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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-08-09

Col. Bliss had the honorary degree of Mas.
ter of ARTS conferred on him at Dartmouth
College commencement.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-08-09

The weekly evening receptions at the Pres
dents house are suspended until further no
iice.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-08-09

cJrThe steamer Massasoit arrived from
Providence yesterday, with large crowd Of
passengers on an excursion.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-08-09

LITTLEJonN.-Th rumor current few
DAYS ago that this celebrated rcvivast had
died in the Ohio pcniieniiary proves TO be un-
true.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-08-09

Commencement at Williams College, We'd
nesday, Aug. Is.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-08-09

There were tremendous rains in the south
ern part of Ohio last week
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-08-09

~ strive to Tor. ct thee" as the re-
formed drunkard sa to his bottle.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-08-09

stephen LonefeIlow, Ii. D.. died in Port
land, Me-, on Thursday night last, aged 70
ye ais
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-08-09

UF~llon. Abbo! Lawrance IS at tho Belle
vuc House.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-08-09

John Van Buren, has returned home from
his visit west.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-08-09

Treasury notes outstanding on the LIST inst.
$3,5s3 .s93
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-08-09

- The Ocean and Atlantic both had bril-.
liant Hops last evening.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-08-09

DBy tn following letter which We re-
ceivGd from Mr.. Clay yesterday afternoon,
it will be seer that he will probably arrive
here in about one week from this time. We
publish that portion only which makes known
his wishes, and explains the object of his Wis
it -
Saratoga, Aug. 4th, ls49.
Ny DEAR Sir -
l received your friendly letter. 1t is my
purpose, afl er using the water here for some
eight or ten days longer, to proceed to New
port. You have justly supposed that my de-
sire is to be as quiet as possible. My visit i,
entirely in reference to private objects, with
out any relation whatever to public affairs,
past, present or future. | shall therefore
avoid all towns and cities which / possibly
can.
With great respect, am your friend and
obeden, servant, ii, CLAY.
w. III. CRANsToS, ESQ.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-08-09

On the 18th ul,imo, the weather at ST. Paul,
Minnesota was So intensely hot that the ther-
mometer stood at lOi degrees in the shade.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-09-20

The N. Y. KNIcKERBocKER.-The August number
Of this valuable magazine contains many interesting
and well written papers. From the Editors Table we
extract the following amusing story, from
pondeni:
Thus writes "A Constant Reader of the Knicksr-
booker" from Mobile, Alabama: Several years since,
when the congregation of the Protestant Episcopal
Church in - was quite small, and possessed of but
little MEANS they had succeeded, by subscriptions and
otherwise in building a small but very church.
They were, however, unable to finish the Interior.
About the same time young gentleman. who lad
Just established himself in business wishing 10 attend
that church, rented pew; and desiring aso assist
little 10 improving the looks of the Interior he d.
recied painter to paint the pulpit handsomely. and
send the bill 10 him. A very worthy old gentleman
Of the vestry, who not always very choice in
his expressions, few Sabbaths after the pulpit WINS
finished, requested the to ask the pew-hoders
to remain after the congregation dismissed.
When the excepted portion of the audience had re-
tired. the old gentleman and remarked that he
hoped something would be done toward finishing
The church. "Here Is young man," said he, "wbo
is almost stranger in the town, aud not professor
of religion who has forward, and wiIhnut ask
ing. aud at his own expense had pulpit hand
snmely painted and think it id shame that each
pew-holder has not berality enough least paint
his own pew!" Tie effect of this brief speech was
wonderful. The pews all soon painted; nor
will the "speech that did il" be forgotten by any
OF the yestry or congregation.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-09-20
sale of School Lands i'm Hamilton
C0rtnfy. rsbdi:ptsr.

M Office hereby given that the undersigned auditor
u and school of Hamilton county, Indana in
Of order Of the board Of county commissioners
made the last session thereof ot A. d. 1895 and
with the statutes such made and provided
the s day of October A d. 1884, the Court House door in
the Of Nobles in said county Hamilton between the
hours of nine o'clock A 81 and four O'clock p NJ Of said day.
will public the lots and
comprising section number sixteen township
number eighteen 6) north of number three 3 east and
also the lots and parcels land comprising school section number
sixteen, l6) in township number twenty e0 north, Of
number FIVE es divided and apart by the proper
of said cwnshp-a plat OF which said sections divided
will be exhibited on the day of sale.
Such will the day aforesaid and
adjourned day, within the
completed. The said lands will be sold the following
fourth purchase be paid in hand
legal interest the residue for ad, and tile
twenty-five years from such ale with like interest
ally in advance On failure such annual ns,alment
when the DUE the said shall
forfeited and said lands shall Immediately to said congress
sions township and will be forthwith sold the abov
specified By order Of the said Board Jane session le49
nj. MALLERY, 8. Comr n. G..
Attest LEVI FARLEY, Auditor Hamilton County.
: 2IetO ct0
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-09-20
WIrcHEs.-The Blue Hens Chicken of Delaware,

WITCHES The Blue Hens Chicken of Delaware,
says that the citizens of Brandywine Hundred, that
State. have recently been greatly annoyed by the
tics Of two Witches who have established themselves
in the neihborhood. A lady, who had been reduced
almost to death by their "spells," was, it appears.
cured by our friend Roback of this city. who CON-
bnes with astrology, knowledge of the forbid
den art, and is enabled at all times exercise the
cursed spirit. ghost has also been in the VII
ciuity-"a proper ghcst, and round Of person.
which the Hen says, disdains TO walk at night. but
troubles the community with its presence in the very
midst of day. What an mpudent ghost!-Philadel-
min Times
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-09-20
Executors Notice.

NOTICE hereby given that Tuesday the 2h day Of Sep
ember the goods and OF
Fisher late of Marion county, Of indiana, deceased
consisting horses CATTLE sheep and and
gearing wheat the household urni
and farming utensils set Of coopers TOOLS cooking
with articles will be by the undersigned
of said estate the residence the deceased in Franklin
township said of months will be give
all three dollars and will required with suf
security made payable wu relief from valuation
praisement laws. BENJAMIN MORGAN, Executor.
Aug3 Isl. -3WT
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-09-20

QUERY-"Who was St. Tammany!" There new
any such person, the name being a corruption
OF Tamenund, great sachem chief of the Lenape
or Delaware tribe. His traditionary fame was SC
great with the people, that they from time to time be-
slowed his name chiefs and white men whom they
wished to especially honor. He was we'll known iC
all the tribes on the continent, and at the revolution
so numerous were the legends respecting his elo
quence, prowess, and power-he was termed the tn
telar saint of America and hence arose the name ant
institution Of ST. Tammuny and Tammany Society,"
Noah
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-09-20
MEDICAL COLLEGE OF OHIO.


rTtH Institution
in November continue four months following
arrangement
John Locke, NJ. d., Prof Chemistry and Pharmacy.
John p NJ D. Prof. Of Materia Medca and Theapeu
tics.
NJ Lawson NJ. D. Prof Of Physiology Pathology
NJ B. Wright NJ D. Prof Obstetrics and Diseases Of Women
and Children.
Drake, NJ d. Prof Special Pathology Of
Medicine
George w. Bayless NJ. D. Prof Of Descriptive Anatomy
r. ID. Mussey. NJ d., Prof Of Surgery.
T. ShotweI, NJ d. Prof. Of Surgical Anatomy
lessor oi Surgery.
John Davis ST. D., Demonstration Of Anatomy.
Lectures SlOI; Naturalization
ry ticket s. Dissectng slo Graduation fee SIS Hospital
ticket as.
9Ihe will opened early
Demonstration OF Anatomy.
Clinical will delivered Hospital
three times week throughout the session. by the following Profess
Medicine Drake and Harrison
The facilities clinical
OF surpassed by any, school in the United States.
Bo.RD, including light and fuel be obtained from -
week.
information be obtained by addressing the Dean.
L. NJ. LAWSON, NJ NJ.
Qus ofsb
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-09-20
TAX NOTICE.

Upton COUNTY TAXES, FOR 1S49
THE Collector and Treasurer Upton Indiana he reby
gives notice that the duplicate for the year 649 his
hands and is ready receive
property
follows
purposes each poll IS each 100 dollars
uaton, 30 cents.
County purposes poll cents
Iaad
cents; on each 100 dollars OF town property, 90 cents
Treasurer will places OF
he ding elections
ing
In Jefferson township, Wednesday the s4th Of October;
In Prairie nship. Thursday, the 25th Of October;
In Liberty township on Friday, the 26h Of October;
Wild Cat township, Saturday, 9th Of October
In Madison township Monday, the 18th of October;
In Cicero township Tues ay, 30h of October.
after that Upton, his office until the
1850. JOHN S. RESSLER, Col. and Treas.
Upton, August %, 1919. gov
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-09-20
LAW SCHOOL OF THE INDIANA
UNIVERSITY.

THIS Institution Is under the Of Hon. DAVID m'DoSALD
WILLIAM T. OTro. It's superior advan
generally known and admitted To a. In
practise n indiana furnishes peculiar Inducements; o
learn here only the theory az law
State courts, and The various and
Of the common law which obtain In this The fact
thorough legal institution wi
half the Of any other schoo the United
States Is 10 he overlooked
of thi all the
branches OF Legal Science The students carefully
their dairy d.
veed comprehending the subjects Of jurisprudence
Is held every saturday
students divided Cause.-The Junior ana the
the textbooks OF the Junior Class
menaes Kents Commentaries Chy Conacts and senhen
Pleading Those Of the Senior Class Kent
Pleading 6recnleaf Evidence Mfod's Eoufv
Students supply their Textbooks -
good law library provided for the Of the school,
attending the Institution the discre
Law Faculty and Board Trustees entitled to dipo
short OF that tme respectable practising attorneys only
claim them.
The tuition fec session is twenty-five dollars advance
Graduation fee Eve dollars.
The next session will lerin oh Monday the 18th day Nove-
end the first Of March following Boarding houses
is from 81 e5 to 81 so per week. D. H. MAXWELL
Pres't B. J.. Ind University
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-09-20
The Stale Of Indiana, Supreme Court.
May TERN, A. ID. l649.

Tuesday, June the fifth, A. ID ls49.
In Error TO the Sutherland Circuit Court
Thomas Mccormick James II. McCinre Mcclure
w. McClure Julia Mcclure and Walter Armstrong.
this tine plaintiff by his counsel, appearing
IN to the satisfaction Of the Court that James H. Mcclure ey
James w. Mcf,Iue Mcclure, named de-
PENDANTS Inhabitants
ordered that defendants appear
the onse the Monday In November
and the plaintiffs filed herein, they will proceed
absence. And is a q
published Indiana
successfully.
90 3w copy. Attest, II. p. COBURN, c. s. c.
j w L. O..
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-09-20

Bill IN Ckanceru.
The OF Indiana, her Branch Lawrence
burgl CAIN w. Norris Calvin Fletcher, Samuel
E. Perkins, John s. Spann. and Joseph Lynn.
u Known August l54e the said
- solicitors filed In the clerks Office OF the MARI
chancery in the above entitled
cause and also person John CAIN
defendants lisa nonresident Of the State Of Indiana
Therefore said Cain Is hereby notified o the filing ind
tendency Of bill clanc~y against him and said
W. Norris Calvin Fletcher, Samuel Perkins, John spann aud
appear calling
the OF said Court be holden in the
indianapolis the ID Monday in January 1850 and
said BILL the will fe taken confessed
and will be heard and decreed in his absence.
A. A. HAMMOND, Ex oiicio clerk Of said Court.
ByR. II. NEWC0MB, Depoy.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-09-20
SIEERIFF,S SALE.

UpY virtue Of writ of vcndo exponas objected
I'D the clerks Office Of the Marion circuit will
public SALE the 10Th day of September s49
House door in the of Indianapolis within the pre-
cribed by law the rents and profits for years. the fol
owing real estate towit
The quarter 30 township No. Is
north. No. east forty
o said land, Which leaves seventy
And failure TO realize the full Of judgment
and costs viii at the time and place. the fee simple
of said real ese Taken properly of Joseph
a the suit of Jeremiah Johnson.
Sl,R7 CHARLES c. CAMPBELL. Sheriff M C..
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-09-20

ANrIoJirY.-A lawyer and a doctor discuss
ing the antiquity of their respective professions and
each cited authority to prove his The most ancient.
mime" said the disciple of Lycurgus. commenced
almost with the worlds Cain slew his brother
Abel, and that was a criminal case in common law
True" rcjoined Esculapus, shut my profession is
coeval with The creation itself. Old Mother Eve was
made out of rib taken from Adams body, and that
a surgical operation" The lawyer dropped his
green bag.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-09-20
%. 3M sW&N
INDIANA CENTRAL MEDICAL COL.
U,EGE

SESSION FOR 1880.
THE First Session Of shi. viii indianapolis
T. s. Bobbs NJ D. Professor Of General and Special .ndfomp
r. Curran NJ d. Professor Physiology and General Paoerv
NJ Professor Hatea Meda 7zerapeafirs,
md edicai JuyiYrHdsnce-
G. W. Mears NJ D. Professor Of Obstete and Diseases Of Ho-
men and Chadrea.
Downey, NJ Of Pharmacy.
L. Dunlap. NJ. D., Professor Of Theory and Paeics.
A. H. Baker, III. D. Professor IF e Principles and Prqiee Of
gry.
ID. Funkhouser, b. ID Demonstrator IF 9natcns.
tickets
Of Lectures be paid in advance.
Dssecting ticket S5. Graduation fee gao.
be
ne the directions Of the Demonstrator Anatomy
Clinical will be delivered twice during
sion.
Boad including light obtained from 81 rs to
g 2perw week.
information bs obtained addressing Dean
is. BoBBS, Dean.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-09-20

BAPTIsMAL.-A poor woman in of the eastern
States who sped, carried her daughter to church for
baptism. Being asked its name by the bishop, she
replied "Luthy, thir." WHAT" says the doctor.
"Luthy, thir," says she. "Lucifer, Lucifer, that
won't do" says the bishop, aud baptised the child
George Washington. The poor mother con-
founded. and could not speak until near the church
door, when she informed the parson the infant
girl!
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-09-20
American PhysiologicO-Nledic Col
lPge.


FACULTY:
A. CURTIS NJ d. Prof. Theory and Practice of Medcne-hc
J. CoURTNEY,,M. D., Prof Obstetrics etc-tickets sIo
E. H. sTOCKWELL, NJ D.. Prof. Anatomy and physiology
J. A. POWERS, NJ. D., Prof. sureery-tckets SO.
KOST NJ d. Prof Principles Of The apeucs and Pharmacy
tickets $40.
J. BROWN, NJ. d. Prof. Botany Medca-rke slO
4. NJ PARRITT NJ. D., Prof. Chemsry-tckes $40.
E. H. sTOCKWELL, NJ D., Demonstrators Of Anatomytiekets
SIS. ]. BROWN, Dean.
Winter Session,
or ls49, will commence the % Monday of November
continue sixteen weeks The expense Macu-
aon s. Graduation $40 Mstrculation and Ticket fees
be PAID IN cash. or IN acceptable property Those who wish
dit VIII be charged $780, and their he well
Que hundred dollars cash in a
tibet enle the purchaser his
OF lectures as he need for Or will
subscribers 70 share in the College ground and buildings
This IL the Oldest Phys ologco
States its progress has fro.
in genial soil and fostered cultya
1t has struck its the confidence
and pride Of its students other
science Ii has attained altitude of
uness that cheers the heats of friends of truth
thropy The torch of sound medical reform first lighted
boldly steps in advance of all advocacy simple
mild and efficacous therapeutic agents.
Its faculty beholds in the science Of all that
wants for its physical mental and moral development sci
thoroughly imbued with the liberal demonstrsve progressive
spirit of the The best and and
OF disease is the burden their prize the
racehe axis OF their actions and The
They have cleared Augean Maera Medca of tbs
Old School oft mischief poson left only th
innocent sanatve OF the hreeod nature
meet the invisible enemy Of the sick these the,
meet disease and invite the world to their potency
minded inquiry and the and allied friends
| ton and free thought
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-09-20
MEDICAL COLLEGE OF EVANSVILLE

EVANS VILE, IND.
THNE Lectures 1919 and 1850
will commence the ht Monday November, and terminate
the last week in February.
The following gentlemen compose the faculty, viz:
General Descriptive and Surgical Anatomy, Charles FssUo
M ID.
Chemistry and Pharmacy, c. a Foster, A IT.
Maieria Medica and Therapeutics John Hilcoz, NJ ID.
Principles and Practice Of Surgery Madison Bray NJ ID.
Theory Practice of Medicine Lei L. LageOok, NJ d.
Diseases Women Children Ge0rge
kr NJ ID.
Demonstration OF Anatomy, Marx TTgton, NJ. ID.
TERMS OF TUITION
Naturalization fee Professor each $40 Dsseeting
ticket Graduation fee $50 Good boarding be obtained
from 81 so - so week that the Of entire
exclusive Of graduation fee, need exceed Ss7
Library which entirely ain ample
teIa for Illustrating branch of the profession by he Of
preparations and artificial model plate chem
apparatus obstetcai Appliances Sc all Of the
approved styles further Information that desired
L. l.. LAYCocK, NJ. D.,
Inn ~ &sW Dean Of
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-09-20

6TThe "second Washington" is mixing tour
through several Of the States He has concluded, it
is sad not to visit either Tennessee, Kentucky, or
Indiana. He has no friends to reward in either Of
these States.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-09-20
FAN NOTICE.
ROONE COUh'CY ia YEN EOR 1910


THE Treasurer ei Boone county Indiana hereby gives notice
poses for the $780, his hands for collection
the general list for said year. IS follows:
On each poll for State purposes. rs cents
and half mills
each Deaf and Dumb Asylum, cents and
and half mills;
each sIoo education of the Blind, cent;
On each Sloo for county purposes, twenty cents;
On each poll for county purposes twenty five cents;
On each 500 for road p1rposes, ten cents;
On each 500 for railroad purposes twenty cents
Sn each poll for railroad purposes, ten cents
And for purposes receiving charged said dup
he will attend the usual places Of holding elections
the several townships in said county, the days following
Marion township, Thursday, the l1h day of October
next;
In Clinton township Friday the 18th day of October
In Washington township Saturday. the 18th day of October
next;
In township Monday day of October next;
Sugar Creek township Monday the 22d day of October
township, Tuesday day
Union township Wednesday the cath day of Oct
Eagle township Thursday the 2h day of October
Perry township Friday the 26th day Of October next;
Harrison township Monday the 29 day of October
In jackson township Tuesday the 3oh day Of October
next
will his Office in Lebanon except when
townships until the first day of January
J. L. MCLAUGHLIN, County Treasurer.
Lebanon, August 20, 16i9 90 CIV
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-09-20
SHERIEE,S SALE

HpY virtue Of writ OF vendoni exponas directed
I'D the Clerks office of
public SALE the 10Th day OF September $780,
House door. In the town Of indianapolis, within the pre-
sribed by law the rents and profits for years. the fol-
lowing real estate, to-wit:
Ten OF land TO be taken of northeast
the half Of the southeast quarter
township fifteen north, of four Marion
failure realize the full OF Judgment
and will at the time and place. the fee simple
said Taken the property John B. Phpps
q he of Jacob Lands.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-09-20
MARRIED.

In this city, on the lltI inst, by the Rev. Mr.
Goode, Mr.. JOHN LOCKWOOD to Miss SARAH JANE
daughter of Andrew Brouse
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-09-20

MORE ANNEXATION THREATENED IN INpIA.-The
British, since they lave got The Punaub, are looking
anxou>ly for another slice of territory in ndin, and
Justify wholesale robbery they have discovered
that Goulauh Singh, Of cashmere. acted suspicousy
during the last Singh Though lie sent troops to
aid the British set they the scene of
operations. He has further not paid the money
acted /, defray the expenses of the war; and has
since, 'it is said" been discovered in REASONABLE
correspondence. The fact is Cashmere is a very fine
and rich country adjoining that portion of the Pun
aub which the British have recently acquired, and it's
addition is desirable. II threatens to lead to a re-
newal Of The war in that country, but England has
wasted too much blood and treasure in Hindoostan
TO stop ut expanding more to retain her possess
sions. Cashmere is the place celebrated for the
manufacture of shawls. It's population in 1892 was
800 900 persons, but reduced by war, famine and
the cholera to 2O0.O00 in lS36.-Pa. Ledger.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-09-20

WILL cell for fair price, exchange for property
spos the following tract of land In Marion county
om Indianapolis, and mile from Pleasant
morrill, east containing 100 Six LAND
cleared and thirty deadcned. The
thoroughly burned and being
light labor There forty acres OF
choice bottom land the the residue gently
soil excellent. ALBERT G. PORTER.
INDIANAPOLIS Sept. IL, ls49. soft
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-09-20
RUSH MEDICAL COLLEGE,
OF CHICAGO, ILLS.
Session of ISAS-'5O.

Session Of IS4S-5O.
rUyHE Lectures Monday, the 18th Of October
ii and weeks
FACULTY.
Daniel Branard NJ d. President and Professor Of Surgery
y BlaRy M d. Professor of Chemistry and Pharmacy;
Dean.
John Mclean, M d. Maiefa Medca, Therapeutics and Medical
Jurispr prudence
w. b. Her1ck, M. d., Professor of Anatomy.
Professor OF Obstetrics and Diseases Of Women
and Children.
Thomas Spencer NJ d. Professor Of the Principles and Pnc ice Of
Medicine
~ Darts M d. Professor Physiology Pathology.
J. b. Herrick M d., Demonstration OF Anatomy.
FEES.
For Professors tickets each $40, go 90
Matr uiaiion, paid only 90
Dissecing ticket, 90
Graduation, 90 90
Clinical instruction in the College Dispensary free
Good board with fuel light and attendance win cost from - 10
81 95 week
months will be given for the Professors tickets
payment approved note, bearing interest,"
dollar each ticket will be made those who
n advance. 27sw J. v. L. BLANEY, NJ. D.. Dean.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-09-20

UNHE the of Indianapolis hereby
gives notice that the list of taxes levied for the 1872 for
general school, and other purposes has been placed in his hands
Tor collection the provisions Of the charter.
Taxpayers therefore respectfully requested call at the of
fee of the undersigned in the City Council Chamber previous
of October after that time all remaining
will be returned delinquent and collected distress
sale OF property provided by the oth section Of the charter
aforesaid.
compliance with its suggestion will unpleasant dis
of the undersigned and the
payee. JAMES H. KENNEDY, Treasurer.
Indianapolis August 90, 1919. 253w