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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-07-26
The State of Indiana, Marion county,

1ne Staic ot EhCtttbf, BirEon county.
Is THE MARION CIRCUIT CoURT FoR OCTOBER TERM, 1919.
IL ChdRcsg.
John Cain Us Glen 1ineiey, Gideon burton, James Fields, George
w. Forbes, WilHilm u. Nowland, James 5. pinge, John ". Tay-
Tor, Iheophoius Panlding, George West, Samuel jones, and others.
fTHEs several defendants whose names are above set forth, are here
l. by notified that on the 18th dy of Jane, 1919, the above named
complainant fled his in Of complaint in the above eHilrd cause in
the clerk office &C said Marion Circuit Court, against them and 9th
ers also The affidavit OF a disutercsted person. showing that they are
not residents Of the State OF indiana; that said bill Of complaint is now
pending in sad Coah, and that unless they appear and plead, answer
or demur to the same on or .efore the next calling of said cause at the
next lem If said Court, to he held at the Court House ia Indianapo-
lis, said bill and The matters and things therein contained. will be taken
as confessed aud he'd as true against them and each Of them.
Attest, r. b. DUNCAN, Clerk.
II L Vyuloalo saIiriforf rr commit Avis
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-07-26

IN THE IROBATk OOURf or AID COUNTY, MAJ lEHM, tCtS.
Petition for the safe Of Real Estate.
Enos Tomiins son and William Tomiinson, administrators with
the will annexed, of Josiah Tominson, deceased. s. Martha
Tomiinson, Delscy TominsOn, Mildred English, Thomas Eng
lish. Alvira Hsyworth. George-B. HaywoTth, Lucinda llayworth
Solomon IIayworIh, Lemira Tomlinson, Adaliza Carter, NiSho-
las Carter, Clarkson romlinson, aud Alenson TomliHsOu.
NJ OW comes the petitioners by Earl S. Stone, their attorney
IN a1d file their petition herein and it appearing TO the salts
faction OF the court by the affidavit of a DISTINGUISHED person now
hlcI herein, that all OF said defendants are non residents of the
State Of Indiana II is therefore ordered by the court that the
said defendants be notified OF the fling and tendency Of this petit
lion by three successive publications in the Indiana State Senti
mel, a weakly newspaper printed and published at indianapolis
Marion county Indiana, before the first day of the next term OF
his court aud that Mess they appear and answer said petition,
the same will be taken as confessed
S3wis Attest, JOHN G. BURNS, Clerk
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-07-26

DEATH OF Mas. MADrsoN.-This event, which was
prematurely announced a few days ago, happened on
Thursday evening. at Washington. Mrs. NJ. was
the widow Of President Madison. and a lady whose
society was much sought 10 Washington, on account
of her agreeable manners, and the instruction and in
formation that she impaired to all.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-07-26
State of Inainna, Marion County.

In THE PROBATE COURT or SAID COUNTY FoR ArGCsT TERN. 1919.
Petition for PnhioR Of Real Estate.
Aaron ROzier aud Henry Cammern, Us. William Stovau aud Bar
bsra Ann stovalL, Abraham smock and George L. Cammernr
and others.
rHtHE above named defendants, William Stovall. and Barbara
Il stovaIl, his wife, Abraham smock, and George L. Cammern
are hereby notified, that the said Aaron Rozier and Henry Cam
mern, the petitioners above named, filed their petition in said case
against them and others, in the Office Of the clerk aforesaid slso
afdavhs of disinterested persons showing that said defendants are
not residents of the State Of Indiana. That said petition is now
pending in said court, and that unless they appear and plead 10
or answer the same on or before the calling Of said cause at the
next term of said court, to be held at the Court House in Indian,
apolis, on the second Monday in August next. said petition and
the matters and things therein contained as set forth, will be taken
as confessed and true against them, and proceedings will be had
thereon accordingly.
Attest. r. B. DUNCAN, Clerk.
l.. Barbour, Solr. for petitioners. 6-3wis June %, I64e.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-07-26
State Of Endiana, Hamilton county. :

Tx THE HAMILTON CIRCUIT Court. SEPTENFER TERN ISi9-
Petition for a Deed Of Conveyance.
James Deakine, Us. Sarah Overman, James NJ. Overman, Demsey
Overmsn, Miriam Overmau. Rachel OvermRn, William c. Over
man, and Elias Overman.
THE said petitioner by Earl S. Stone, his attorney, having this
l. day filed IN the office Of the clerk OF said court his petition
herein. and also the affidavit OF DISTINGUISHED person from which
affidavit il appears that the said defendants are all non residents
Of the State OF Indiana They are hereby notified that said pei
ton Is now pending in said court, and Ihat unless they will ap
pear at the next term Of said court and answer said petition, the
same will be taken for confessed.
June n. Is49. s3wis JOHN @. BURNS, Clerk.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-07-26

The NONSENSE BEGUs.-The New York papers are
tracing Father Mathews pedigree. and have discoy-
cred that be is descended from an Irish king. IL
Father Matthew does not get Disguised with the syco-
phancy Of some Of his pretended admirers he is not
the modest and intelligent mon he is represented.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-07-26
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VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,
Class 80, draws August ~, 1919 IS numbers. Is drawn ballots.
Que prize of s23r5O, | do 7-J00, 1 do 1000, ! do 5000, S do L.,
400. 5 do 200, 10 do 800. 10 do 200.
Tickets s5-a Certificate Of package of 25 whole tickets will
be sent for SOS shares in proportion.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-07-26

In THE PROBATE CoURT oF HAMILTON COUNTY, ArGrsT TERN, 1919
On a Petition to sell Real Estate
Matters in the estate of Jonathan Seaman, deceased. :.
a RCHELAUS Gibson, the administrator OF the estate Of said
n Jonathan SEAMAN, deceased, having his day filed in III,
clerks office Of said court the affidavit OF a disinterested person
showing that John Sesnsn aud Wilson Seaman, defendants &c
said petition, are not residents Of the State of Indiana. There
fore, the said John Seaman and Wilson Seaman are hereby mott
fed that said petition is now pen ding in said rourt, and that unIes
they appear Il the next term OF this court and answer the sait
petit on, te same viii be taken for confessed.
June %. 1919. II-3wis JOHN G. BURNS, Clerk.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-07-26
$4,000
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,

Glass 81, draws August 70, 1879; rs numbers, IA drawn ballots.
One Puze Of S5oOoO, do l0o00, do 5000, DO 1000, l do B.
900, I do $500, do 1,7f0. 10 do LOCO.
Tickets S5-a certificate Of a package of IS whole tickets will
be sent for $780, shares in proportion
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-07-26
$4,000!
DELAWARE STATE LOTTERY

class b, draws August 8. fst9: "a NUMBERS, Is drawn ballots.
One prize of Ss5ir0. L 10 II LOCO. 1 do 5000. l 10 3,Oco. do >,
900, I DO 2N0a, ] 10 o0n, I do 900.
Tiskes S.O-a certificate Of 20 whole tickets viii he sent for
Si20 shares in proportion
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-07-26
a2O,OG0!
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY

FIhUINIA STATE
Class 81. draws August 9. 1919 IS numbers, IL drawn ballots.
One prize OF $4,000, ] do 5000, ! do 6,O0O, 1 do 5000, l DO g.
000, l do COCO, ! do !. 74e, 10 do lCOO.
Trkets S5-a certificate Of package of 2j whole tic ets Will
be sent for SO shares in proportion.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-07-26

Jacob B. Moore, Esq, who has gone out with a
commission from General Taylor as his postmaster
at San Francisco, was once a federal editor in New
Hampshire, in which vocation he signalized himself as
the most wanton and virulent calumniator Of General
Jackson in New England. He was the printer and
distributes of the infamous Coffin Hand Bills, in New
Hampshire and the adjacent States. For such acts as
these, we suppose, he has been rewarded by the illus
trinus ..Secnnd Washington - w. Union.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-07-26

The following prizes were distributed since our last Circular
Mon. Class "A I'd capital prize Of $1,000. sold to a gentleman OF
wheeling Delaware. Clsss %. 1900, sent to Kittanninz. Pr. +;
Mon. Glass +, IL 10 %. Cd rapiial sent to Pittsburgh. in a share +;
Mon. 81, IS ~ 6S. a prize Of SlsC0, sent 10 Canton, Ohio, besides
hnudrcds of smaller prizes. I53vT
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-07-26
SMALL FRY TTE

Draws every Monday, Tuesday, wednesday, and Saturday.
throughout the month OF August. A certificate Of a package OF
whole tickets will cost SIC halves IS: quarters 4.
Address your orders to r. ARMSTRONG s. Co, Agents,
Wheeling, Va.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-07-26
$4,000 Dollars!
VIRGINIA STATE IOT1ERY

Class II, draws August %. $40; Is numbers II drawn ballots.
One prize OF s55O1O do $1,000 do 10000. l do II $50 1 do T.,
900, I do 1000, ! do 1000, { do 1000.
Tickets SI5-a certificate ola pa kaye of95 whole tickets will
be sent for 500 shares in proportion.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-07-26

MosT DIsGRAcEFUB.-If what We hear Of the con-
duct Of Gen. Taylor be true. our support of him
A few days since, an application for a public of6cs
was forwarded TO Washington by a gentlemen from
Ohio. 1t was duly considered by the Cabinet, and a
vote taken. The vote was unanimously in favor OF
the Ohio ecntleman's appointment, and Mr.. Ewing
was directed TO wait on the President and obtain his
sanction. On the following morning, Mr.. E. called
at the White House, and e%nquired for Gen. Taylor.
The Cabinet Minister and the President after the
usual salutafions, seated themselves. As the con-
v~ersation terminated, the General seemed to get sud-
denly excited, swore he would lick any man who
should thereafter ask him to make an appointment
from the State of Ohio.-Detr0it Advertiser, (1hig)
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-07-26
CHOLERA PREVENTIVE AND CURA-

THIS valuable preparation has proved itsels decidedly the msst
Il eHRcaclous preventive and curative OF cholera tand every
other form or species of disuhea) that has yet been discovered. Dy-
sentery cordial for weak stomachs, particuiry adapted 10 the bowel
complaints of children. Warm drops to aiisy irritation OF the
stomach and prevent vomiting. Bathing drops to give tone and
viger to the skin. All of which are confidently recommended as
a preventive and cure of cholera. II taken scasonabiy and accord
ing to directions.
In addition to our former stock we have just received from the
Phanix La, ratory, an ample supply of fresh aud genuine Botanic
and Variety Store of A. PORE & son.
Indianapolis, April %, lef9. l00-3m
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-07-26
S24,GOa!
UTDCIAT ~ re nufupEn ~

Class No. 81, draws August ,. 1919: - numbers, II drawn ballots.
One prize Of $4,000 ! do 10000, 1 do COO, I do eco. l DO 3.
500. J do 1924. , do I.tO9, 6 DO $50.
Tickets Sj-a certificate Of a package Of &c whole tickets Nil
be sent for Se shares in proportion.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-07-26

UMBRELLAS AND PARASOLS,
Manufactured By Steam at the american Mandatory,
97 PEA~RLSsTREETs
(Sign of The Three Golden Unbrelas.)
MERCHANTS in went of an assortment Of Umbrellas and
lNA Psrasols, are advise d to pay
No Second Profits,
but to call al once on the Manufacturers, who are making
1900 DAILY,
by the introduction OF Stesm and New Patent Machinery, and are
enabled to produce the best and most elegant, styles Of goods, and
to sell them at a rate with which they may defy competitions
ISAAC SMITH * Co,
Manufacturers, Nsu York.
P 8. We have n branch OF our House established In Boston
Mass, at No. 4, sewall Block, Milk street, where We shah be hap
Ply to see our Eastern friends. L s. & Co.
July Z. 104msw&w
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-07-26
MANAGERS OFFICE,
IL. Armstrong q Co, Sole Agents,
Wheeling. 1iYginid.
SPLENDID y o AUGUS 1919.
SiO.O00!


Class 81. = sws August l, 1919 IS numbers. ~ da wn ballots.
One prize Of 5000 J do / sCOo. ] DO IO,OUO, l do 5000. l 10 3,
500, ito 5000, I do $500. ! do 9,I00.
Tickets Si0-a Certificate ola nackage of IS whole tickets wi !
be sent for SI?O; shares in proportion.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-07-26
DIED.

Oh cholera infantum, on the god instant, at Amity.
Johnson county, Ind SUSAN vrKoisrA, youngest child Of
Hon. Wm. J. Brown, aged 15 months.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-07-26
100000!
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY.

Glass No. o5. draws August 4. 1919, Is numbers. 10 drawn ballots.
One prize Of 5000 ! do 2acOO. I 10 Ie.oCo, ] do 5000. do 2,
00, 20 10 $50, % do $50. % do 4CO.
TT kcts SI0-a certificate Of parksge OF % whole tickets will
be sent for $50 shares in proportion.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-07-26

A new Wing PAPER is about TO be started at Alba
ny TO war against the Seward faction Of the same
party. 1t is to be edited by Mr.. Mann, of the Roch-
ester American, and has for its motto: death TO the
Jesuitical Junto."
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-07-26

TABooED ARTIcLEs-Some of the articles upon
which the city ordinance prohibiting the sale of veg
etnbles and fruits will now be operating. for a few
weeks from this date, are beneicial TO health. The
blackberry, which is now coming into sensUn. is one
of the best and most eficacious correctiyes that can
be taken into the stomach. 1t is very frequently used
MS n prophylactic against summer diseases. There
should rather be Inducements to bring them out. To-
matoes, also, now coming in season, are extremely
healthful. The taboo on these articles should be re-
moved. Perhaps on some others, which a medical
board or adviser might approve.-St. Louis Union.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-07-26
AItIISTRONG'S
English, Classical, and Mathematical

m NJ. ARMsTR0NG most respectfully announces TO the citi
. zsns Of Indianapolis ard vicinity, that he intends In open on
Monday June the 18th, a general school, on Washineto street IN the
spacious and commodious rooms Of the old Ray House. lately fitted mp
fg that purpose, wherein he will engage TO teach the following Read
Ing, Writing, plain and ornamental Book keeping. according TO
Gandry,s system. by single aud double entry Geography on a new
and much sdmifed system English GRAMMAR, Geometry, Algebra,
Sc Also. The usua stufies of classical education, thus afording 10
young gentlemen an opportunity Of pursuing those studies to which
talent OF inclination may induce them.
p. NJ. Armstrong sdcis the patronage OF generous and enlightened
citizens, inasmuch only, and as long, as he shall continue 10 merit the
same Terms moderate. References respectable. 4-3wf
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-07-26
PerfuUrery and Fancy Articles.
RRENTANO 81 IsUNP.
WNnNfNCtM1 rs

-HUNUT0Ctu1 eS az F1ennd,
'ENAKE this method Of informing tie IL Inhabitants Of Indianapo.
e lis that they have constantly on hand. at their store, on
Washington street, opposite the Court Il. use, a celebrated stock of
Fancy Articles and Per(unery,
from the best factories OF Cologne, Vienna. nd PARIS.
The store is well furnished at present, and in a few weeks viii
be properly filed up. l55w
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-07-26
YALUARLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

THE undersigned, desiring 10 change his business. offers for
4 sale block No e6, containing "a lots. several OF them situated
on Pogue's Run, and desirable for machinery purposes, being also
in the .icinity ofthe Madison Railroad others are suitable for re-
sidences.
sween Illinois and Tennessee streets, and east OF my residence,
containing % lots. which are very desirable for private residences.
ALsO-Four lots convenient TO the Madison Depot.
~ALsO-Twenty. three acres OF land q short distance east Of the
Donation, suitable for making bhSk, and now in such use by
Messrs. Hill, Noel & Turner.
The terms for the lots viii he one-fourth ca h, and the remainder
in three annual payments with interest
The prices Tor the above. together with other lands which pur-
pose 10 sell also on reasonable terms, will be made known ON APP
pIcstion JAMES BLAME.
IniiananoNs. Aprl "a. 1919. 100if
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-07-26

SIR john FRANKLIN.-A list is in circulation in
Boston and New York to raise 100000 to set on
foot an expedition to the Arctic seas in search of the
missing vessels Of Sir John Franklin.
The lat of The "earler Presidents promised to
seek him out, but when he found out that Sir John
Franklin was not old Ben Franklin, of whom he had
heard, he took advantage of the fact that there was
Lo law TO justify such a use of government vessels,
and declined. That was before ''Old Whitley was
sent for by the President to back him against the cabi-
net. So says the Ohio Statesman.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-07-26
Proposals for American Water-ROtted
Hemp.
NAVY DEPARTMENT..
Rnrnnn Of Condemnation Ecninmnnf and Ranai

NAVY
Bureau OF Construction. Equipment and Repair,
u Under the joint resolution of Congress, approved May Q.
q Isfs, entitled a . Reso u'iOn respecting contracts for hemp
Cd at this bureau, o. the United States hemp sgenries at Louisville,
Kentucky, or St. Louis. Missouri. Ito lie forwarded by them un
tie sail Hemp Agencies. for q term rot exceeding eve yesn. ne
best quality Of American rat1rotted hemp, in quantities OF five ton
and up~ ards the ,oh to consist OF 2,24o pounds No bid willie
considered at a hisher rate than two bundled aid fotyone dollars
rhe department will then determine whether the contracts shall
be awarded. No delivery will be required sooner than the LIST day
The s@id hemp must sssQua, in quality to the best foreign hemp,
and in al cases oi equality Of bid, the cont act will be given to
he hemp grower. Tie quantity required annually will be ahOut
shives. and must not lose more than sixteen per cent Of tow ond
waste when hstchelled to the satisfaction Of the Inspectors ready
lhreefOurhs OF an inch in circumference nsde from twenty-O"e
i'm, will bear at least 1900 pounds, and ITS length, color, and other
e pr Ssr Of th %q buse Se s1 o. !, VIII not be rsc ri ed IL Nil S ps inspect.
ed and tested at the respective places OF delivery
hemp which may pass Inspection and be received by them, accord
ing 70 The contrasts which may be entered into ninety pen cent.
alton to such navy agents as may be agreed upon and named in
Persons offering must state the price, ia words and figures,
CLEARLY and legibiyl asked per ton OF 224O pounds, when de,g-
agent, and payable . 5 shove specidsd,
Every otter must be accompanied, as directed in the act OF Con
gress making appropriations for the naval service, approved Ioa
August 1876. by a written gusFaHty. signed ey one o more =
Tie effect that he or they undertake that tie bidder or bidders will,
Il his or their bid be accepted, enter into an Obligation within OF
and sufficient sureties, 10 furnish the supplies proposed. No pro-
Bonds with two approved sureiies in one-haf the estimated
amount Of The respective contracts viii be requHedsand ten per
meua TO he made, as collateral security for The due and Aabiul per
paid until the contracts are complied with in all respects according
10 iheif terms.
offers must be made in strict conformity with The terms OF this
advertisement. The persons Offering must state Sy rAid nary sgat
they v ish their ldls paid. y Their offer Is scssrae' SnS ~ ~A,sa
their sig nature and il they should MOI be executed within fifteen
neglected. ss-IawtAug6
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-07-26
PROCLAMATION.

EEkVtLAUA EUH.
NOTlCs is hereby given to the qualified voters Of Marion ecun,
" ~. Irfana, that there will be an election held al the usual
places Of bssding elections In said county. on Monday the 9Th day
Of August a,xt, h heing the first Monday in August, according TO
law, forthr purpose OF eiecting one Governor, and one Lieutenant
Governor tar the State Of Indiana one Congressman iof The 9TH
Congressional District Of Indiana one Senator, and two Repre-
senfaiiyes ~ the legislature for said county one clerk of The Cir
cult Court sDf said county two Associate Judges for said county
one county commissioner Tor The third district Of said county, occa
stoned by the expiration Of the term Of service Of David Mars, and
one Assessor for said county. CHARLES c. CAMPBELb,
July 10, Ie49. N Aug. sheriff Marion County.
KEEP COOL!
FEW extra sur. Fans, . good assortment of medinm, do, ct
A the city cash store. 100 WIN. A. WRIGHT.
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State Of Indiana, Marion county, SEA.

TX TIE MARION CIacUIT CoUEr, FOR OcIoBER TERN, 1919.
Cross BU Of C0mpLaiat-M Ch7acayL
Ado'phus u Smith, rs. Willis G. Anterior, Allen Atberon. Eliza.
teih Anterior, Mary Ann Atlrertnu, Aaron a didge and Nancy
his wife, Samuel A. Vrrbrke aud Lefty his wife, James L. Givan
AMI Rhoda hs wife, David Long and Hester his wife and Joshua
Stevens.
fNNHE defendants above named and each Of them are hereby noi-
u fed, that The said AdOphus II. Smith has filed his cross bin IN
the above case against them in the court aforesaid that the same il
now pending in said court, and That unless they appear and plead.
answe or demur TO the said bill on OF before The calling Of the caus sc
at the next term, the same aud the matters and things therein Con
tanned, viii be taken as confessed and held as true az inst said deen-
dants. And His cause is continued. by order Ofthe Count.
Attest, 4. b. DUNCAN, Clerk.
BY JoHS G WEEKS. Deputy.
WIN Qnares. sol for comnh. JnY Is lsI9- Ii3wi,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-07-26

NJ ANAWHA sslt-best brands, for sale by
HA 9+3w THOMAS BulsT.
ru,HE incarnation, or Pictures OF The Virgin and her son-by
u Charles Beecher, with an Introductory es<ny ~ Mrs. Harriet
Beeches Stowe, receive this day by HOOD & NobLh'
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-07-26

liz THE MARION CIRcur CoURT, FoR OcroBER TERM, ie49.
Cross Bill Of Complaint In ChanneTB.
Mary Ann AtheftOn Us. James l.. Givan, Nancy Long. Elizabeth
Long. Mary Long, Sarah Ann Long, Zurida Long, John Long
Caroline Long and others.
rEHHE defendants above named and each oi them are hereby mott
d ned. that the said MAJ m AiheFton las filed her cross bill In
the above case against them and others in the court aforesaid; that
the sane is now pending in said cout, and that unless they appear
and plead, answer or demuT 10 said bill on or before The calling OF The
said caay al The next term Of Ibis court, the same and he matters and
things Yerein contained, will be taken as confessed and held as true
against said defendants. And this-ause Is continued. By order OF
the court. Attest, X. B. DUNCAN, Clerk.
by JoHN @. WEES, Deputy.
NJ orisnn and Major. eols for c0mpt July le. II Avis
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-07-26

FSOUR Houses and Lots in this city viii be sold at great ba
Il gains, If application lie made foon 10
II G. .CHAPMAN AGENT.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-07-26
Executors Notice.

NJ Office is hereby given, that the undersigned has taken on
~ letters testnmentary from the problre court OF Marion county
Ind, on the estate Of Moses Fhck, late of said cuunty, deceased: al
persons being ndehted to said estafe will make paymen nj immedi ate
", and those having claims will present the same for payment. Thu
estate Is solvent. PERCY HOSBROOk,
June %, 1919. 73v Executor
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GROCERuEs

1000 LBS. Western Reserve Cheese, 10 hrs. N @. Moiasses,
ioOV superior y 10 hfbds No. . Ma,ksrel 8 KEGS Duponts
Rifle Powder 1900 paunds Bar and Pig Lead 20 bags hi0 Coffee
jus received and for sale at wholesale and retail by