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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-03-23
Intelligence TO the latest moment.
LIvERPooL. Feb. 9th


BY Telegraph from London later advices have been
received from Paris. Things were more calm, and
great efforts making To restore confidence, but
it was feared that the calm was only the precursor to
further outbreaks.
The locality of Louis Philippe is uncertain. The
Duke de Nemours' destination is England.
The excitement in the provinces equal to that in
the Capital. The of the Revolution Gui-
cots prohibition Of the great reform banquets
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
State Of Indiana, Marion County. IS.
the February OF the Marion PROBATE Court, A ID le4e
"A declared George Keer deceased To he
probably eiheene required e Their Claims
for allowance the said Probate Court winn zen
will be entitled 10 pay ment
Feb 2lst 1913. SINS BENNETT ISAAC AdminislaloI.
ruVHE suppressed history the naturalization Of John ADAMS
from 1877 1901, printed and suppressed w ieoz ~
John Wood Published with and appendix LOT SAFE
by e2 HOOD NULL.
UUsT RECEIvED-Hsorica view Of the Literature Of the
81 Smsud. De sIsmondl editcd
with aud life Of the author By Thomas Roscoe by
90 HOOD e NObtE.
"A % HOOD NOBLE.
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ANNUAL SALARIES.

The clergy, regular ana secular, number about
10000 or at least 1900, including lay brothers of
converts and other subordinates. In 1921 the regu-
lar clergy divided into ii provinces, possessing
$50 converts, and some 1000 friars.
There are six colleges In the quasi republic Of
Mexico for the propagation of the faith, to which
attached some sixiy-two missions, twenty of which
are in Upper Cafornia-a larger number by all odds,
than will be hereafter required in that section of the
country, after its occupation by COL Stevenson and
his military settlers.
While the church has thus been accommodating re-
sources in the midst of series of civil wars extend
ing through nearly half century, including the out
break with Old Span the State, up TO 1872 presents
the following deficit Of Indebtedness:
Internal debt ....................s SIS, $50, GOO
English ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10000, 600
United States claims and interest," say. 10,O0O,O00
Copper 20 be redeemed. .............. 1000, 600
Loans and claims. .................. 500 900
s92,O5O 900
Add probable expenses OF the with
United States, to April, 1547......'. 100000
Total debt. ............- S142, $50 600
which presents the republic Of Mexico 10 the world
in the most deporabe condition Of any nation the
face of the earth since the reign Of terror in France
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Markets.

CINCINNATI March is.
FLoUEvey limited sales bs from railroad and 100 do
from canal AT 81 40, decline uf loo per hh.
PRovIsIoEsNot much done Meats to-day very small lot
6 brei Mess and Prime Pork 81 SO and So OF Lard $50
and 500 No l. sold 200 do do. short time,
&C.; 81 do and 40 brls No from canal at Sic.
MoLAssEs- Sales of 50 barrels New Orleans al 26c.
CLOVER SEEDaes of 10 50 40; 10 do al
SO per BUSH bTs-
DRfED Peaches 81 so; 100 do
Apples do. at 80 95c.
of 100 kegs Nos and twist in lots. and
COyyrrsaes of 100 bags good fair Rio landing nc
western Waters.
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Notice.
Railroad Notice.

An election will be held in the County Seminary in the
town Of Geencastle Putnam county "Wednesday the 9th
Of April next-or the election of thirteen directors for the
year S48 in the Terre Haute and Richmond Railroad Com
pany Polls will be opened at 10 O'Clock A. NJ StOckho
ders in said Company will take notice
By order Of the Directors. c. ROSE, President.
SAMUEL CRAWFORD, Secretary pro fem
TERRE HAure March 9 IS4S S9-n
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April Election.

OF We requested to announce ABRAHAM
BEATTY. a candidate for constable, at the ensuing
April election.
August Election.
lP We requested 10 announce CHARLES STEPHENS
candidate for The Office Of Recorder of Marion
County at the ensuing election, by MANY CITIZENS.
OF We are requested TO announce ZENAs LAKE as
a candidate for Recorder of Marion county.
MEssRs EDITORS Please state that on the coming
county Democratic Convention, JACOB VANDEGRIFF
will be proposed for nomination candidate for the
Office of Sheriff of Marion county.
MANY DEMOCRATS.
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RAILROAD NOTICE.

TERRE HAUTE, March ID, 1S4S.
Messs ]. s. BoBBs, S. w. NORRIS, N McCARrY, Commits
sioners, Indianapolis.
Gentemen At meeting of the directors of the Terre
Haute and Richmond Railroad Company held this day.
following order made viz:
Ordered that books for subscription Of stock be opened
al Indianapolis 10Th ns and remain open twenty days,
and that notice be given to the commissioners different
points, all the books LIST of Apr-and that they
make and forward 10 Greencaste by 10 O'Clock A NJ Of
9th April complete and 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 the Tee Hsuie and
Richmond Railroad Company Office of J. Bobb in
Indianapolis the 10Th int and will keep them open for
twenty days thereafter One dollar per share is required
be paid subscribing.
March 7th lS48. J. s. B0BBS,
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Hats. Caps, Elatter's Furs and Trim-
innings.
TIE subscribers receipt OF their spring stock q
goods comprising quality 81 fur and silk hats and
90 their
well Of Panama, Leghnrn, Braid aud Palm
Iaf Hats
he purchased in anv market. SHERWOOD CHACE
Corner Of Main aud Fifth Streets Cincinnati. o.
February 10, ls4s. si-4wt
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Wesfern xEnfers.
From washington.

The River during the ending Sunday evening fell abe
II feet, but had nearly 10 stand.
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NOTICE,

VNTBEREAS vile, Margaret Ha ydon, has LEFT bed
w and eloped without all
harbor said Margaret will
sible any debts contracted by her
GARNET HAYDON.
wsverly Morgan county. Illinois. Feb -. lsss e93w
The Middle Kingdom.
OF the geography education social lie
N religion. &C. Of the Chinese Empires vols
m.rcA& IS MoRRIsoN 4 TALBOT.
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BY an estimate before US. the church property of
Mexico IS set down at the following valuation:
Real property in town and country $4,000. 900
Churches, houses, converts, curates, dwell
lings. furniture, jewels, precious yes-
sells, &C. ............... $4,000, 900
Floating capital, with other funds, and the
capital required to produce the sum an
nually received in aims. ............ 10000. 900
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Washington city Canal.
MAYORS OFFICE, Washington, Dec. q

MAYORS OFFICE, Washington Dec %, lS4S-
TN virtue of the first section of the for the improve
ment Of the Washington City Canal, approved Deem
Der lS 1913, in the following words, viz
sBe enacted &C. That the mayor be- and he is hereby,
reqne sted invite proposals. by twenty days public
ce, two OF the daily newspapers of the city and the
Washington News for the removal OF the deposes in the
Washington CANAL restore to its original depth of
less than four feet, at ordinary low tide for
repairing, substantial and durable manner, the diapi
dated side walls for reforming modifying such angles,
basins, abutments, recommended BY the surveyor in
his report be deemed expedent and for the
construction OF such dams. cespoo other works
be deemed secure the canal far prac,
CABLE from future injury, by the washing in of from
lateral streams CUTTERS and having first prepared
by the surveyor such other may be employed
such diagrams and spec catons will exhibit the nature,
descriptions and of the several kinds of work be
done'-t tt
Proposals will be received by the mayor until Saturday,
the 18th OF January, lSt9 inclusive for The execution OF all
the works mentioned in the foregoing said first section
All needul Information in regard the quantity and de-
scrpton.of each kind OF work be done be Obtained
by application Mr. Charles b. Clskey city surveyor
his Office, City Hall, who is instructed to prepare and
hbit plans and specifications explanatory thereof:
The proposals will the price, per cubic yard for the
excavation and renewal OF the deposit; and the price
perch the different kinds of work, (25 cubic feet
to the perch also the lime within which the work will be
completed. -s . ~,
Dec. 2i-td w. w. SEATON, Mayor
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Tom Jones, that exquisite picture OF human manners
will outlive the palace of the escura and the imperial
eagle OF the house OF Austria" AS umes CO." the full
hlment OF this prediction seems much nearer than he
could have imagined 1t TO be- The house OF Austria
however. proverbally lucky; its military strength is
The two most potent of the new anarchical journals
are the PePe by Proudhon, who stands at the head of
the apatcal Missionaries and disorganizers the price is
i've dollars per annnm; the other is entitled the Demo
cfa'c and Soerd Repofuilon, and issues from nume
rous association who have specially undertaken propa
gdndisn the subscription is three dollars .,.Isst
congress OF the democratic press has Just temi-
mated It's session IN This capital Fifty journals were rep
resented They solemnly protest against 'the fede-
allst and counter revolutionary tendencies of the
gress OF the depa press, and adhere 10 the
nation of Ledru Rollin Some Of the organs of the
moderate party twt NJ Lamartine with having aban-
doned the discussion OF the constitution in the As
sembly after his two ambitious harangues, of
which gave the finishing, blow to the vital project OF
Senate Under pelext OF rnendng his health he repair
ed TO his province, in ORDER 70 deliver there speeches
and replies to addresses which might help him
ddae Tor the Office of President. There remained to be
settled principles and provisions of the constitu
ton, of the Importance. 1t not officially
nounced that the affirmative final vote the constitution
was TO be signazed bya discharge of cannon. The
subject not at all in the minds of the world out of
the Assembly. My family and myself, like most OF the
inhabitants at home abroad startled by the roar,
and imagined an instruction in some quarter Under
the fear, the boucvaIs soon became crowded with
inqurers The next day. few OF the journalists affirm
ed that the silence of the government INTENTIONAL
scheme ascertain whether the aubourgs disposed
to break out anew by sympany with supposed com
motion. In fact, the Mon,teW informed that num-
Der of nsgaors rsd in TO excite the faubougs by
the tale that the military authorities were firing social
banquet most of them arrested. is affirmed in
the anarchical and other macontent journals that the
grand ceremonial of The PRONUNCIATION of the constitution
Sunday last, the laborng classes absented them
selves and that the concouYse, besides the official and
military, was not large This is untrue was in the
middle of the Place de Concorde between 10 and H. and
even then the thong was immense. Notwithstanding
the extreme ncenency OF the weather. the troops and
the national guards appeared in full numbers and equip
men before o'clock. From that hour until o'clock,
we saw under us, from windows on the Rue de Ruo
H. unremitng stream of passengers to the magnificent
show: one half, at least consisted OF the working
remark ed several times TO the persons neA me that
since March, such multitude of biOses had not been
witnessed any day in the streets for peaceable
purpose. af'ae'3l 4t
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Transportation OF stores.


NAVY DEPARTMENT,
Bureau of Provisions and Clothing, Dec. ii, 1873.
PROPOSALS. sealed and endorsed Proposals for freight
Pensacola" will be received at this bureau until
O'Clock, p. m, Thursday the 18th day of December,
1885, for the transportation OF 500 barrels (more or ies OF
government stores, from the navyyard, BROOKLYN New
York, to the navy-yard at Pensacola, Florida.
The offers state the price asked per BARREL without
distinction between and dry and each barrel (or two
half barreis of beef pork, flour, rce vinegar, pickles.
whiskey, dried apples will be considered as barrel
all packages be estimated at the rate OF % cubic
feet barrel whatever they may contain; and IN me
of all casks other than barrels, the hits VIII
be deducted Ten fair weather working lay days TO be
allowed at the port of Brooklyn for taking in cargo, and
fifteen weather working lay days to be allowed at Pen
sacoa for dischargng the same NO prmaBe 10 DC al
lowed.
Payment be made by any navy agent In the United
Stacs to be selected by the bidder, and named in the
charter party, within thirty days after producing satisiac
tory evidence of delivery of the The vessel
must pass the usual Inspection and be at the Brooklyn
navyyard by LIST day of January lS ready TO receive her
cargo and II presented for examination within three
days after being notified Of her acceptance the bureau wi
consider itself liberty offer the freight to the next low
est bidder, TO make such arrangements as may best SUBJ
the public interest.
Dec I2-lawtd.
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TO PERPETUATE PEACE.

IJUBBELL'S PATENT FIRE-ARMS.-This gun loads
III at the breech, the prime pie, regards setting
home the charge, of loading from the muzze the differ
being that the load is required pass three inches
its rest, instead OF the length of (may beg moist
barrel; the mechanical structure embodies the best scen
tc pnc piles for this purpose, and enables person
load and fire the gun the of three hundred times
hours and keep the gun cean the load always dry make
fire, and burn the powder WELL which, with the
fit of the ball. enables it also shoot with unusual
power and precision.
The shoots either ball and buckshot, fine shot, and
is useful for both sporting and warlke purposes
They made to ORDER either in muske, rifle, carbne,
and shotgun FORM and delivered governments, indvid
uals organized bodies of whose purposes
variance with the institutions laws OF the United
States.
For particulars, address, post paid,
VIM. w HUBBELL,
Aug. lit Patentee, Philadelphia.
subscriber has loaded and fired the muske
cuty.fp pnt.a
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NAVY DEPARTMENT,
Bureau Of Provisions and Clothing, Dec, H. 1913.
PROPOSALS, sealed and endorsed Proposals for freight
to the coast of Africa, will be received at this bureau
until o'clock, on Thursday, the iih day OF January
lSl9 for the transportation of 200 barrels (more ess)
from the navyyard at Charlie sown, Mas
sachuelts, the consgnce Port Praya Cape de Verde
The offers must the price asked per barrel, without
distinction between wet and dry; and each barrel Cor two
halt barels) of beef pork, -four, ce vinegar pickles.
whiskey, dried apples will be considered barrel
all other packages to be estimated at the of 81 cubic
feet to barrel, whatever they may contain and the
of all casks other than barrels the fhs will
be deducted Ten air-weaher working lay days be al
lowed the of Charesown for taking and
fifteen farweather working lay days to be allowed Port
Praya for dscharging the NO pmage TO be allowed
Payment TO be made by any navy agent in the United
States be selected by the bidder, and designated in the
charter party, within thirty days after producing satisac
tory evidence of the delivery of the cargo The vessel
pass the usual Inspection and be at the Charlesown
yard by the day January lSt9 ready her
cargo and if presented for examination within three
days being notified of her acceptance the bureau will
itself liberty offer the freight TO the low
bidder make such arrangements may best sub
the public interest
Dec I2-lawtd
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DUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE CITY LOTS.-Under
the authority Of deed OF trust from Richard Thomp-
son and wife William Prou dated 1lh October, 1897,
and recorded ber w. b., No o. folio 458 of the land
records OF Washington county, d. O. the subscriber Cub
stted us trustee IN the place said Prou deceased
decree of the District Of Columbia
highest bidder all the right title, and interest OF said
Thompson and wife, IN three lots OF ground IN the city Of
Washington being moIey of lots Nos. z, g. and b in
square 5IS These lots located north of the Jail.
Terms Oneiourth OF the purchase money to be paid in
hand the day OF sale and the residue in twelve,
and eighteen months from that day, with interests the
chaser give bond and security for the deferred payments,
and deed OF trust on the premises. l.. u. f5s qf
The tide believed be unquesionabe, but the sub
scrbe selling trustee viii convey only such is vested
in him 81
The sale will take place the premises at IL O'Clock,
on Thursday the 18th January next
CASSIUS F. LEE, Trustee.
l2---eodts .
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TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

The OF will upon
payment Of the subscription be made n advance.
Distant Subscribers forward oney by possgs
on which viii be by and all assumed by il.
safe transmission
The COUNTRY PAPER published try weekly during
sons of Congress, and semi weekly during
Subscriptions period ess than year received
terms ropsrtionedt TO the above annual rates.
o. POSTMAsTERs authorized TO agents by
sending DAILY with SO enclosed
WEEKLY subscribers with s2o enoosed Eve wEEKLYsub
scrbers enclosed entied copy
edition they furnish subscribers s,afis. NJ
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A CARD.-Mrs. BEMAN begs leave most resp

a
"A inform members OF Congress and gentlemen of Wash
ngton generally that in accordance with her announce
she has again arrived in town from New York, for
the purpose of taking orders for Shirts be by
and executed her Shirt Establishment, l29 Nassau
street New York She received large number of orders
when here last spring, and will refer those who
then honored her with their custom Gentlemen who do
want shirts Immediately may call on her now and have
their mea sure taken and send the orders her
New York any me and from part of the country
pleasure She may be with her latest styles and
patterns of shirts and collars from to II o'clock the
United States Hotel, Pennsylvania avenue.
N. b. Mrs Beman will remain in town but one week.
say till Friday the I'D instant.
Dec. 20-G
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1ENTLEMEN'S SyEAR.-A. III. YOUNG, three door
" west of Browns Hotel, has and keeps constantly
hand large and beautiful stock OF ready made goods
for penemen consisting OF every variety of garments in
quality and style to SUIT the present fashion Gentlemen
can RELY upon getting garments well and made if
ordered, and often better s.
Also every description of fancy goods; fine yoke-neck
Shirts fresh from New York best french kid gloves, all
coors best wooien and silk in short, every article to
complete a gentlenan's wardrobe
Measures lakeu and suits made order. Prices uniform.
Te,,ns cash .l... Dec 3-3taw4wif
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SyTRAYED from their owners, two Cows, to the
- premises of James Litte, the Congress buryng
ground. The hereby notified 10 come
forward prove property aud pay all lawful charges
The cows both small OF them is rcd, with the
cepon of her Hanks aud lace, which white The
other is a brown buffalo
Dec l6-Iaw3w
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NEW MUsIC-Just received the following new and
popular music at the old established store, door
east Of 18th street Pennsylvania avenue which will be
sold the reduced price of four cents Page BENZ one
third less than the regular price. VIM floOHbh'
The Emma Waltz, by III. Rohbock.
The Oornet Polka, by O. f, Rudolph.
The Pearl Polka, do do
The Polka Mitairc by JOS Gung'
G. Martll's Quadrics, by ii. Bohlman
lie Doux Souvenir, by Cramer.
Chant National de Charles VI, by Schubert.
Blue Eyed Kathleen, by w. Maynard.
can't Make up my Mud, by Grobe.
Sunset the Sea, do
Love me--not with Fancy, do
Beauties OF the Opera, by Atwell.
Dec l3-3iaW2W
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GADsBy's NEW HVTEL
Corner Of PennsyIvsnia avenue and Third street.
Near the railroad depot, Washington city.
Aug. l-eodlyif
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Tickets 81: obtained Ceci's Drng Store, George
town; Ridgeways First Ward; McCery " Clements,
Second Ward; Patterson's. Third Ward WIN, I'll. Win
er's, Fourth Ward; Dr. Gardeners, Fifth Ward I'D. e.
Heaily. Sixth Ward; and at the door the evening Of
the ball
Dec Is
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GRAND SCHEMES,
FOR DECEMBER, 1913.
J. w. MAURY ~ CO., Managers.
S45 ,2s2-5 Of S9,OOo-5 of So, 900.
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY.
For endowing Leesburg Academy and for other purposes
Glass No. 7S, for lSiS.
To be drawn in Alexandria, Va, Saturday December
30, 1913.
SPLENDID SCHEME;
capital OF $45,2S2 10 prizes of 1890
prizes OF 5000 70 do UW
do 5000 80 do 800
10 do 800 &C. &c. NC
IS number lottery-12 drawn ballots.
Tickets S0-Halves S5-Quaers 81 80.
Certificates of packages of Is whole tickets, l3O 90
DO do Of % halt do. 10 90
Do do of Is quarter do. 81 90
Orders for tickets and shares and certificates OF racka
ges in the above splendid lotteries will receive the most
prompt attention, and official account of each drawing
immediately after is to all who order from us
Address, ]. ~ G. MAURY,
Agents for J. w. Maury ~ Co., Managers,
Dec Alexandra, Virginia.
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ERrtheM ware, China, GIasS, &c.

.ttI .U ERrthenware, China, Glass, &c.
THOMAS PURSELL has just imported, per ships Elsi-
and Monument, from Liverpool, and other sources,
his fall supply OF hundred and twenty seven packages
of the above articles of The latest Styles comprising almost
every article in his line of business, which will be sold,
wholesale and retail, at the very lowest prices
fine assortment of goods, suitable for groce
ries first quality stone ware factory prices pipes
boxes, &c THOMAS PORSEL.L,
Penn. avenue, opposite Browns Hotel.
nac lIni
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I,LEGIBLE Office Rooms 10 Ict.-lrhe rooms in The,
r. building the OF and 18th west now
occupied by M st q. Clarke esq and by Chas w. Pao,
will be for after the 9Th inst. These
most eIgibIy situated for Office banking purposes Ono
of them has ire-prooi vault. For terms apply 10
Dec 6-T RID. SMITH Cashier.
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ERENcH JUVENILE sooKs.-Imported from p, -.

LRENCH JUVENILE BOOKs.-mpored from Paris,
by r. TAYLOR, for sale in ornamental bindings at 81
cents each. with engravings.
Alexis, lie jeune Artistic, par NJ p. Marcel
Louise ct Vctorne, on Travail ct Vertue, par Mdme
Fauanc.
lie Matre d Ecole de Montiguy.
Etudes Historiques a usage dc la Jeunesse
lie Tour du Monde, on les mile ct Merveiles, par
Guerin -
Jean ct Marie, les Fruits dune bonnie Education.
lie Jeune Henri, uadut de rAlIemand de Schmd.
tdouard, on l'Eniant Gate, par Fable Guerinet.
Marie, on la Corbele de Fieurs
Hsoriettes pour les Eniants, Outrage auoriso rUn
verse.
lie Tour de France, Antoine ct Joseph
lie Bon Fills, par Mime Melanie Dumont.
Theatre de la Jeunesse.
Joseph lsdoe, lie Danger des Mauvaises Compag-
mics.
Contes pour les Enfants
lie Bon tridolin ct le Mechant Therry.
And others, numerous the limits of advertise
y n -
Dec %.