And Prorided further That in Gaze such suDscrip ions
shall be made and fully completed within the time aud
10 The amount aforesaid II shall be optional with the City
Council receive the amounts subscribed loan or Ie-
turn the same 10 the respective subscribers.
SEC On receiving said sub>crp IONS the amount of
fifty dollars more shall be the duly Of the Secretary
pay the TO The Treasurer of the Cry and take his
receipt Therefore; and at the expi Of fixed for
the payment OF the laid Secretary shall make full
epuf Of the of bes aud The respective
subscribed by them.
g. This take effect and force from
and alter its publication agreeable 10 the Chlite
SAMUEL 5. ROCKER,
President Of the City Council.
Attest: JAMES G. JORDAN, Sec'y
Approved: S. HENDERSON, Mayor.
Council CHAMBER,1
Indianapolis, Oct. f. lS47.
Ordered That the Secretary give public notice that he
will receive subscriptions for purchase Of Fine Engine
this day by Ordinance No 8, pay able his Office
beOTe The first day OF December next.
OFFICE THE SECRETARY OF THE CITY Council,
indianapolis, Oct 9. 1871.
Agreeaby the foregoing Order the undersigned he eby
gives notice that he prepared 10 al his Office. the
subscription authorized by the provisions of Ordinance No
g. Ito provide for the purchase Of Fine EogIne payable
before the first day Of Decenber next ensuing.
JAMES g. JORDAN, Sec'ry c. e.
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STILL AHEAD AND CAN'T BE HEAT.
RIlCk,S p AWE Ne CDNhING S.EnNE

TlNIfS Cooking before public
years. aud Is ~i without successful competitor
though all of combinations have been tried.
in the Albany the premium
awarded although all the Of the day
petion. Is facilities performing all operations Of
unsurpassed The yearly double the
Cooking heated with the pc
fonv bread
a ptriee be done ia a brick
OF tins respectfully refer the Sol
lowin persons who have them
Harrison Alex Worth Stephen Guiier
c. W. Cady + Heddery John shOrrdse
ID Dtirees Solomon Cruise David odd
"A w leeeher L A Morris ID Mulinix
Samr Starbuck Solomon Blair John Tuunr
RObt Hardin Isaac Pugh John johnson
James Morrison DR. Peasants Hussey
: Hubbard James Dngan II p Coburn
! Ianrslae WIN Chine Jacob / andis
william YUdng John Gates DIR Mears
DR. Sanders Dr. kulard lho> u ggns
w II Morrison Cock b Duncan
DIR Evans Mrs Fowler II Bars
Cornelius King ID Parker In
Il A sharpe Mrs Jordan DIR Noble
John Evans A Bird W ID West
Wilson Parker J tolngswcrh Patterson
Morris Morris Mr. Nowiand
o McC5ennis kObt Stops John Crise
II Lebon h Nelson AsIOn Adridre
Jacob Turner " M Conner Samuel spray
James Wilson Medultn Jacob Turner
We this perform
will, a d. back the Stove and refund
the money For SALE Ia Indianapolis omly hy
6p
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-10-14
JAMES WHITCOMB.
By the Governor

By the Governor:
JOHN H. THOMPSON,
Secretary Of State.
Papers IN the State please copy
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We this perform WE'LL aud give and
wil every fails back the s,ye and refund
the money. For sale, in Indianapolis, Only hy
6u,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-10-14

And fad difficult with large force OF hand and the late
iprOv machinery which
ture them fast enou IA suPy the demand IN th
and southern statesi Gu a iacorH
gagi IN the c0nceiraed eAtrars which
composed Prom the infurmatio
90 selling agents hosts Correspondent
al OF OuntTy medirine per
than 10 90 Eases Of Fever Ague Of Which have
resisted all o her
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-10-14
BRsGG'S ENDIAN QUEEN VEGEEA-
sBLE sgGAR COarED PILLS.
The Great Popular Medicine

OF HE d sy---Fast amount used per
ItiOulh---A'tac numerous and Wonder
fsi <ure> IL cnrcfs---IIs Magical Eject
upon EIiiiOus FeVcFS. and Fever and
A=ue---Creat Excitement among The
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-09

In order TO correct any erroneous impressions IN
relation 10 the admission 10 the show grounds II
may be proper TO state that the price OF adniis-
sion IS TWELVE AND HALF GEMS Tor each aud
every person who Is not a member of the Society,
nor included IN the family OF those who are such
members This gives an opportunity to see the
whole exhibition. Those who enter the grounds on
the payment of l2l will not be allowed 10 go IN
the second time without paying again. Any per
son may become n member of the Society on the
payment oisl This will enttle him and his family
20 pass IN and out Of the grounds as often as he
pleases-tO exhibit anything for premiums during
the ear for which he IS a member The family Of
a member includes his wife and children under 81
wears OF age. All who desire to enter the show
grounds must obtain their tickets OF badge AZ evi-
dence Of membership at the appropriate Office near
the ground, as no money viii be allowed to be
taken by the gate tenders
Exhibitors should bear in mind that they are ex.
pected 10 present with their animals aud articles
when entered at the business Office OF the Society,
a icriffen statement of the articles offered rdh he'r
name and residence at fHN feagte. This should IN
all cases be attended to.
The large tent IN the center of the show grounds
and the verandahs of the adjoining buildings are
10 be beautifully lighted up ON "Wednesday even
ing OF the FAIR IL is expected that several agri-
cultural addresses will be delivered on the ground
on that evening and among the speakers selected
is Gov Hammond OF South Carolina, now at the
North and who has been invited 10 address the
Society on this occasion.
This will no doubt be the largest and most inter
esting gatherings OF the farmers ever assembled IN
this country.
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eFNARKAriF CURE % BLEEDING Pills.
pnprt.xn Ne March "a
with great regard,
SAMUEL CHARLTON



Resdhe following addressed 10 the Rochester agents
Ngs,Rs Posi- 4 WfLLis-Gc II IS with no ordinary
feelings Of pleasure that enabled 20 inform YOU ~ the
cure have experienced by the OF DR. phams eye
table Pile Eecuhry which obtained from m cts@ OF
Pies with which have been afflicted sy sutcInss have
been almost beyond endurance and cannot be known %
imagined only By those who have experienced AAe aic-
ions -,
Having been 20 long and sorely afflicted am induced
~ address you that through may maze known 20 M
friends and neishbOrs the truly wonderful virtues o. Di
Uphans lecfuary which shall hereafter keep on hand
. ind 40 beneficial other respects, removing obstinate
rosfiyeness morbid accumulaons IN the stomach and
bowels. aud % punfy the bOOt-hus removing the cause
of Piles when a speedy cure must follow
II needless add that pfc0us 10 obtaining the flec-
tuary OF YOU had consulted many OF best phi scans,
bur 10 te on no benefit should you know case OF ma
the town Of Gates where shall be pleased TO ave them
much more particular information than am apir 70 40 IN
m. Communication JOSHUA BEAMAS
MORE RAPID cUREs-sIRGICAL oPEkAtloN AVOIDED
gentleman whose can be seen az my once, cali
ed some sx Or seven months and obtained Dok o.
Eectuary for himself Not long since the same ni'dut
called % get box for another person Tie then informed
me III half had entirely cured HIM that he had re
CONNIE nded the remedy % six eight pesonsALL
OF whom were cured IL also reconnlended DJ nim 70
LADY, who had Previously and AZ the time wa suffering
much from the complaint but being under the care OF cr
family Doctor declined using L Her conaltyh not oeh
impf0ved by the attending physician second vas casa
n and she informed mat nvhlhs shooi
an operation could give Ieeihis announcement induced
her try nv Electuary and boxes made perfect cure
sold wholesale end retail by WYATT 4 hElChAh,
III Futon-st DR. A. Upham, 10 Bowery, n T. and ~
Druggists generally throughout the United states ana Osh-
adas Price u a box. -
SorlcE-The genuine Electuary has the written ssna-
nth a uen sa5l 6meod'lsp
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The Approaching state Pair.
From the saratoga Republican

FROM the saratoga hfpuDllCdn
Preparations on the most extensive scale are be-
ing completed for the great Farmers Festival 10
come OF ia tits village, on the l4th, 18th and 10th
DAYS OF September inst. The place selected for
the show grounds is beautiful field Of some 20 or
q acres on the lands belonging 10 the heirs Of the
late Dr. Clarke, a short distance east OF Congress
Spring.
The field is now inclosed by tight, high board
fence and the buildings are ali finished and ready
for the reception Of every thing designed for exh
bitOn.
Arrangements with the different Railroads lead
ing 70 Saratoga have also been made. by which the
transportation Of animals and articles will be iaci
tated aud the public accommodated as well perhaps
as they could in any other part Of the State.
We understand that the Railroad Companies
from Buffalo east, will transport stock and articles
for exhibition at the air, every day next week so
that all may their roads in time 10 reach
Schenectady by Saturday the nth inst. 1t is IN
dspensable that the articles should start in
westward to reach Schenectady by Saturday, or
they may fail OF being exhibited at the i air. AS to
passengers, we are assured that the western roads
will ron trains sufficient and in time 10 enable all
who wish to attend the Fair.
From Albany, GreeDbush and Troy articles Will
be taken over the roads, whdnever they are pre-
sensed at those places, until Saturday. Any una
voidaby detained may pass over on Monday.
Passenger trains Will leave the week OF the L air
as follows;
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EDITOR OF THE MIRROR.

rT,-H. Fuller, Esq. -. oflhe Evening Mirror. pub
i.bed the following in his ediGord columns and proves
what Dr. Townsend h.r al-sy. clsimec-ths, 10 cssnse
he bood wa. th- Only mode % sraicsng eruPons and
identifying The face.
THs Co.utrIc PgoPsRrIEs or saSssfsRiLLA-An &C.
quAntsnce Of ours ~bO has FOR nsny years be-n troubled
v,t an eulpton Of HE shin ch spoiled al hs beauty
ana bis otherwise hsud-0m- face positively dis
s-r.eabe h.. been entirely cured ~ tho Of few
r,,fi..s N TON. NsFND'S sARsAPAhILLA. An enfer-
n spucsous 10 such worse ihrn useless TIE
di.eas-t. In th blood snd only shows s-f 10 the skin
r,1,- 90 healthy Ladies who are d-slrOu. u having
ear and fair CON shygid throw eosm-ucs ID NE
dogs. aud take s.rszpsfillA I1efe = nollnk lse H.
PrircipAl OfHc-, l.6 Fallou-st. san suid.ng.
ana
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NEw-YORk TRIBUNE.

r. We are glad 20 fad that an address for the
Agricultural Society had been completed b. Gov Wright
and that It will Do read At the Annual Pair The albany
Aiils says
The sddrefs prepared By Gov. Wright b be- delivered
al the Agricultural air of the state Agricultural go
eaeiy hzs been kindly forwarded By Mrs. Wright, and
was received by Mr flsgg this morning II IL evident
that the address il Ia all respects complete
We uudcTstsnd that Geo. Vsil Eq Prrsideut bi the
state Agricultural Society bas invited Gen Dix 10 read
the address and that soon an answer Be- received
from him the fact will be announced. The Troy Post,
10 .p.asing 81 tbs address justly remarks
n will be- douby interesting % the people ON account
q the anchOy absence Of lts author IL Will be ~ The
.ce Of wisdom coming from the grage and under these
circumstance. think would b. more acceptable than
eos address from a living speaker
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TO THE LADIES
~ DR.. Towu.end's sarsapariiia Is IA

r. DR.. Towu.end's sursaparilia Is fasoflir
Of The lsde, II relieves hem Il great amount OF suf-
ferng md gives Them ne comp exors and buoy spirits
Mr., Parker kindly sent a. the following
sOUTH Bg0OELYs Aug II, lsi7.
DK TOwNsESD-Sus IL gives ne pleasure 10 TESTIFY TO
the uan.fci. f-csi have experienced fOm nc ~
your ssr,spanla My system v-fJ much reduced by
nervousness and general debility and vim variety 81 g
male complaints | reed your advertisement am was IN
duc-d 10 y the effect II your remedy IL restored ne 10
better sale Of health lhan bad erjoyed for several
v-sr. previous 10 tasns IT. AMI DO mOst cteeruly
commend II ga vAusb- medicine 10 81 gho affected
.. 4 savs hs-r MRS PARKER,
Baltic ~, South Bro klyn
PRINCIPAL Oare 20 Fuliou-.t aI9s btrOJlsip.
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STILL Another ASrrREsT OUTRAsE.-On
"Wednesday night lssI come despsrado-s went 70 the
farm sccuped by Mr. James Weeks, Ia IsshxAnie Tor
mery occupied by one OF the finkles. and shot bis
working the 10 the shoulder the otnsr 10 inc
ny rrnderiug them useless cut sod up bis wa
gon eutup his hsrne. and cut and destroyed his
plow. and other i'm pie uen,s OF husosndry.
Hudson Gazette TN inst.
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sARsApARILLA SYRUP,

CLtsrstsC BLVD
cS00 WILL BIZ GIVEN ibis -yfup 10 DOT sup-faof
sCOUV 10 any sold. Put up 10 quart boIes. rsles ,i
each Tni. 10 the cheapest and ~ far mo Dest ssf
..nar. OFF, red for sale IL a-ly cures the scfo-
is or king vii fhsunssm cussoeous efupuons oIes
chronic e. scat head stubborn ucefs; syPhlte
mrrc1ry dropsy, exposure Or impnucenfe u NC
b. Person. wishing pa chzse by mo ssilon or bar
rel be supplied % lle most feasonaDi- lrfms I'M
cip.l De 70. f35 Broadway. sl1 3nth.
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re- s,. s 40 f,STs TSEsW.SoRK. 81
LETTERS $50 NEWSPAPERS 4

KIN FOR FOREIGN PORTS TTTE
- Ieucr bags are open n the ofhce-S -
Of Xhe NcwYok Tribune TOY lli toleisn Ports ana an
Letters and uewsrapcrs deposited IN this once VIII elif
be fnr arded By the very earliest vessels I'M
nen b. under the special supervision o. b. NOW kh'
f.1 well known Tor many years ~ tie experienced ana
ent Superintendent Of the Foreign Letter Depart
rrerf of the New-YoIk Cfy Poet Office
ss are nov open tor the reception OF letters and
papers ior the following places, London Liverpool,
Gl.4vr Ireland HAVE. Mar-eies Amsterdam, Bremen,
Hlmbur-h. RIO d. JaneiFo, NalpaTAso bnenos Ayie',
Ore.on Mexico. Panama, g. Thomas. Kingston JAM
Nsfalxls Havana.
ll-.. nran l-Ln b 4 IL I'll ID L. "
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- c,,,A ,roa,ne Too,cb-acbc Drop-.-Asrse

abe 10 the taste and smellef 81 ny lnS lr leein gums
or ps are In any waybut MAKING no compromise " IN
MI - .vf1I sctur.- VI human gums the loltl ache -
hs exr.ordinary auodyue has the strongest claims o.
rbc notice Athougl has already been beneficial DO
,LF. III isf,nce. vet the proprietor conDcenf thai
thousand. more are constantly suffering tom ignorance OF
t remedy Lei all good therefore, spread the
fI sre thai the ebraed ove Anodyue Drops
ra he Toot-achs when carefully applied, n one minute
Prepafed by HENRT J0HSs0S CheHlst ~ brest"ay ~
re Granite B1din- cor ham befsst sold Also ~ 10
b. III respectable Dsusssfs Tie uled : aies rnce 8
cents $3.50 -,
= ,..t -. ,rrt .sss com pound of their make
Examine the wrappe the WAL and my such a. have
the sisnature Of Henry Johnson - llieod
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I'D h-ANA '-AA------
AS sat on a tomb in the Turkish cemetery the
next morning March 3O) watching the preparations
for our departure. | almost dreaded the interest
which every day would now bring after the calm
and quiet weeks we bad spent IN the Desert Our
encampment looked much the same as II had done
every morning for a month psst the Arab servants
busy in taking down aud packing the tents, aud
NOISY quarrel going on in the mdst-this morning
about pistol having been stolen from one OF the
tents and the differences were only that there
were spectators standing by, and that our eSmels
had gwen place 70 horses and asses But instead
OF the rocks and sands OF the desert, hebron was
before my eyes and the hills where Abraham
spread his hocss and the spot where he and MS
iSinily lay buried. Aud before night, should see
.ne pace where David was born and lived his sheP-
ue'u ne and where Jesus was born. We mad oniy
twenty Mules TO travel this day 10 Bethlehem
sou' I" was quite enough, Tor We were eager about
every Oh Tree, and well and hilltop The shrubs
srew hner' and the wild iowers more abundant, the
whole way though the hills Of Judah were wild and
stony IN parts aud no longer iii for pasturins such
hOcks as covered them when Abraham lived among
them. or when the Hebrews drove in their cattle
from the Desert or when David in his boy hood
amused himself with singing smooth stones iron,
the brook while hrs fathers sheep were feeding on
the slopes We sat down 10 rest aud eat under the
shade Of rock and speeding tree and for the
hundredlh time since &C leit Esyp, u occurred to
me how little We In EDg!and can enter into the
meaning OF David when, IN hls divine songs &c
speaks OF the shade OF ROCKS and OF the beauty o.
q tree planted by rivers OF water, and al such
cool images When one has been slowly pacing
on hour after alter hour over glazing sands OF heat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-09

ISeUEsrs-The Coroner held an inquest yester.
day AZ the corner OF West and Franklin sta upon the
body Of an unknown man. who vas found dead Al the
foot OF HsrisOust Verdict death by disease aud ~.
uhus fever Also at No ~ Broad upon the body OF
Johanna Gssgher native of Ireland, aged 80 years
who vas taken OF the river At pier North River
AMI soon alter died Verdict desth BY exhaustion pro-
dnced by immersion In the water.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-09

PoLIcE-Oihcer Bloom OF the Chief Office this
morning arrested Ed~ard Warner. Jr OF Wisconsin
Territory By virtue OF bench warrant Issued BY tho
Court Of sessions three Indictments found NJ tho
Nav term tor obtaining goods 10 large amount from
various hsos Ia this City. From sffayits made
against the accused appeared that he called upon the
rrn Of Bennett Rockwell II Pearl So and represented
tina, be owned real sst,t in Milwaukee Wisconsin Ter
rltOry worth $3.50 while bis liabilities did not exceed
500 that he was slsO worth i2tO In cash Upon the
strength OF these aud similar representations ns sue
ceed.d 10 obtaining from Bennett Rockwell properly
worth s77 from Marsh Compton ~ reailst ne mao
good. % the amount ~ - i3l delivered % MIN from
Mecs.r s. Herbert i19 Pearl hs obtained goods to the
amount Of s5O-. Il subsequently sscertsned That
the xhOle OF bis representations were false Ia 81 re
.pects 10 default OF bail the accused was committed
10 answer John Gromble was arrested lsst nignt oy
officer Mcasnus OF the sirtn Ward charged Win pas
sing counterfeit bills purpOriiog - be issued oy the
- Globe Bank 10 Michael Kennedy, lib Anthonyst ne
was detained William Dn.col was arrested 90
charge Of being concerned ia the d-sth oi llmothy
Coyl-y who va. drox ned 10 eight with David Resan
a, the foot Of Rossveltst He was detained