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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-08-18

SSAas AND THEIR EFFEcrs IL FIvE Vans
The Western Boatman says from 1885 10 1910
rnerewere built 552 steamboats, for The viga,ion
Of the Western rivers mostly on the OHIO The av-
ersge life Of these boats is FIVE years. OF thes..
81 boats the manner of loss was thus: 200 worn
out, 2l5 saaggea, A. burnt, - lost by collision,
lost by e--UkJSi1D
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-08-18

u Section OF tue CADETS u IENPERAxcE
was formed in this place about weeks since,
and from present appearances, we oyi"e, they NIL
soon out number the sons Success 10 them
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-08-18


Presentimeat of Deuth The Roches-
ter, \. \ :, American, says "A young
lady of that city, highly esteemed and
respected, VINO had been sick for some
length OF time, but was supposed 10 be
convaIesccnt, had a dream few nights
since, in which 1t appeared. to her that
she would die at O'Clock the same even
ing. On awaking she informed the fam
lily OF her dream, and remained firm
~ impressed with the idea that she should
!9e at the hour designated, and under
tnaL peiief, called her brothers and sisters
around her, giving them good advice with
reference TO the future Strange stossav,
and remarkable as 1t may seem, on the
approach Of O'Clock. she manifested a
calm resignation, aud almost Us tue clock
toiled the hour, her sPirlt took its fight
linus she loretoil. by Q singular PRESENT.
ment, her departure from the world.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-08-18

AqJo,EAa'eai Of Coagreas.-Thcre is a
chance al last, Of Congress udiourning.
Inc Senate have amended the House
ieSolulion, BIZ fixing on lae l4.h Instead
u The 7tA Of August, as the dry lor az
tournament. The House, it is Thought.
WI! acceDl The amenlm.nt.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-08-18

The steamer Acadia has just arrived
at Boston. She brings highly !mpor-
tant Intelligence.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-08-18
ELECTION RETURNS.

Dodgevilie, Aug, l849.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-08-18

@. W. LARIS, Sec'y.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-08-18

Soldiers ger Oregon and CatgJraa -
\ body II regulars. nuHt1eriuL U6j mca,
PASSED through Ruchestcr, on tiulr way
20 Jefferson barracks, Missouri, TO lgn
other troops already there, and be divided
amongst the different regiments now N
Oregon and California.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-04-20
ADMINgsTlsATOR,S SALE.

NJOTIrE given February
" probate D. 1913 the undersigned appointed
administrator de bon goods chattes rights credits
aud effects which Of the eate OF Joseph Perkins,
Marion county which unadmnsteed with
the will annexed
That 10 accordane with the directions Of said viii OF said de-
ceased he will Saturday the AID day Of April A. D. 6S at 10
A NJ ad day. ale public auction
premises the farm Of said deceased situate township
Franklin in said county being forty off the north end OF the
half Of the north west of section nineteen township
fourteen, FIVE
Tsas Of purchase money paid
MONTHS onehrd In twelve months and the remaining
third eighteen months from the day Of SALE The
the OF
giving his ponissoy without any relief from
apprasemen laws with good freehold seeury ap
proved By the undersigned. JOSEPH X. PERSON,
witt wi ann xed
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-04-20

49, , pursuance law. JAMES h POLK fes'sea o. tne
i United Amerea o hereby declare and iaAe
that public sales win be held at the Land "
for The sale Of The following described late Miami
cessions In said State 10 VIA .
the fourth day September disposal Of the public lands
Aforementioned nshPs and fractional townships 70
srlh Of the base Lac Of second principal meridian
The faSme4 ps Mm OF re one
Fractional township and townships twenty TWO ann
twenty three in the former Grea Miami Reserve OF ranges wo
three, four, 1--WE. and SIX :. 49,. e..
"Grsat Miami Reserve" Of range
Fractional township twenty three The former reserve Of two
Al lando Office FORT WAYNE, commencing Monday
the disposal Of the public
lands within the aforementioned townships and fractional townships
owh:
To%nshp nty fu and i've and ,wey siI
township twenty seven in the mer Great Miami Reserve
Of ranges FIVE and six
four twenty
ships ryhree and Thirty four In the former reserve at Fat Belly
Frseoaal township, twenty the former
Of ask miles at The forks Of the Wabash and
al "FIat Bely's Village" of range eight
o s, m S ss OF h WABASH rive and
fractional township in the former reserve at seeks VIII
aee,n Of range nlne
township the former al Flat
s ms reserve. he oh she Aboe nd The Ra
Village and fractional township in The former reserve
Fractional tonshp. .Tsn,sieh 'ws.y,ias and
Aboe river " and the "Racoon vilagen OF range eleven
Fractional townships and twenty 70 the former
AZ The Land Odice at WiNAMAC commencing on Monday
twenty h day Of September FOR The disposal Of public lands
q he base la; and Of tie second p.P S %.sa.
the former "Greai Miami Reserve. Of range
Townships FOUR twenty-five, and twenty six snd fractional
township twenty esen IN the former Seai MIAMI Reserve
townships four twenty ve and twenty six
townships twenty seven andtweoyeie in the former Grea
ami Reserve and the Reserve between Eel and Wabash rve
townships twenty and twenty eight in the fome
Wabash and Eel Of range five.
Inv of
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-04-20

A HORRIBLE ATFAIR.-The steamer Magnolia,
which arrived last night, reports the following horr
BILE circumstance, which occurred upon that boat on
her last upward trip: When nearing Natchez, on
Wednesday night the barber of the boat whose name
is Briscoe violated the person of German emigrant
girl and then, in order to conceal his crime threw
her overheard Both acts were seen by a LADY in the
cabin. who unfortunately, gave the alarm too late
The scoundrel was Immediately arrested, and lodged
in Jail at Natchez.-N o. Com. Bul., March27.
Mr.. Henley, in late speech on the Mexican war,
said 1.-The paper wrapper of Mexican cartridge, a
missile of death fired Buena VISTA and picked
up by of his constituents, was part Of Webster
Philadelphia speech His authority for this was Ma
jor Cravn Capt. Davis, and Lieut. Shank of the In
diana volunteers. The paper still in possession
of one of these gentleman
OtrGenerals TwIGGs and KEARNEY were rendered
a public dinner by the citizens of N. Orleans. the
3lst ultimo, which they declined. The former left
on the lst instant for his home in Georgia. from
which he has been absent for FIVE years and the lat
ter left the I'd for Vera Cruz.
ILLNESS OF GEN ScoTr.-The New Orleans Delta
of the 30th ut speaking of Gen. Scott in connection
with the annoying circumstances of the court martial
says that he has exhibited the signs Of serious ndis-
position and physical debility" We that they
will prove TO be of serious character or permanent
duration.
o. The store of Mr., SEAToN, of Centrevile, Tn.
diana, was set on fire few days since. The injury
to the building was slight but goods were destroyed
buildings at Cambridge city, Indiana, were entirely
destroyed by fire the Sd instant.
The LICENSE QUESTION IN VERmoNT.-The Off
cial majority for License" in the State of Vernon
is thirteen! pretty close contest: 3454l votes
cast.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-04-20
PROSPECTUS FOR
CHAPMANS COON SKINNER,
PROSPECTUS Fol
THE CHEAPEST PAPER IN THE WEST !
Published at indianapolis, End.


The undersigned will commence the publication of
the 9Th rolume of their celebrated COON SKINNER,
commencing about the Doth of May. and published
till the Presidential election making % numbers pre-
yious, and subsequent the last number of which
will contain the full official vote of the United States,
ard which of itself will be fully worth the subscrip-
ton price.
Their facilities for rapidly publishing larger edi-
ton have equuIed the present; and they conf
IDENTITY look for larger circulation than heretofore.
The character of the Coonskinner heretofore, is
earnest of what may be expected in future. No ex
eron shall be spared improve its contents, embe
lished and otherwise. Its aim will be to give full
support to the nominees of the Baltimore Democratic
Convention. and in every fair and honorable way. to
sustain the cherished principles of the Great Demo-
cratic party of the Union.
The importance of general and correct information
during the coming contest, when higher than a
Kngly office is be filled by the unbought votes of
free and mighty people, should be apparent to all.
That Truth may be disseminated, and FalseLood and
Error detected and exposed, shall endeayor to ex-
ercise more than ordinary vigilance bringing to our
aid experience aud every facility within reach
Nor is our State election in August of less impor-
lance. Our abors for years past will all be nothing,
should we fail in sustaining those measures which
have so prospered the State the past five years Once
more in tn. foul embrace of federal w6iggery, and
back we return to our former degraded position
free, sovereign and independent State And as
'eternal vigilance is the price Of liberty" let al
resolve. by unfolding and sustaining Democratic doc
trnes, 10 continue those measures which none viii
deny have been so beneficial TO US as State and al
citizens.
To this end the Coon Skinner will also be devoted
not doubling that the Democracy will manfuly sus
tain themselves in the cunning contest.
Terms.
Ten copes. .................. 81. 81
Twenty copies, .......'..... ,O
And all larger numbers in proportion.
1E.J-Cash always in advance.
OF Our Agents would very larg
amount Of labor by having person in their vlcn
ty who will direct the papers, leaving it ID TO en
yelope them 10 address only. In packages of q
where this is DONE we will add numbers enough /
make it an object and so for larger numbers.
CHAPAANS & SPANN
ar Will our brother editors please notice
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-04-20

VI Sympathy for Louis Philiippe.-When the
news of Louis Phillippes flight from France arrived
in Boston, on Monday night, brilliant party was
coming off in fashionable quarter. The kings
tion. and one superatve specimen Of tall socety-a
real topsawyer among them--remarked-"I'm really
sorry for Lewee Fileepe. think he is to be pitied
He is accomplished gentleman. and there ought TO
be meeting IF the gentlemen Of Boston, qualified
by their wealth, position and influence TO represent
the public opinion Of the city, to prepare an address
Of sympathy with him in his misfortunes and send il
over to him by delegate Of acknowledged re-
spectability and standing in the community
Ion Post.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-04-20

MARRIED.-On the 18th inst by Thomas Morrow,
ESQ.,, Mr. WILLIAM N. GLADDEN., 10 Miss MARY
CORDIALLY. daughter of Mr.. Jeremiah and Jane Cor
baly, both Of this county.
MARRIED.-On The 18th met. at the residence of
COL p. F. Tuley. at New Albany, by Rev. Seth
Woodruff, Capt. ALLEN E. TAYLOR, formerly of Ball
stoT Spa, Saratoga county. New York. to Miss
JULIA l.. TULEY, of Louisville Ky.
MARRIED-On Thursday evening" the 18th inst by
Rev. Mr.. Gurley, Mr.. GILMORE JORDAN to Miss HAIR
RET McLAUGHLIS all of this city.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-04-20
THE MARKETS.
BY TserspA-sspi.a tsn .. c.siana.i .a,e, ana ,s..

By TasgapAeePd from Enquirer and Galss
Cincinnati, April 10, 6 P. NJ.
FsoHr-The transactions indicated no change in the
market. The sales 100 brl~. from store, at 445
delivered; 100 do. from store, 81 and GO do. from
nal 50 and 100 do. from railroad all at 440 There
was good deal Of willingness sell at the latter
rate.
ProriSiOns-Barrel Pork is still inactive, and the
only sale reported a small lot thin Mess at 81
Moldsses--Sales Of 10 brls. N o. at 26c.; % do.
at 26i.
Sugar--A sale of 8 hhds NJ o. at 4ic.; 25 boxes
common White Havana on private terms.
Cefee-Sales of 36s bags good fair Rio, at Tie.
LinSeed OLA sale of 10 brls from store, at 53ic.;
% do. at 53c.
Lamber--A sale of 10 M. tight BRIL- Slaves at Sc;
10 NJ. extra do. ut 50.
Cheese-A sale of $50 boxes new, unsolicited, for
shipment, at SIC.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
New YoRK April Is, Pm.
There is moderate demand for Flour for the East and
home consumption The sales comprise 1000 brs at S625
6:3I3 for Genesee, and 5000 for Western.
The market for Corn and Oats is dull Wheat is also
heavy and has downward tendency. There is
ment in Pork, and prices shade better The market
closes at for Prime and SCHOOLGIRLS for Mess
For Lard there good demand, with sales Of Western
6aa63c OF other articles the sales only for the supply
Of The regular trade demand
PHILADELPHIA, April is, Pm.
Moderate sales Of Flour at $5:93a600
There have been sales eff Wheat worthy of report
Corn is heavy.
BALTIMORE April is, 8, P. NJ.
Small sales Of Howard Street Flour s5sI4 ard of City
Mills at 5000, market dull but holders are stiff CoFumea
range from S223 10 2:432.
Sales Of Prime white Wheat Si:4os43 and of red
| I:32aI:35.
PITTSBURGH, April l5,S PM.
Ths market for Flour is active aud dim at S4:323
Sales Of so 900 81 for hog round fol
Ham, Lard brings 54a5s.
Sales Of Sugar at Moasses 27a2sc, and Rio Coffee
| 74asc
The river falling with feet water in the channel
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-04-20
NIaRSsgAV,s SALE.

Hpy virtue of writ of execution (vendon erponas d
rected from the clerks Office in circuit of the Uni
ted States for the district of Indiana will the 25th day
April neat offer for sale the house door In Andeonown
Madison county Indiana between the hours OF 10 A. NJ and
NJ the and profits for of all the following de
The half or section 90.
east; the half section 30 p and the half
section 90 % east and upon failure to realize su
satisfy demand will at the time and place
the fee simple Of said above described real estate Taken
property of the defendants the suit OF Daniel L. Miller
John Cooper against Thomas Leonard aud Isaar Bedsau
A. C. PEPPER.
8. Marshal District OF Indiana
March 1913. lPrfee 50 SD By GEO. McOuAr. Deputy.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-04-20

Tie following announcements are made, subject 10
the decision of the Democratic county convention
For Representatives.
Gen. JAMES P. DRAKE,
GEORGE A. CHAPMAN,
DANIEL MOORE.
For Sheriff.
ELI HAVERSTICK,
JACOB VANDEGRIFF.
For Recorder.
CHARLES STEPHENS,
ZENAS LAKE,
JOHN S. ALLEN.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-04-20
MsRSEFAI,,S SALE.

EpY virtue OF (F Fa) directed from
ED the clerks Office OF the circuit court of the United States
for the district Of Indiana will sale Court House
doorin the city Of Indianapolis Marion county, Indiana the
9th day of April between the hours of 10 NJ and p NJ
the and profits for OF all the following
tate Ow: Lot numbered numbered SS, laid
and recorded in the Recorders office Of Marion by Elder
and McCa Lot numbered numbered a. Of the orgi
nal plat of the town Of indianapolis and all the following descr
ed of commencing eighty
inches sonth the lo
numbered hundred and thence west hun
red aad eighty feet thence south feet and inch
thence hundred eighty feet thence eighty
inches beginning, all OF
above described property situate in Indianapolis Marion county
and failure realize sufficient satisfy the
demand will al the and place for the
said described real estate. Taken
the defendant the suit of Richard Paxson al against Abra
bird. A. c. PEPPER
/ u. s. Marshal District OF Indiana
i Marcel ZEE By GEo McOuAr,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-04-20
State of INDIANA, Hamilton county, IS.

PRoBATE CoUKr HAMILTON Fee.
On Complaint Of Insolvency.
Estate OF Jesse Pickett, deceased.
NJ OW Elu Pickett said estate, VIII
IN liam Carver his attorney and her things order
ed by the inspection of the prems the said is
declared be inven IL therefore considered the that
the creditors of deceased be notified of tendency Of this
printed published indianapolis Marion county, this
motif creditors that unless their claims presented
against said allowance within three months from the publ
of this ORDER they will be entitled payment By
0l-3ws JOHN G.. BURNS, Clerk.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-04-20
POSTPONEyEENT

Of the Land Sales IN the INDIA Ma POLLS,
FORT WA YNE. and VIVA MAC Districts,
in the State of INDIANA.
NJ Office hereby sales of the lands in the Nil
~ cessons Indiana ordered by proclamation of the Pre-
United Stne dated the 25h day Of May 1877 to be
ed Office Indianapolis the 9th day Of September
s41 the Land Office at Fort Wayne the 20h Sepem
at 27th
July s47 declared be postponed until and to
lss hereby declared he sturterpst
poned until commence the Land Office indianapolis
Monday the day May lS4s; the Land Once at Fort
he the Land al
a Winamac Monday the 18th day of May, 1913.
Given under my hand, at the City OF Washington this FOUR
teenih day of July, domini l647.
By order of the President,
RICHARD NJ. YOUNG,
SO Commissioner of the General Land Office.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-04-20
state Of indiana, Marion county, IS.

is MARION CIRcuIT CouRr.
In Chancery
Thomas Willis Brown, John GHfou and Others
ry,HE said Ga, George Graort Morgan
and Nelson Morgan husband Oldham Richard Pin
dali Hazard Grafo hereby notified that
February lS4s, the complainant Thomas Little
filed his aforesaid above entitled
defendants said
bin pending and that unless they plead
before the calling
next held at the court House in the city Of In
matters aud things therein
SET forth confessed and held against
decree will be rendered therein accordingly
Attest, r. B. DUNCAN, Clerk.
Smith Sullivan soils for comp BY j. G. WEEKS, Deputy.
Eah
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-04-20
RAISGATN.---TO PRINTERS.

THE undersigned being DESTROYS Of renquhing the Printing
Business for the purpose of settling up has outstanding
accumulating dispose
interest (beng onehs) of the Press Types Fixtures
Subscription List and GOOD WHIP of the
WAYNE COUNTY RECORD
Establishment The materials in good ORDER and embrace
0 greae variety of Fancy Letter. other office
this section the The establishment has fair Sub
scpon List COOL OF advertising and job work and
being Wdyae" the popuous and
wealthy 0Re Thousand Wig Ma
ry the establishment advantages fora Wing paper which
to be found in any other town in the State
To good Wing land Oer) onehaf the Office will be sold
accommodating further Information will be
freely application made either personally let
ter post paid Possession given Immediately.
" the purchaser desires the other hall OF the Office will be
Sold on fair terms.
EdtO publishers by copying the above. noticing
in their papers, will old Typo which will be
reeiprocated IL opportunity should ever offer
lie AnriI n en-
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-04-20
NOTICE no CONTRACTORS.
Railroad Letting.

SEALED proposals will be received atthe clay a New Albany In
unit. Monday the cath day OF April at O'Clock p III ,cs
The rradng bridging masonsy and wooden OF the
New Albany and Salem Railroad
The work divided Any sections and will embrace
and snnd
rock hubble embankments OF EARTH
eight or ten bridges The whole To be CON-
pred by (0oher 1919 Bidders who are unknown
- The satisfactory references
win In The seven per
cent bonds city Of New Albany fas as Me parties may
ae,ee Plans and specifications exhibited The sh Mt
49, f. @. BARNEY Engineer Tor Contf.
New Albany. April ,. ie<s. os-k Ar "a tcn- Ssz
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-04-20

The majority in Illinois in favor Of the new consii.
tuition will be between 10000 and $4,000; in favor
Of tie clause prohibiting the entrance Of free negroes
into The State, about 80 .00O in favor Of the twomi
tax, meet ths State debt, from l0.00c to $4,000.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-04-20
Im the Marion Circuit Court.

IN Chdncery.
Adolphus II. Smith, Aaron AIdridge al
Rhoda Givan his wife, David Long and
his wife, who defendants In the above cause
and are of of Indiana hereby notified
that on day April ls4 said plaintiff did file his
above against them and Others and it IS
pending court unless they appear plead
before the calling of the at the
and the matters and things therein
contained FORTH will taken confessed held
against them. By order of the court
Attest: II. B. DUNCAN, Clerk.
BY J. C. WErKs, Deputy.
William Quaries, Solicitor. 95-3wT
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-04-20

PROCLAIM TO THE PEOPLE!
The Glad TIdings that small Outlays hare
Realized PrinceIy Fortunes,
AT DUNLOP'S FAR.FAMED STORE.
THE While the people of
thrones at the point of the
mighty revolution has been going in land-a
revolution which has the high prices OF last and
predecessors than twenty
heavy Dry Goods has omong happy
consequences of this great Revolution The past has
famous for the production of N0 and Beautiful Styles all Of which
will be found in my present heavy stock Of
Fine and Fancy Dry Goods,
which point Of and RdOr eclipse all previous exhibit
tons at his Cheap Cash Store
and determined oeT greater inducements to pur
establishment the CITY, stock
almost entirely of direct mporaons and my sales
exclusively good Produce To who
chase for ready money only and ALL and
for yourselves determined to sell cheap, little
ninepenny
Cacoe politely the purchaser Of twenty dollar Broad
Cloth. II and impossible TO well
goods LADIES, such
Ginghams Prints Plaid large stock Of Cloths,
meres Cassinets, &c, for GENTLEMEN
JOHN s. DUNLOP, Jr,
fts Diagonal Corner, east Of the Indianapolis Branch Bank.
Anr;
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-04-20
PERU RAILROAD COMPANY.
Sfafn of luxlial;l. ,i,iDiOn Comfy. S..

PERU RAILROAD COMPANY.
State OF Indiana. stptou county, SIS.
RDERED Board Of Directors OF the Peru and Indian
apos Railroad Company that there be COMMITTEES o. two.
consisting Samuel Dale and Austin W. Norris
Indianapolis conditional and
location OF the depot
of said road at that place. said required
ter the duties deyovng them under this
of said the earliest practicable date that time may be
LOST and determining said ocaton that the road
NAV be permanently and finally located and put under contact
from point Nohesvile And that like committee Of
three consisting Mess E. Dillingham; T. T. Butler and j.
g. Burns appointed for like purposes at Nolesye aud the
committee appointed o Indianapolis required publish In tho
and Journal this order OF this board
wing the and place which said pro-
positions will be received
Newton Jackson Secretary certify the foregoing to be
sa said company Upton this 2st day Of March A. D. e46
NEWTON J. JACKSON Secretary P. |. X. r.. C.
In the above notice the undernd commission
ere for that purpose receive crptons and donations
he indianapolis Depot the PEN Railroad
the palmer MONDAY the 9Th day Of May next between
the hours OF 9 O'Clock, A NJ and o'c lock, p. M
- SAML. DALE,
A w. MORRIS, commandments
os6wtathmay journal copyo
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-04-20

OF The New York city election for mayor has
resulted in the election of Havermnyer the dem
ocratc candidate, by majority of several thousand