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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-05-04
Important from Texas
Letter from DR. benson.

ANoEIANA, CHEROKEE COUNTY, TEXAS
convinced that the "CALOMEL system practice
carried thousands Of thousands unmey grave,
great pleasure informing you that
ING PILLS heavy tariff that odious OF
raj poison pTacliced in this country.
the sale OF pills with
and almost absolute contempt Mr. Cray OF your
tell the situation avng been
confined nearly three years with Diabetes mmoderaie
urne and
had exhausted in the study of medicine and
could do much believe myself one hour!
Mr. Gray he might leave package Of each kind Of
would advance him dollars and them If they did
Inc any good pay him the balance II he might take
his pills. and the ID In the course OF ten months have
urpentine occasionally BATH and
aln now as STOUT As EVER WAS! must your pills
the credit. believe them excellent IN all CHRONIC AFFEC
TIoNs as we'll almost CERTAIN SPECIFIC in every form
Of Fever.
During last summer brought your pills into notice among host Of
CALOMEL DOCTORS-at rst, with considerable difficulty But
power certainty their reputation spreading far and wide
in Texas.
have sold most Of large you and the demand dali
Yesterday had application for all had left, and
another
and the beg let him have half Of what had laid
away for my therefore, send SIX dozen
Pills. by mall the moment receive this Direct
to Douglass P. o: Cherokee county Texas
Yours, with much esteem,
A. C. benson, NJ. d.
For SALE wholesale aud retai at the mandatory OF DR.
BIZ AGG, No. North Third 81. Louis. los
" For sale and TeiaI; by s. J. WADE and TOM
LINSON BROTHERS, indianapolis; H. L. GREEN, Browns
TER Jamestown B. SWEENEY, Royon; DAVID WOOD
FORD, Thorntown LANE x SION, Lebanon; PITZER
WELSH Eagle Village; GRAFTON JOHNSON Greenwood
MANWARING * ADAMS, Franklin; n. ID. ROBINS, Edin
burg EDWARD p DAY, Shelbyville LUDLOW * KENE
DY Marion; BAYLEY, Freeport; II. PERSON, Green
6eld WIN. SILVER Pendleton; WILLIS @. ATHERToN
AndersonowR; J. HoGkEr s flaTheo; j. W. "ALroN
25th. l547. epWNSWNCSns
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-05-04
LATER STILL!

a 4 MAYHEw's may found a Staple and
N Fancy Dry Goods choice Family Groceries &c. which they
determined to sell at the lowest possible prices for
ing purchased cash low they will moi be undeold.
Their stock consists part Of the following variety viz:
Dress Goods, &c.
French Scotch, English, and American Gnghams;
Irish Poplins. Linen Ginghams
Oregon Checks Sranadine;
Fancy Plaid and Mode Berages;
Foolhsrl and Princess Paid Sifs
Changabe 'eLanes and Oxford Plaids;
Fancy Plaid and Figured Lawns, &c
Bingham, Lawns and Chambray Ginghams;
Plain and Plaid Jaconets Swiss Null
Victoria India Book Muslins;
French English and Areriran Prints;
Bro. French Linens: Black, Blue and Brown Hollands
III and 10 4 brown and beached Sheetings
A. super. unbleached Musns
Fancy, Mode, Thibet and DeLaine Shawls;
Fine Berage and Cleopatra ShawB;
Seasonable Bonnet and Cap Trimmings
Linen Cambria, and Linen Handkerchiefs;
Cotton and Linen Bohin Thread, Jaconet, &c;
Swiss Edgings and Inserings;
Silk, ngrain Black oil dressed beached mixed and brown
Hose, assorted Misses do;
Super Kid and Embroidered silk Gloves;
Dress Buttons and Gimps
Linen Tapes Braid and Bohn and Coronation Cord;
Parasols and Ladies' Umbrellas
Nankeens and Satin, Jeans
French and English bro. and check Linens.
variety goods for and Youths
complete assortment Family
April Is, 1913. 100 3mos
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-05-04
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under signed administrator
the OF Thomas Kow deceased will the 25th day Of
May, of O'Clock NJ and O'clock
public his residences Wayne
ship the MarOn State OF Indiana the estate
five and
furniture farming utensils and other valuable
The terms will be the time and place Of
CHARLES KETROV, Admir-
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-05-04

No. n pursuance law JAMES X POLK. President Of the
that public sales will be held Land of
s N s 81 s s. q a. The sSs .,s %
cessiOns in said State to wit:
the fourth day Of September the disposal OF public Lands
within aforementioned townships townships,
tA Of tie base as and Of the second priaepa meridian
the MIAMI sssss rsr s oas anu
twenty in the former Miami Reserve" OF ranges two
three, four, 1--WE. and six
''Great Miami Reserve" of range
miles srare IN tIe salamanis iv., - n go "a ~
land Office PORT WAYNE, com1,sncne on Monday
lands within the aforementioned townships
North Of and If the second PRINCIPAL an
Townships TIVE MY ur and and and ac
townships twenty fOur twenty Eve twenty
ships thrhree and thirty fourth the ner Beys
s sew and the m,
townships thirty four in the former reserve
at ala, Bely's village of range eight
Of SSH miles square Wabash river and
fractional township thyone, in the former
township twenty SEVEN former reserve at @Fat
Rock fractional townships twenyeght thirty,
the former reserves AT the ooIh the AbOe
coon vsge and fractional throne in the former
Fractional townships twentyegh tenyn and
rivsr' s'RacoOn viage range eleven
Fractional townships and twenty
ssNouth of river OF range Twelve
the Land Office WINAMAC commencing on kIondav the
twenty fh day September disposal public lands
within the aforementioned townships vii:
North Of the base line aad " the
Fractional townships
the former 'Great Miami Reserve" OF
Townships twenty four, five,
township twenty la the former "Gesi
and three
Townships twenty twenty twenty and fractional
nshlps and
Reserve and the Reserve
range four
fractional townships
between the Wabash and OF
Lands appropriated by for the
and alternate sections granted
the OF aiding said Stale opening
Of the Wabash Eren rp
ected and approved under August s42 lieu OF
the portions f said alternate sections Indian
under the treaties, viii be excluded
lands will sold
provided An A
the right OF preempt0n TO actual
treaty from the Miami Indians in Indiana approved
Angus, 1876 And
the appointed nd n the
advertised with all Convenient DISPATCH have
longer private entry Of lands
will he admitted until after the
Given under hand the this twenty
fifth day OF May donin thousand eight hundred az
forty
Blythe President: JAMES X. POLK.
RICHARD NJ. YOUNG,
Commissioner of the General Land Office
NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.
Every entitled TO the right preemptiOn lands
within tine townships and racto townships
lie
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-05-04
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE.

county, State OF Indiana IN certai therein
pending for the partition OF real estate wherein Mock and
are peoners Samuel Beaver and Others defend
ants by w the I'd day OF June
10 O'Clock. A. NJ and O'Clock p M
offer al public sale half Of the south quarter Of section
No. Is of township IL NORTH Of al the house In
the town of Indianapolis following
purchase he paid cash in hand third 20 ne
psd in tweyc months the remaining third be paid in
eighteen months the OF sale the last payments be
secured b notes good freehold security made payable without
any relief from valuation apprais
ALEXANDER WILSON,
CHARLES MCCONNELL, , Commits
JOSEPH HELPMAE,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-05-04
PERU RAILROAD COMPANY.

State of Indiana, Upton County, IS.
ORDERED by the Board of Directors of the Peru and Indian
apos Railroad Company that there of
consisting of Messrs Samuel Dale and Austin W. Morris APP
Indianapolis conditional sLbscr ipons and
donations with location of the
said road that place and said committee required
Immediately upon the deolvng upon them under this
order they be enabled to the board of directors
earliest
lost ertanng and determining said location that the road
be permanently and finally located and put under contract
from that point Noblesvhe Aud that like committee Of
three consisting Of Messrs T. T. r. Butler and
committee appointed for indianapolis required publish in tho
Sentinel and Journal this order Of this hoard
be received.
Newton jackson, Secretary certify the foregoing to he
witness whereof have hereurto hand and the
Upton this of March
NEWTON J. JACKSON, Secretary P. h |. r. r. C.
the above notice. the undersigned commission
PURPOSE will
the OF the indianapolis Depot the Peru Railroad
House. MONDAY 9Th day May
the hours Of O'Clock, A. M. and 3o'closk P. M.
SAML. DALE lcw.--..-
w. MORRIS, So""s'o"ei''
066wt1thmay journal copyl
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-05-04


NOTICE hereby that the sales Of THE lands in the Mi
In ami cession Indiana ordered by proclamation of the Pre-
sden Of the United States dated the 25h day OF May ls
held the Land Office the 9th Of September
l64 at the Land Office at Fort Wayne the goth September
lS47 and the Land Office Wnamac the 9th September
1877 and which sales by public the I'd day OF
July 1877 declared Re postponed until and
the 10th December 1884, hereby declared to be m further
poned until and commence the Land Once al Indianapolis
Monday the LIST day OF May 1885 the Land Office at Fort
Wayne Monday the 5h day OF May 1885, and at the Land M
fee Winamac Monday. the 18th day Of May, 1873
Given under hand the City Washington,
teenth day Of July, domini lS47.
By order of the President,
! RICHARD NJ. YOUNG,
SO Commissioner Of the General Land Office
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-05-04
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NOTICE.

NOTICE hereby given that the undersigned has this day taken
" of sdmnsr alton the estate Of Thomas Ket
persons indebted said
forthwith and all
said will them early day for allowance Said
estate is probably solvent. CHARLES KETROW, Admir-
Anri2 1913. lO33w
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-05-04
RICHARD NJ. YOUNG, Commissioner,


The mineral lands included IN the foregoing en-
of Michigan and
valuable by the exhaustess mines OF copper
and other found therein.
considerable number mines already been dscov
trap bordering Lake SUPERIOR and within
geological character OF the country
equally MORE valuable will be found throughout THIS whois
"mineral region
In worked copper found almost purei
discovered the world Silver
also found in considerable quantities
materials the construction OF furnaces,
smelling abundance IN the immediate
mineral face OF the country
SUCH require but lc il artificial drainage,
aud are worked 10 great advantage.
cold interrupt the
operations the mne In fact tha considered the
favorable for their operations.
lands the shore OF Lake Su
Which several safe excellent harbors the
aton ;hererom by the Sau Ste Marie Lakes
Huron furnish ready of Transporting the
ducts S these lands the principal markets oil the United
States very trfing cost.
this office. that the agr
fair qualify producing the usual culinary
vegetables in abundance and doubt when the soil
fairly titled win be found favorable grain elso and
products fair price and good market will be found
Timber such yellow pine, maple yellow
birch &c. U.s. In many places very abundant and py hs hfy
growth gives evidence Of the ehness Of the SOIL
the other valuable IN
derived the geological survey
&C. which cannot he embraced in this brief notice. will be Ere
early before the commence
commissioner OF the General Land once.
Ap. 49, l04tJy 6-i0w
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-05-04
LIsI, OF LETTERS

FMANING in the Post Once Indianapolis. Indiana, on
= = Nav lS4s
GfPrsOas calling for these letters wiH please 10 say
ADVERTISED
The inland postage all letters papers for Foreign
Countries must be prepaid Ohsricise they cannot be for
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-05-04
EOUN ID.

an bridge Louck brewery lndn napos, small Mooc
POCKET BOOK, supposed TO belong named
Francis Jones' containing valuable and small amount Of
money which the have by calling the Sentinel Office
and pa wing The Of this advertisement.
Indianapolis May J, ls46 lO5-3w
WEISTORICAL ard Secret Memoirs OF Empress Josephine
4 n just received. MORRISON TALBOT
maya One door Of Browning's
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-05-04
WABASH AND ERIE CANAL,
ENnrAN

6tANAL LETTING.-The undersigned will received sealed
~ proposals. at Terre Hane Idiana the gath day Of May
next for the OF forty miles Of the Wabash and Erie
Canal extending from Terre Haue Point Commerce. the
west fork of White river The line will be divided into scsions
mile length will embrace the Of work
presented similar division of canai amongst which
reservoir number Of ~Ks culverts, &C. together
wi the rebuilding Of roon the Eel river dam and the
guard lock connecc@ sncrcvvifh.
Payments ~ m the par funds.
To 1e to be let will be ready for inspection by the 18th OF
May by the goth of that MONTH the plans specifics es
quantities. will be exhibited the Engineers ofc
in Terre Haute-
Dsted Terre iiapis 18th March, 1873.
CHARLES BUTLER
THO. n. BLAKE.
AUSTIN NJ. PUETT,
Trustees OF the Wabash and Erie Canal.
March 30. &c sw 2oh May.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-05-04
WONDERFUL CURES.
Highly Important TO Families.

Floods Of testimony constantly pouring an IRON
all quarters an tdpor Of The great Po'cers and e1i-
cacy Of DR.. Bragg's Indian Queen Vegetable Su-
gar Coated PiHS. Doctors and others sending
from all directions, account Of the wonderful
cures they perform. Ministers, Foreign ConSuls,
DC. dc. daily adding their certificates Of the
rare virtues Of this deSerredly popular medicine.
IL is no iCOnder there as so great a run for ii.
ENRON the Of strong gratifying letters almost daily
IL from the named
praise Of DIR. BRACES invaluable Pills. select the fol-
lowing, from DIR. benson, physician Of large practice, high
standing of observation and reflection, who
sides county Texas. fail this
wheming evidence striking of Dr. Bgg Pills in the
CHRONIC COMPLAINTS, wella the ordinary
Fevers and Aguss this climate Had room could
add equally satisfactory testimony om high Of the
Of Dr. Bags popular Pills Of the old chronic
and complaints which affect mankind There telling
what this wonderful medicine will II thor0u ghy tried and
the directions strictly followed which each box.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-05-04

Thing Certain, that wistar Balsam Of Wild Cherry
remedy for all distressing coughs and diseases
of the Lungs The being performed really astonishing
world Dr. wisar celebrated preparation wholly inno
emedybeng composed principally Of the Wild Cherry aud
Pine; combined by medical process With the
genuine Iceland Moss another Of Natures great euraves for pull
monary diseases.
Besides its astonishing efficacy the diseases above mentioned
very eectuaI remedy in Asthma the complaint in
which been extensively used with decided
cases of years standing.
only from regular physician has been well
tested in all the complaints for which it Is recommended
l1z- See advertisement. Got. CHI
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-05-04
~ GREAT INCONSISTENCY!- Physcians

prescribe DR.. ROGERss LlvERWORT AND TAR IN the last
stages hopeless OF CONSUMPTION after all
failed has proved itself 10 be the most
traodnay medical aid in curing that disease Now this medicine Is
the ncipien such COUGH COLDS, &C.
&C. far gone before liberation takes
seldom fail in breaking the most
distressing Cough Cold hours me if the directions
strictly followed The GENUINE DR.. ROGERS LIvERWORT
AND TAR which makes wonderful for sale by
VIM. HANNAMAN, opposite thePost Office. No5tch
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-05-04
FARM FOR SALE.

DESIRE eighty OF land in Marion county on VII
liams's creek eight north Indianapolis, within
three quarters Of White River There Is good mill
mill In good running order,
in use md There Is good double
premises bearing orchard Of cultivated fruit
vel of waie improved and under cultivation and
ten acres in pasture Of sac0De third down. the balance
one ana Of Charles Haem, living the
ises on s. A Fletcher, Indianapolis 105-3md
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-05-04

NOTICE TO PREEMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every entitled to the right preemptOn lands
within tine townships and enumerated
required establish the Regis
and Receiver of the Land Office
for the two dollars per acre. the price by act Il
third OF August 1885, after seeing
and before the day appointed
public sale of the lands embracing the claimed otherwise
such claim shall be forfeited. RICHARD NJ. YOUNG,
Commissioner Of the General Land Once
March 4. sat IL May lOwis.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-05-04

A.
And ess ChAs
Allen John
Albright Frederick
Anderson Ely
Adams John .
Adams Miss z
Adams Benz
Askreen Thomas
ASkns Thomas
Apple John 8
r.
B over Abraham
Bryan John
Bates Smith
Buist Thomas 2
Bacon Hiram 2
Brown 8 @
Brenker August
Barns Miss E 8
Bafnhill VIM
BOdkin Alexander
Bonnie sWm
Baxter Thomas
Belts Thos J
Brady Hon Henry
Blackburn VIM
Brition Miss Z
Bryon +
Barrett Caroline
Barnhill Dan
Barnhill John
Jarrett Isaac
Bradley J w
Button Harrison
Biles VIM.
Beeler Sarah
Butler J II
BRENNAN James
Britton j 8 .
G..
Catterson II r
cunningham Nancy
Cozen Elizabeth
Cramer Adam
Cuddington Margare'
Carroll Miss Jane
Carr Robert
. Cook James
| Cozall ] ID
| Gait VIM NJ
Cook George
Coma roe Sanl
Cornelius Benson
| Colestock Miss L A
Cruder VIM
Clinton Joseph
IClem Ahram
Carson Elizabeth
| Coffin CHAM Chariot
| Crowder John
| Calverds John
| Collins J II
Cottingham Chariot
Conway Michael
4.
| Denny Theodore v
Dorsey Henry II
Davenport Henry
Dunn Robert
Delzell Hugh
Dunnig Asael
Doughty John G
Dorsey D F
| lickerson Theresy
| Dickson P S
Davis NJ
Durbon Hannah A
| Davis susanna
Day Thomas
E.
Elson Cornelius
tastes John NJ
Ellison Sarah J
Eacret Geo w
F.
Fowler Asa
Ford John w
Faras Matthias
Fritch John
Fatman AC
Ford b
Flowers Maria 9
FOltz Elizabeth
Finley George
Fenenger Joseph
u.
Chester Henry 9
Gratner Sarah, Mrs
Green Barbary
Griffin Samuel
Gratner Mas Richd
Gordon James r
Gray John
Grover John B
| II.
Holman w ]
HOrnadav Nathan
Hutchison Samuel
Harris VIM G
Harris Asa B
Hoffman L 5
Hass Nelson
Hutchison Nancy
Hatfield Thomas
Hopkins J II
Hoover VIM
Harria All
Harry A
Henderson Wilson
Hopkins Byron
luis Thomas
IQ5-lyv
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-05-04
INDIANAPOLIS
Monumental Marble Works.
IA Mr. ES I.G0NE R

INDIANAPOLIS, IND,
HAS established branch Of the ces braed MADISON MAR
III BILE WORKS IN this city where he prepared TO
Tombs and Fancy Building Work
the Italian American Marble and reasonable
Shop the Madison and Indianapolis Railroad Depot.
l05Y JAMES HIGHET, euperintendenf.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-05-04
aossA Regular Packet Line
s;s.;EZSa5 FROM
y y - @@SEEf MADISON TO CINCINNATI

In connection NTH fhe N q T. K1iTrOad.
yzyHE splendid WISCONSIN. T. T. Wright,
Master, Madison every Monday Wednesday, and
Friday half O'Clock p M
and will Cincinnati every tuesday THURSDAY and Saturday
at l9 O'Clock, NJ.
MADISON Madison every Tuesday, Thurs
Saturday II O'Clock NJ and will leave Cincinnati
every Monday Wednesday, and Fri ay, at 70 O'Clock NJ
Passengers coming the viii find greatly TO shs ad
vantage of they he furnish
good Also. in coming from Cincinnati saa
nI intermediate ports the will find this line
the cheapest they remain board all night free Of
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-05-04
To the Stockholders in Marion County,
i'm the Terre EIaufe and Richmond
rsaflrOad Company.

v 1oI notified pay DAVIDSON, at his counting
in indianapolis OF Four Dollars
cHAUNcEY ROSE,
Tresst T.. AZ. r. n ca.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-05-04
indianapolis and BelIefoufaine
Railroad.

EVHE fer opened
NJ hrownings and will remain OPEN thirty dlysshars S23,
per cent payable Subscribing Stock taken in cash lsboi
lelials, and lands. May a. 1915.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-05-04
REMOVAL.

NHTILLIs W. WRIGHT s. having taken the
w formerly Ile Co., door Of Craig
heads ug Store returned from the East with fine
.or,.n N sping summer Would
examine their stock and prices before
purchasing elsewhere they win positively sell as low nes as can
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-05-04

PUBLIC CONVEYANCE.
THE regularly carriages for the convyanec
Il Of passengers baggage and from the Railroad Depot
States rnmer House and coates's Qaie nakss
fIoteI where leaving VIII called
pa o. Charges low and esey possible aecommo
da,Ion offered JOHN BISHOP.
fHHE l.sdr-n or The Forest by Captain
- MORRISON ThLB0TT,
may3 One door Of Brownngis.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-05-04
IOSTPONEMENT

OF the Land Sales tn the INDIA MA POLLS,
FORT WA YNE, and VIVA MAC DiStric. s,
an the State of INDIANA
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-05-04
state Of Indians, HamiIton county, IS.

PROBATE CoURT HAMILTON FEB TERM le4s
On Complaint q Insolvency.
Estate Of Jesse Pickett. deceased.
OW Ehu Pickett, administrator Of said estate by VIII
~ liam Carver his Attorney and among other things was Order
after inspection Of the premises that the said estate Is
therefore considered BY the that
MA n Indiana Sentinel weekly
aper printed puhhed indianapolis Marion c0aHiy this
their Claims
wha mouths publ
order, they will be enttled By the
Oi-JWis JUN e. BbkNS, Chf.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-05-04
PROPOSALS. FOR A LOAN.

RICHARD N. YOUNG,
Commissioner Of the General Land Ofiic,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-05-04

NOTICE TO MINERS AND PRE-EMPTlDN CLAIMANTS.
persons who at the passage OF the act OF LIST March,
by actual occupancy of any portion the min
embraced in this proclamation under authority oil
lease or written permit Secretary War for the purpose
of mining and all who shall be in possession by
actual Mines actually discovered before
the LIST March, lS47 forth in the of LIST March, 647
authorized to and purchase the same
price the and conditions and the extent prescribed
by before the day fixed Tor tho
of occupancy and of compliance with hossterm
10 the Register Receiver Of the Land Office subject 10 IN APP
peal Secretary of the Treasury and all persons entitled to
OF the agricultural lands
this required establish the TO the sat
action Register and Receiver and make payment therefor
as as practicable seeing s notice and before the day
pointed OF the pubic sale OF the lands
bcng the claimed otherwise such presumption claim will
be forfeited.
of the mineral at Sauit Ste Msn that
those IN the occupancy
mines, have paid their per eenum OF rents re-
uired by the act mentioned will be conclusive that
point.
will be permitted
20 their rights under that and enter
before
of sale the rights granted the holders thereof VIII
thereby
any till the day of SALE when they will be Offered at
hubble sale mineral lands
f RICHARD NJ. YOUNG, Commissioner.
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-07-27

HALL OF TEMPERANCE, Posey DiUision, No 80
S. of T., New Harmony, July 4, 1913.
Resoloed, That the thanks of this Division
be rendered to the Evansville and New Har-
mony Bands, for their kindness in performing
this day for the Sons of Temperance at their
celebration,
ResOlued, That the thanks of this Division
be extended TO the Ladies of New Harmony
and elsewhere. for the generous assistance they
have afforded us in all our undertakings foI
the promotion of our cause and the festivities
of this day.
Resolued, That the thanks of this Division
be rendered to our brethren of the Lyman Bee
cher, Temple of Honor, and Mt. Vernon Divi.
sions for that noble devotion TO our cause
which led them to forego the pleasures of theiI
own homes, and honor us with their presence
Resolucd, That the editors of the Cleaner
and the Evansville Journal be requested to
publish the foregoing resolutions.
L. d. STICKNEY, R. S.