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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-09-14
BY TELEGRAPH.

New YoRK, Sept. 9, p Ut.
The steamship Washington arrived at 2 P. NJ. this
afternoon, from Southampton, whence she sailed on
the 2lst August.
The potato crop in Ireland, and throughout the
kingdom, was suffering severely.
IL was feared that outbreak would take place IN
Paris on Monday, Dist, on which day the debate IN
the Chamber would commence on the reports OF the
trials OF the June Insurgents. Gen. Cavagnac had
large force around the walls sufficient, II was De-
lieyed, to suppress any outbreak.
Charles Albert, who has recently been entirely de-
feaed BY the Auslrians is said Is desirous 10 abd-
cate.
The Emperor of Austria had returned to Vienna.
The mediation of France and England in the at
fairs OF Italy aud Austria has been successful The
Italian Chamber of Deputies unanimously accepted
the offer Of French mediation The terms proposed
are more favorable To Austria, and there is now a
probability that peace will be restored.
IRELAND.
John Martin, editor of the "Felon," was sentenced
10 ten years transportation
CHOLERA IN LONDON
The Steamship Washington brings the alarming
intelligence Of the appearance Of the Asiatc Cholera
London, which officially announced by the Cor
Oner in the London papers.
TELEGRAPH LAWSUIT.
FRANKFORT, Sept. 6, 3 p. M.
The Lightning Lawsuit will probably close on Fri
day. The proceedings suspended yesterday Dur
ing the ceremonies OF the Inauguration of Gov. Crit
ienden, which caused some delay.
BUENOS AYRES-NEW YORK NOMINATIONS.
New YORK. September 9th.
The blockade Of Buenos Ayres has been raised by
the French. after continuing thousand days.
The Syracuse HDnker Convention nominated Chan
selor Walworth for Governor, aud Charles o Common
for Lieut.. Gov.
VERMONT ELECTION.
NEw YORK. Sept. 9th, 10 P. NJ.
We have returns from 7S towns in Vermont. Sc
ventysix State Representatives have been elected in
these, of which 10 are Wings; 81 Barnburners, and
Hunkers. twenty-five Counties heard from give
Wing candidate for Governor, 3l43; Barnburner
1911; Hunker, 1850.
BosToN, Sept. 9th.
The democrats of this State have nominated Caleb
Cushing for Governor.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-09-14
rpuptrc-No sal

AN ACT for The relief those pre- empton claimants upon the
Miami lands Indiana who by their the
entitled bounty land.
Be enacted by the Senate and House Of Representatives.
Of the United States Of America Congress assembled,
That those who entitled bounty land
for one hundred and sixty in virtue Of their
vices during The present with Mckee, and who may
likewise Re entitled 10 the right Of pIeemption upon the
Miami lands in Indiana under the act of the third Of Au
gust eighteen hundred aud fOIy-sx, shall have the priv
ege OF applying their warrants IN payment part payment
for The tact which they establish their light of
emption said warrant 10 be estimated when received
aforesaid at the Of dollar aud cents for
each therein contained Provided That in shat
the government be Tcqued to refund any Of the
mated amount of said warrants aud above the price Of
the tract claimed lie enered and should the tract claimed
to be entered aforesaid exceed the rate fixed by law
the said then and in such the balance Of the pur
chase money Of said tract shall be paid in cash.
Approved August 2, 1915
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-09-14
rPunLlc-No. sal

AN AL Tor the Ieief OF certain Tennessee volunteers
BE enacted by The Senate and House Of Representatives
~ The Uafted States u America Congress assembled
That the Secretary Of the Teauy be- and he hereby
horzed and directed pay out Of any moneys the
suy not otherwise appropriated, t. the mounted Tennessee
volunteers who served ia the comparies If Captains Giles
pie Peake, Vernon, aud in eighteen bundled
thysx TO EACH the OF forty per day for
and risk If his horse, fifteen pei day for forage
from the first day Of November, eighteen hundred and hr
y-six the date of the order Of General Wool until day
they were finally discharged according 10 law from the pub
c vice; Proridd Said allowances shall be made by the
accounting officers upon the principles and upon
proofs required in other where similar allow
ances made by law.
Approved August 2, lS4S.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-09-14
IOmestlc exports ImpOrIaIlon
in value. Of specie.
$l2,3l7,939 $3,465, 43e
l66,496,I2O 24,153 2o4
l646-under law OF AZ,
l947-under law Of '46,

sHE NEVER SwEARs."-At The time of the capture
of the EncarnariOn prisoners, his exclamation is said
to have been-s'By Cd, would have fought little.
ANYHOW" When those mules became stubborn, ne is
said to have called TO an inferior officer to "come and
help him these Cd id muIesl" 1t is sworn
to- and certified to by many. that he called the Ohio
Volunteers Cd id set Of thieves and towards who
only came there to steal" And then, the authori-
" Of COL Morgan, of Ohio he is said to have refer
red the teamsers "a pack of Id ackalls prow-
ing about the army for pelf: they deserved to have
their id necks stretched "-PHtSburgh Post.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-09-14
rPnRLIc-Nn. 161

supplemental confirm survey and lOca
Pearl and south Of the hrtyIst degree Of north latitude
approved March three eighteen hundred and fortyhve
Be enacted by the Senate and House Of Representatives.
Of the United of Congress assembled That
all confirmed claims aud settlement ghs for lands situate in
the State Of Mississippi OF this Pearl river and south
Of degree Of north latitude, which had not been
actually surveyed had been returned 10 the surveyor gene
RAILS Office south Of Tennessee before the first day OF
January thousand eight hundred and thTtynne, shall
be- and hereby confirmed according TO actual surveys
hereafter TO be made herein provided oT IN the same
that said claims actually surveyed the ground
and returned the surveyor generals office at the time
aforesaid confirmed by the TO which this supple
men and the general hereby authorized and
deeed request OF party interested, to cause the
survey Of said claims, without delay and at any time be-
tween the passage of this and the first day Of january
eighteen hundred and fty be made and returned to his
Office and he shall certify the and pats OF such scu-
al surveys made to his Office the register and receiver
for lands in the Augusta district for said State And the
general and the said register and receiver shall
Iegad these claims and pas Of actual survey IN all re-
spects, upon the footing with the claims eonhmed
actually surveyed the ground by said act which this
is supplement- and subject and entitled TO, the benefits
Of all tie provisions OF said act PTOrided, That II shall
appear the surveyor genera from the pats of actual
vey aleady ned his office that OF said claims
cannot be actually surveyed the ground, owing TO
their conflict with other claims already confirmed as actual
Y surveyed on the ground BY the act 10 which this IS sup
pemen then ii shall be lawful for him to grant to the
claimant deprived Of his location warrant provided
by the fourth section of said act without causing the
10 be made.
which have been heretofore issued which shall hereafter
be issued by the surveyor general south of Tennessee
der The provisions OF The original 10 which this sup
pemen and under the OF this act be- and they
hereby authorized 10 be located upon lands subject
to sale private euy in the Stale of Mississippi in any Of
the and said State, the that said
authorized be located in the Augusta
land district.
-
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-09-14
Institn.e Cor t..e Lsdncation OF lhe blind.
LAW SCH DOL,
Of HE Indiana University.

HON. DAVID MCDONALD. Z
HOW WILLIAM T OTTO, Professors # Ld'0-
FHNHE approaching session Of this Department will
~ the thirteenth continue the
first Of March following.
The this embraces all the branches
Legal Science The students
lessons in the books and daily lectures delivered
count shield Saturday, which all
In preparing pleadings and arguing law cases.
The students divided iBl the and
The books OF the uni Bcksone
kents Commentaries CbHy Contracts and Stephen Pleading
those OF The senior class kent Commentaries Chilly Bills
Chy's Pleading GreeBle rs Evidence Mhford's EQUITY
good law library provided
furnish their textbooks.
The tuition lee is 500 In advance Graduation fes, as
Good boarding be had at 81 SO per week.
Bloomington, September ], le46.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-09-14
Approved July 90, ls4s
JAMES X. POLK.
fPUsLIc-No. TAI

fPuBLIc-No. IA
AN ACT for the relief widows of officer and
saldiers of the revolutionary
BE enacted by the Senate and House Of Representatives.
of the United Sdtes Of america Congress assembled That
the widows OF all officers noncommisoned officers, must
clans. soldiers Mariners marines, and Indian spies who
shall have served in the continental line, State troops, vol
uRieeTs, militia the service the revolutionary
with Ges Britain, shall be entitled TO during
such wdOwhoOd Of equal amount per that their hus-
bands would be entitled if living, under existing pension
hundred and oyegh and 10 be paid in the same manner
that other pensions paid widows but widow
receiving pension shall be entitled to receive further
pension under the provisions Of this act and no widow
naIed after the first day Of January, thousand eight
bundled shall be entitled to receive pension under this
SEC 2. And be further enacted That any pledge, mort
gage, sale, assignment, transfer OF any right claim or
interest," any way granted by this act, shall be utterly
void aud of effect shall the annuities or pension
granted by this be liable attachment levy seizure
by process of law equity but shall nnuIe wholly to
the personal benefit Of the pensioner annuitant entitled to
the The rules of evidence, regulations, and
prescriptions shall apply and the Commissioner OF
Pensions and pension agents under this act prevail
under existing pension laws which relate to widows Of
voutionaIy officers and soldiers.
SEC B. And be it further enacted, That this act shall
take effect Immediately.
Approved July 90, lS4S
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TPuBLIc-No. 79.l


the place Of holding the district Of the
United for the middle district Of Alabama, and for other
purposes.
BE enacted by Senate and House Of Representatives.
Of the United States america an Congress assembled That
the State of Alabama shall be- aud the is hereby d
vided into thee districts in following, to-wit:
The counties Of Mobile, Washington, Baldwin, Sumpte
Clarke, Marengo Green Pckens, Wilcox, MOnroe, Cone
tuh shall compose one district be called the southern dis
trici shall held for the said district here
tofore, at Mobile.
The counties Of Montgomery. Au'auga CoOsa Taapoosa,
Chambers Tslladega, Randolph, Maetn, RUSSELL Barbour,
Pike Henry Dale Coffee Covington, Lowndes Dallas, Per-
w. Bibb Shelby, and Tuscaloosa, shall hereafter eompose
one district to called the middle distic aud court
shall be held for said disc, Montgomery. And the
residue of the Of said State shall hereafter compose
the northern district Of Alabama and CURT shall be held
for the same, as heretofore, at Huntsville
SEC q And be further enacted That the next term OF
the district court for the said middle district and every
term shall be held at Montgomery; and the clerk
and marshal Of said middle district hereby required,
forthwith to remove the books and papers and records
belonging to their respective Offices fom Tuscaloosa to
Montgomery.
SEC g. And be further enacted, That all causes at law
or in chancery pending 10 the said district courts at Mobile
and HUNTSVILLE the circuit Of the United States
at Mobile which the defendant defendants reside In
the middle district hereby estabshed al the time Of ser
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-09-14

FEMININE NJ. D.-The young lady. who was
generally noticed by The papers last winter, as a stu
dent at Geneva Medical College, has obtained stu
alton as one Of the Resident Assistant Physicians at
the Philadelph Aims House. She is yet student,
obtains her diploma. and then to return to this coun-
try and found Medical College of Female Physicians.
Why not
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-09-14
fREsoLurroN Pun. No. Isl

JOINT RESOLUTION authorizing the Secretary Of State
furnish the clerks Of the district and circuit of the
United and Browns edition
Laws of the United States
RESOLVED by the Senate and House of Representatives.
The United States of America in Congress assembled That
the Secretary Of State be furnished each Of The
clerks If the several district and circuit courts Of the United
States sufficient number of copies Of Little and Browns
edition of the statutes at large with those heretofore receive
ed, TO supply the clerks Office each place where said
courts required BY law ~ be held copy for the
of said clerks office and Of said courts.
Approved August Z, lS4S.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-09-14
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION

FHNHE undersigned prepared receive and forward all properly
entrusted to their Having large, substantial and
modous the INDIANAPOLIS RAIL
ROAD DEPOT, and from knowledge of the business
attention orders and
public patronage Every consigned SALE
sold with Merchants
the gs paid and the goods
without delay Advancemens made shipments Of Flour
Wheat Corn Rye Oats Barley Clover Seed Timothy Seed Corn
Meal, Beeswax Ginseng, Feathers,
BLYTHE & HOLLAND.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-09-14
ADMTNTsTRATOR,s NOTICE.

NOTICE hereby given that letters Of administration The
Of Ex Governor James b. Ray late OF Marion county
Indiana deceased who died have been by the Pro
bate uf Marion Indiana undersigned The
of SAID deceden supposed be solvent MI indebted said
hereby notified settle and those having
claims said win them settlement Letters adj
ressed the administrator Of the be paid
they may not be attended To.
September 4, 1913. 2s3ws WM SULLIVAN, Adm.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-09-14

Da OseooD's INDIAN CuoLAGoGuE-For OF Fever
and Ague Chill Fever Ague intermittent and Remttent
Fever Liver Jaundce Enhancement OF the Liver and
Spleen, and all the various of bilious diseases
The following from the Farmers and Eg
y published by Messrs Appleton Co. New York In chapter
s. the author speaking the Fever and
There valuable medicine sold in most OF the esiern
Cities which conscentously recommend Tor fever ana
Ague and other bilious Diseases 1t is the Iada
which prepared Osgood of New York. who has made the
especial study We friend
medicines usually called patent but we have had ample
opportunity knowing the invaluable enec oil the Choasosue
bilious
prompt healthy action the Hood
from bile ana restoring purity thus striking at the root
depends equally adapted all ages and
conditions of tbs system
CIscrxsATI, October II, 1896
Messrs Sanford kei with that
affecting and unpleasant disease the Chill and Fever The
returned daily and very severe y pnycai
energies impaired by previous attack oil bilious
Having several fsvorie remedies without relief
friend confidence recommended DR. osgoods In
da Choagogue procured oie and followed the accompany
pafoxy-
taking the first DOSE and general health was rapidly
remainder Of bottle persons similarly afflicted and
One Of them had been shaking for eight
conser my duty my recommend it, having
the confidence in It's sanstive powers
h S S0S wsu us agent for the West
fol sale by appointed agents In nearly every town in the
South and West.
Other ''''''1 ''''' 0''' ''l' ana take no
Tomlnson Brothers, craghead. Indianapolis VIM II,
Hughes Madison Carkson Duiour yevay wndsiandley
K Newkirk, New Albany; Wilson siarbird Smith, Louisville
Ky; ]. b. Wilder & Co. do; G. Morgan, Rockport r. w.
Young Vernon WIN. F. woolsey. Evsnsyile C. Bell
Burke Cawlorlsvle Joseph Sommes Vncenes PEEK do:
Spencer Lsiayete C. Wilsiac do; Wood King, Terre
City VIM Bolles Delphi L. Beecher. Fort Wayne 90
Ap.I. e.py
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-09-14
Madison and Indianapolis Railroad.

BUSINESS JoT The Deek ending Saturday, Sept 2 1913.
OUIwARD.-595 passengers; 10 houses; 755 brs salt; so
bIls whiskey 80 half do SO brls moasses; Is brs oils
bTIs tar; brs vinegar; bills fTu 80 brls coal 400
bush do; 266 bush coke; keg powder; poughs bug
ges car load tone dIessFd; 215,237 lbs Other freight.
INwARD-605 passengers; Is horses; 1916 bills flour 6
brls buffers brls lard 10 brls faxseed brs beans
bills wheat; 7707 bush do 1902 bush 335 bush
365 bush shorts ga bush beans; 40 cords wood 5000
lumber; 1900 slaves; 10 kegs lard; head Of cattle;
hid bacon 60 lbs bacon in buk 1907 lbs other freight
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-09-14

wing process shall be transferred Tor trial district court
Tor the said middle district, and be proceeded in head ad-
Judged and determined n the though og-
nay commenced prosecuted in the said and IL
shall be the duty Of the clerks Of The said courts al Hunts
vile and Mobile safely transmit the clerk of the dis
et court al Montgomery the original papers cases
hereby ordered TO he transferred together with transcript
of all orders and other proceedings had thereon.
SEC And be IL further enacted That all laws or par.s
OF laws eoutavening opposed provisions Of this
act, be, and The same ave hereby repealed.
Approved August 7, IS4S.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-09-14
NOTICE.

boone County Taxes, IS4S.
rHHE Treasurer of county,
that the duplicate of State county other purposes
the year l6i5 is now in his hands for collection
The rate of charged
On each SlOO for State purposes, cents.
On eah poll Tor State purposes rs cents.
On each 800 for Indiana Hospital Of Insane, "a mills
On each SlO0 for Deaf Asylum 2t mills
On each 500 for the Education of the Blind, /
On each 500 for County purposes, 90 cents.
On each poll for County
On each 500 o purposes, 10 cents
And for the receiving charged
cate he will attend at the usual places holding elections
several townships in said county following
In Clinton township Monday the
In Marion Tuesday the 18th a.
In Union Wednesday 18th
In Eagle Thursday the 10Th
In Perry Friday the Goth
In Centre Saturday the 2lst
In Washington " Monday the esd
In Sugar Creek q" Tuesday the cath
In Jefferson Wednesday, 25th
In Harrison =" Thursday the Goth &c
In Jackson Friday the 27th
will at in
the townships February
j. r. MCLAUGHLIN, Co. Treasurer.
Lebanon, Aug. &C, 1913 &c 6ws
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-09-14
DEyTISTIsY-

ID G. c. HUNT offers his professional services this
his office
the public can rely having whole partial OF teeth
or any operation In Dentistry satisfactorily performed.
We the undersigned, p.
TO the patronage OF the considering
the science Dentistry have known him have been under
the instruction OF his trothe d. p Hunt (deceased)
and from personal inspection Of his believe he
der satisfaction to those who may employ him.
CHARLES PARRY, NJ. d.
J. l.. MOTHERsHEAD. NJ. d.
Indianapolis a.. 3fn
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-09-14
fPUBLIc-No. Sill

AN ACT that part Indiana bordering on
- . Lake Michigan 20 the Chicago collection district.
ne enacted ty The Senate and House Of Representatives.
the Uaed States Of America in Congress assembled That
om and after the hireh DIS Of September next all that
part OF the State of Indiana bordering lake Michigan and
heretofore included Ia the Detroit collection district be- and
the hereby annexed made part of the coec
lion disiTi of Chicago. in the State Of illinois.
Approved Augu.t Z. 1913
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-09-14
MASONIC PROCLAMATION.

LAFAYETTE, September l. 1873.
upY virtue Of the authority public hereby
- evn that the Grand Lodge Of Indiana Indian
apos "Wednesday The 25i Of October clock,
for the OF laying with Masonic
of the Gand Masonic Hall Of Indiana EI.ZUR DEMfNG.
297w Master Grand Lodi Indiana.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-09-14
TFuBLIc-No. sol

An ACi TO annex the u Es.ex the State Of
sets, 60 the collection dis riet Of Gcseestrr.
ne enacted " fhe Seaafs and House Of Representatives
ne Oaned STATES g America in Congress assembled That
the town OF Essex. the State Of Massachusetts, in
eiuded IN the collection district of Newburypor here
alter be Included in, end Oim part Of the collection dis
tiiet Of Gloucester
Approved August 7, 1913
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-09-14
rRrsornrrox pm No ISL

Payment OF The three
the officers, officers,
prvates, with exco, al
lowed by July nineteenth eighteen hundred and forty
ReOlred BY The Senate and House Of Representatives. of
the United States Of America Congress assembled Tat
the three months pay provided by the fifth section of
the act approved July nineteenth eighteen hundred and o
tyeight the officers commissioned officers, musicians
and privaies who have been actual in the
with Mexico and who have served the tenn Of their
engagement have been honoraby discharged aud the
widows heirs of who died killed
vice. shall be paid and settled by the pay department Of
the army under such regulations the Psymaser General
with the approval of the Secretary of War; shall establish
Approved July %, lS4S.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-09-14
Eastern and Cincinnati Leather.

Spanish and Gin. sole Leather; Seating skins;
Philadelphia calf skins; Pad skins;
Boo and Shoe Morocco Fancy Plush
Upper Leather; Worsted Webb
Binding and lining skins Fancy do;
Fancy Morocco; Siraining do;
Boot Webbing; Wagon and Drovers' Whips ;
Shoe Thread; Japanned Bride Butts;
Pegs and all kinds OF shoe findings Polished Bradoons;
Harness Leather; Saddle and Harness Needles;
Six and Thread, &c, &c
Also Of dry goods and glassware
hardware and table cutlery carpenters and coOpers tools paint
horse SHOE and painting brushes and Candles
nseed and tanners oil fine Of French wines and
liquors. cider lie respectfully invites the public
e to call and examine the goods which viii be Sold the lowest
rates, for each countr produce. JULIUS NlCOLAI,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-09-14
WABASH AND ERIE CANAL LANDS.

fHE following lots VI tracts Of Wabash and Erie Canal Lands
having become forfeited 10 the
Wabash Erie Canal for the will
offered for sale unless previously redeemed the Monday
October, A. 1915, at the land Office Loganspor
according the provisions Of Act Of the Assembly
Of Indiana December
Of Canal Lands. y apDrovel Januarv 10 te4f
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-09-14
TREsoLurIoN-PuB No. Ill


rnes, of the United States navy.
Resolred by the Senate and House Of Representatives
Of the United States Of America in Congress assembled That
the thanks Of Congress DUE and Ieby rendered
the officers, Sailors and marines Of the navy Of the United
States for the zeal and ability with which their duty during
the late with Mexico, especially their efficient
operation with the army Of the United States the capture
Of Vera Cruz and the cast Of San Juan de UOa per-
foImed.
Resolved, That United re-
queed 10 the foregoing resolution 10 be communicated
the officers, sailors, and of the navy of the Uni
ted States such he may deem best calculated
give effect TO the object thereof
Approved August 7, lS4S.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-09-14
LOST HORSEr

MY McKenan brown geldng eight years old sixteen
isn hands high under the saddle, little white
hind loot with collar marks aud
stolen from my stable Thursday afternoon will pay
literally that will bring him home, well
him Just at this Tine all other horses having
or kille o. II. SMITH.
India uunoliz GQpfarn korf On