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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-03-30

KsZ pursuance Of law g. JAMES K POLK President
known that p%S s % Be Ss At The Land o
fees in the State OF Indiana the periods hereinafter designated
cessions, in said State wt
the Land Office at INDIANAPOLIS commencing on Monday
within the aforementioned nshiPs and fractional townships, to
Ner Of Eae and principal meridian
Fractional townships twenty twenty two and twenty three in
twenty Ih:ee in the former Great Miami Reserve Of ranges two
nshp twenty ,wsntythree
"Great Miami Reserve" Of range seven.
Fractional township twenty three n the former reserve Of two
Al land Once FORT WAYNE, commencing Monday,
The day OF ter tns ass .. me pnee
10 wit:
Townships twenty and and frac
onsI township twenty the former GTea Miami Reserve
Fractional townships twenty FOUR five twenty SIX, twenty
ships and thirty four in the former Fa BeIys
reserve Of siT mie. square az The forks Of The wsah and
fractional townships thirty three and thirty four in the former reserve
at Flat BeiIy's Village" Of range ght
Fractional xnps and twenty eight in the frme.
fractional township thirty the former at seeks VIII
Fractional township twenty former
Rock fractional townships Iwenynine and thirty
the ouh the AbOe river md the "Ra
coon Village and
at "Seek's Village" Of range ien
thiuy the former ,FI.. Roc the "Mouih OF the
Fractional townships weniyeigh twenty nine former
reserve at the river" range
the Land Office at WNAMAC, commencing Monday the
h day Of september next, fot The disposal Of phe lands
North Of the base ne and Of the second principal meridian
townships and In
Townships four twenty
township twenty seven in the former "Grea Miami Reserve Of
ranges and three.
Townships and and fractional
Reserve and the Reserve between Eel and Wabash ver Of
four.
townships twenty twenty eight In the former
between the Wabash and Eel rivers OF 7nee hve
schools
purposes alternate granted the OF Indiana for
purpose aiding said state opening anal u connect the
Wabash with those Of Lake Ere by she act
proyes I'd March, 1927 the which
under OF the 29h August 1872 ea OF
portions aid sections covered by individual Indian
treaties will be excluded the sslrs
The price dollars
OF the ened IA Ac grant
Of preempt0n settlers the land acquired ty
indians Indiana approved the Sd OF
Angus 1886 And the Offering will be
proceed the which thry
DISPATCH ANIL the whole shall have
the sales thus closed But M sale shall be kept
weeks aud private entry al any 81 ne lands
viii uu aflef the Ion of tue two weeks
city Of Washington, this twenty
fifth day May don thousand eight hundred ind
forty
Blythe President: JAMES x. POLK.
RICHARD a. YOUNG.
Commissioner of the General Land Once.
NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS
fractional enumerated
establish the of the Register
the Land Office make there
for at lie dollars the Fixed by the
third August practicable after seeing this
ind
public sale Of the lands embracing ne tract Claimed otherwise
Commissioner of the General Land Once.
March 4. eat May lOwis-
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-03-30
By Tasgaph-eOpisd from The Cincinnati Enquirer and 6aiss
THE MARKETS.
No later Telegraphic news.


CINcIENATI March %, 6 p. NJ
F7ow.-A sale Friday evening If 2U0 brs from store
S445 liz and 10 brs from store 100 do from ailIosd
and 275 do. from store, all at 450 $50 do from stone at
456 delivered, showing frmness, without any quotable
change in prices.
Provisions only sale Of Pork head Of lot Of so
brls Mess ORDER at S. OF Bulk Meat 30 600 l5s
Sides sold Friday 35c and yesterday 100 pcs
Shoulders advance in the price of the former, and
apparent decline in the latter or Bacon 700 pcs Shout
ders sold private hhis hog round country,
At 34e Of 100000 lbs. Bacon. hog round.
fed deliverable in six weeks This not, Saturday,
regarded indication Of the present MARKET and as
off brought TO light sale, made two three weeks
SINCE of 900 lbs hog round deliverable in May at Ate
The market is uDqueousby unsettled, and less hrmness
within few days. partly the result of very string
money market. AID undertake TO quote with
much confidence or Lsrd rs brs mostly No. I. country
rendered. sold at 6sei IS brls prime No. al 5c and
40 brs sold day since at SEC The demand mostly
for very Prime No and for No. 2-ths latter for
fac'nIing oil.
Whisky-s,es OF 10 brs At i5Sc l72 do at 15sc; 1874
do at l55c; AZ do at i5ic
Moiasses.-A sale Of 20 brls. New Orleans ct 27c.
SugarSales Of 80 hhds fair New Orleans at 43cj 20
boxes White Havana at S5c-
Rice-A sale OF tierces at 43e.
Lead-A sale Of 200 pigs Gaena at &c.
Corn--A sale Of 1000 bushels IN at 25c.
CfeeA sale Friday of 80 bags good fair Rio at TIE
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-03-30
POSTPONEMENT

of the Land Sales in The INDIA Ma POLLS,
= FORT WA YNE, and WINAMAC Districts,
in the State Of INDIANA.
NOTICE given sales Of the lands in the Mi.
~ ami cessons Indiana proclamation Of
eni of the United dated the 2sh Of MAJ 1871 be
Indians the 9Th day Of September
Office Fort Wayne the euth September.
Land Office Wnsnac the 2sh September,
sa7 public notice. dated the ~ day Of
July declared he postponed UNTIL and 70 commence
Goth 1871. HEREBY declared TO he sifurer
the Land On~e al indianapolis
Monday day Of May 1885 the Land Once at fort
Wayne on Monday h Of May e4s and the Lend o.
fee Al Winamac on Monday the 18th of May less.
at the City OF Washington this four
tenth day o July, domini 1871.
By order Of the President
RICHARD NJ. YOUNG,
81 of he Gcnsra Land
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-03-30

In The CouEr ArRrl TENN less
Petston fS ths sale ef Real Estate
administrator OF the Abraham
deceased aiy and Elizabeth Emngwpy heirs Law
OF said deceased.
THE said EIssheh Emngwsy Is hereby notified that the
Robert L. Wslpoe administrator aforesaid filed his petition in
the Office OF the clerk Of the aforesaid the entitled
and the other
pending said and will be heard ~ the the
6rs OF the ner thereof 10 be held the Court House in
Indana the second day Of April which time and
place be and show why the Of the petit
shall not be granted il shall
that In default thereof the petition and the matters and things
therein contained viii be taken confessed and against her.
Attest, X. B. DUNCAN, Clerk.
Msrehe Ie4S. o0-3uix
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-03-30

MARRIED, the Goth instant, by Thomas Morrow,
Esq, Mr.. WILLIAM J. CALLAHAN, 10 Miss EMILY
MARIA ENNIS, both of this county.
also, on the 23d instant, by the Rev. H. Wells,
MIR. EDWARD McDERMED, TO Miss LUCINDA DAw-
SON, both of this county.
MARRIED, on the ODD inst, by Thomas Morrow.
ESQ.,, Mr. HENRY S. JOHNSON to Miss MARGARET
WARNER, daughter of David and Jemima Warner, all
of this county.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-03-30

Business Of NJ d 1. Railroad during the ,Oeek end
ing March 25, 1913.
OUrwARD-66S passengers; l07 brls whisky; 90 do
asses 80 oil 80 do salt; so ploughs Is kegs pow
der 800, 600 lbs other freight.
INwARD-600 passengers; 80 horses; $50 brls -four |;
105 lad 55 wheat; 1910 bush do 637 bush 1868
do oats; 400 do seed; 400 do shorts; 22o fruit so
so bacon hhds Sc hhds bacon; 100 cords wod 10000
feet lumber 10000 slaves 10 600 hoop poles 5000 lbs ba
con 10 bulk; 90 S73 lbs other freight
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-03-30
August Election.

The following announcements made, subject to
the decision of the Democratic county convention:
For Representatives..
Gen. JAMES P. DRAKE,
GEORGE A. CHAPMAN,
DANIEL MOORE.
For Sheriff.
JACOB VANDEG
For Recorder.
CHARES STEPHENS,
ZENAS LAKE.
JOHN S. ALLEN.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-03-30
In the Marion Circuit Court.
In Chancuy.

Adophus II. Smith, Aaron Aldridge al
JAMES ivan and Rhoda Givan his David and
Hester Long his wife who defendants in the above
and residents of Of Indiana hereby notified
that the 9th day of April l5i said plaintiff did file his
bill in the above against them and Others aud
pending said court and unless they appear plead
the before the calling the the
said court and and things the
forth will be taken confessed held
against them. By order of the court
Attest: II. B. DUNCAN, Clerk.
By J. c. WEEKs, Deputy.
nnar Sr1ic
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-03-30
NOTICE.

SEALED Proposals for distributing by Judicial Circuits the
= qute number OF the Laws and Journals of the session
the General Assembly the Indiana Will be
the Office OF the Secretary Of State the State oresaad until
o'clock NJ the 29th day The county
l2t Judicial circuit will entitled under the
IS copies general of session.
the Revised Statutes Of 1922 % copies of the Revised
utes of l3 aud IS copies Of the laws of each the
S445 1861 1876 addition
allow it, Bond and approved security will be required of the
successful bidder
JNO. II. THOMPSON. Secretary Of State.
SAML HANNAH. Treasurer Of STATE
d. mcguire, A.P.A
IL o. S.a
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-03-30
mARSIIAH'S SALE.

UpY virtue of writ of execution vendion exponasl to me d.
Ed from clerks Office in ciru court of the Uni
district of Indiana will the 25th day OF
April offer for sale the house door In Anderoow
Madison Indiana between the hours OF 10 A. NJ and p
and profits for Of all the de-
scrbed estate, The half section % p
the half section 20 % east and the hal
section 90 % east and upon failure to realize sum
satisfy demand will at the time aud place
the simple of said above described rnl estate
defendants the suit OF Daniel L. Miller and
John Cooper against Thomas Leonard and laar Bedsaul
A. PEPPER
u. s. Marshal District OF Indiana.
March le4s (Pr. fee SO 5O) By Gro. McOUAr. Deputy
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-03-30

IN Chancery
Thomas Little Willis Brown, John Grafon and others
THE Gao, George Grsfort Amy Morgan
Nelson Morgan husband Samuel Oldham Richard PIN
hereby noihed thai
the 18th day OF February ls4s, the complainant Thomas Little
In the above ennied
named hat said
pending and that unless they and plead
TO- before the calling OF sad cause AZ the
OF he held at the co House IN The cay oil In
contained
and held against hen and
decree will be rendered therein accordingly.
Attest, n B. DUNCAN, Clerk.
Smith Sullivan, sois for comp By c. WrErs, Deputy
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-03-30

uTWe requested to announce the name of JOHN s.
candidate for Recorder of Marion county, subject
10 The decision Of The Democratic County Convention.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-03-30
RAILROAD NOTICE.

TERRE HAUTE, March I'd, 1873.
Messrs J. S. BoBBs S. w. NORRIS N McCARrY, Commits
sioners, indianapolis
Gentlemen; At meeting of the directors of the Terre
Haue and Richmond Railroad Company, held this day, the
following order made, viz:
Ordered books for subscription of stock be opened
Indianapolis 10Th nsl and remain open twenty days,
and be given 10 the at the different
points, all the books LIST of Aprl-and that they
make and forward to Geenca>te by 10 O'Clock A. NJ Of
9th April complete aud full reports of list of sockhol
ders and number of shares subscribed.
Notice.
In pursuance of the above ORDER the undersigned will open
books for the subscription Of stock to the Tee Haule and
Richmond Railroad Company the Office Of J. S. Bobb in
Indianapolis the 10Th nst and will keep them open for
twenty days thereafter One dollar per share required to
be paid on subscribing.
March 7th, 1S4S J. s. BOBBS,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-03-30
ADrjI Election.

OF We requested to announce ABRAHAM
BEATTY, candidate for constable, at the ensuing
April election
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-03-30
Railroad Notice.

An election will be held in the County Seminary in the
town of Greencase Putnam county, "Wednesday the 9th
of April next-fo the election of thirteen directors for the
year lS4S in the Terre Hsute and Richmond Railroad Com
psny. Polls will be opened at 10 O'Clock A. M Stockhol-
ders in said Company will take notice.
By order of the Directors. C. ROSE, President.
SAMUEL CRAWFORD, Secretary pro tenn
TERRE HAUrE, March 2. lS4S. S9-n
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-03-30
SHOES by THE PACKAGE.

Hal AM in receipt Of heavy stock Of Spring and
" Summer BOOTS and SHOES
This selected with much much OF
made my order respectfully examination OF the
same by country aud city dealers A. HENDRICKS.
Madison. March2 III Madison Courierl
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-03-30

lust received Washington story of the last
y ration, a citizen of Baltimore, BY
for sale bv 81 HOOD 4 NOBLE.
lust RECEIVED, Jane Eyre, an autobiography;
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-03-30

NOV AND rnEN, Through glass. darkiy, for sale by
IN HOOD q NOBLE,
iebo5 Bate fss BuiidnS.
TUE Last Of the Fariss chrtmas tale ast received BY
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-03-30
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

=
A theF Marion Pro ate Court, A d. 1913,
"A said court declared the George Keser deceased TO e
probably Creditors therefore reqnirsdt he their claims
said Probate Cou within ten
will he entitled 10 ayusnt
Feb. sst ls46. SINS. BENNETT ISAAC, Administrator.
TIME suppressed history Of the administration Of John Adams
iis7 nd suppressed in 1904 By
Wood Published with and appendix for sale
bv % HOOD NOBLE.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-03-30
Arrival Of Loui. Philippe in England

The Liverpool Mail OF the 26th ult. has a teie
graphic despatch announcing the arrival of Loui.
Philippe in England. He landed at Folkstone.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-03-30

["Er- Chamber Of Peers is rather significant
Paris this morning is perfectly quiet. but the shops
are closed and the streets barricaded before
The people crowd the streets, and preparing 10
90 to attack The castle of Vincennes.
The throne Of Louis Philippe yesterday car
ried in procession from the Tuleres, and burnt on
the Place de la Baste, close to the column of July
On the northern railway the stations all burnt
as far as St. Dennis and probably further. The
trains do not run.
Prince Louis Napoleon BOnaparte set out for Paris
from London on Saturday morning.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-10-21
THE oUTwITTED HUSBAND.

A few months since, fun-loving friend ie-
lated to us, says New York paper, the fol-
lowing amusing story, which we have never
seen in print. Last spring two steamboat
agents, in Buffalo, occupied double house,
and their families we're on very intimate
terms. One morning when they were all to-.
gether, their wives asked them for a little
spending money, which they proyokingly,
vet good naiuredly, withheld The women
resolved 10 accomplish their object, and hreat-
ened, in the event Of continued refusal, to
sell paper rags, and thus buy what they. de-
sired. The husbands sneered, and told them
to do 50 if they dared. Soon after the men
went Oh, 10 attend TO hnsines4 and he women
were lef. to mature their plans, Mr.. G bad
almost forgotten the, mornings threat
when while eating his dinner, he was
remin ded of ii by .overhearing his wife
directing a sssvapt 10 wait until the gentle
men returned to their Offices, and then 60 to
closet in certain room, get the hags be-
longing 10 ms w., md carry them as Pri-
va.ely rs possible to Haywoodss,ore, sell the
contents, and bring hesk ~ money imnsd
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-10-21
,,elv All mi. amused MIR. G. exceedingly.

ately. All this amused Mr., G. excesdingy'
He managed to gain the ear of his crony w.,
and informing him Of what he had heard
suggested the propriety of arpropriating the
rags, and drinking their wives healths from
the avails of the plunder. The latter appro-
we'd the plan, and they instantly entered upon
its accomplishment. stealthly approaching
the important closet, each of the gents seized
bag, and slipping quickly out of the back
door, by dodgine around out.houses and
skulking along fences, they succeeded in
reaching the store unperceived. They then
repaired to the paper store, where they dis
posed of their contents, one receiving fifty
six and the other sixty-nine cents. In fine
glee, at the success Of their undertaking, the
hopeful husbands then resorted TO the Man.
sion House, and proceeded to spend the avails
of the rags for sundry "creature comforts"
All went on merrily, and the fund was almost
exhausted, when, as they were leaning back
in their chairs, slipping each glass of good
wine-indulging in Jokes and refreshments at
the expense Of their wives-an acquaintance
came in, and addressing the clerk, said
fSam, have you heard what fine haul Hay
wood made this afternoon ?" "No," repied
the clerk, "what was !" "Why," said
the former speaker, he bought two bags of
paper rags, and paid about ten shiings for
them, and when he opened them what do
you suppose he found Two new dress coats
worth forty dollars apiece, four good satin
vests, and half dozen pair of broad-cloth
pants, and lots Of other first rate clothing,
worth at least one hundred and fifty dollars.
His boy don't remember of whom he bought
them. Pretty good afternoons trade, isn't
i,!" And off he went. In the meantime
the husbands had been far from inatteutive
listeners. Dropping his glass, and starting TO
his feet one of them exclaimed 10 his equally
agitated accomplice-"B Hevens! the wo-
men have made us sell our best clothes !!
DIN it, what pretty fix we are in" How
the clothes were returned, we know not, but
we have heard that the husbands expressed
lively anxiety that the affair might be for
gotten, and the wives soon after appeared in
new bonnets and shawls, and have never
since asked in vain for spending money.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-10-21
;NG EX &c " 80
rrpsT PaED6Iup6 PLANO ron rs

!va HE SU UBSCRIRER has been appointed agent
y for the sale OF CONRAD MEYERS GLE
BRATED PRE- lUM ROSE WOOD PlANos'
a this place. These Pianos have PLAIN mas
sive and beautiful exterior finish aud, Tor dep'n
Of tone. and elegance OF workmahsh'p' are ho'
surpassed by any IN the United S'a'es
ihr,e instruments are highly approved Of ny
the most eminent Professors and Composers OF
'Mns1 m this and other cities.
For QUALITIES OF tone. touch and keeping ~
tone npon Cotssft pitch, they cannot be suePas
isa by either American or European p'snos; :,
Suifise 81 10 say ths, Madame Castel'an. W
w.liare FisTs Trmps. and his SISTER. the cr'e-
Tfstsd pianist and many others oi the mosi dis
,,,no.,.hed prsloru,sts. have given these ins'In
,nYn,s prrlrrsnce over all others
Thsv have also = cpivsd The hIst notice o. 'n'
ih,se last Exhibitions aud the last Silver Media
Nv the F,snkiiu tnss,:use IN isa3 was AWARDED
10 Them. which. with other premiums from TN
came sosrc.. may be seenst the ware'room No
50 south Fourth 81.
ny -Another silver Media, was s~a'deu '" =
Never, by the Ftshkiin iastitutr' Oct 1910 10
m, hest PIANO III fr~ exhibition.
Ay.in-s, the exhibition Of the Franklin Inst
,.,. o., ,s46, the kfs premium and medal w
.w.,drd 10 e. Never for his Pianos although
ma brsn swarded a. the exhSh'ion "f the y1'
beIcrs. on ID. sronnd Thar hs had made s'iIi gre.
81 impioysmrnts in his Instruments within u
tag i2 months. pL,
Asain-st the last exhibition OF the Frank
instita,s. fsl7. smother Premium. was sweso s..,'
M.vsi. for The hest Piano N thr exhib'sia
n X6ttXr. u th.iJ last exhibition. Sept. isa
10 ~ fsesivsd ii. h,s silver Medal and :
z. ~, q kest square Pispc In the exh'e,t'o
pieEs. ~ ies 'ls.. -'o he sold Al the msenfsei
. sss. r.,Sc ns;,.I.lpAis pr,,, Il no, so~.,e,
vsv'sHevsG ra'.s rsoorst.d to csa s"d ex'
lesst. ss.I,ss. At The residence oi ,ns sev .
iss ~ sss@ss'''''r wy H. D. NAssEk'
elihs!- ,,s ,s1a
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-10-21
THE POST BOYS SONG.

The night is dark and the way is long
And the clouds are flying fast,
The night wind sings dreary song,
And the trees creak in the blast
The moon is down in the tossing sea
And the stars shed not ray,
The lightning flashes frightfully,
But must on my way.
Full many hundred time haveI
Gone o'er in the dark,
Till my faithful steeds can well descry
Each long familiar mark
Withal should peril come tonight
God have us in his care!
For without help and without light,
The beldest we'll beware.
Like shuttle thrown by the hand of fate,
Forwark and back go,
Bearing thread ltbe desolate
To darken theirweb of woe;-
And brighter thread to the glad OF heart,
And mingled one to all,
But the dark and the light cannot part
Nor alter thei. hues at all.
On, on my steeds the lightning's flash
An instant gilds our way.
But steady by that fearful crash
The heavens seemed rent away.
Soho now comes the blast anew,
And pelting food Of rain;
Steady IA sea seems bursting through
A rift in some upper main.
IT'S terrible night dreary hour.
Yet who will remember TO pray,
That the care Of the storm controlling
May be over the Post-boy's way!
The wayward wanderer from his home,
The sailor upon the sea,
Have prayers to bless them where they
roam, -ta4
Who ihinke,h topray for mes
But the storm abates-uprides the moon
Like ship upon the sea;
Now on my steeds!-this glorious moon
OF night so dark shall be
A scene for us. Toss high your heads,
And cheerily speed away,
We shall startle sleepers in their beds
Before the dawn of day,
Like shuttle thrown by the hand OF fa''
Forward and back 60,
Bearing thread 10 the desola,e
To darken their web of woe;
And a brighter thread to the glad Of hear
And mingled one for all
But the dark and the light | cannot part
Nor alter their hues at ALL d sisI