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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-11-15
INTERESTIyG no FARMERS.

THE hereby inform
ed having manufactures al indian
apois GatiRgs Weat Drills The subject OF
planting wheat lows with drilling machne has long been Ia
mar with English husbandman and for several past has
enierping farmers OF New York
Pennsylvania others the older wheat growing Sates A
cultural papers have often alluded the Practice advising rs ado
ton and giving results showing saving Of seed and Of oo
and greatly increased yield Of Five bushels and upward per
the broadcast Wheat planted by this machine Is equal
distributed a uniform depth. Hence uniformity The
length found ia wheat mixed with the
the old method Many advantages
cidentto the d by writer's who have fully proved
It's utility by practice of the prominent Of which Is The pro-
OF the wheat from being winter killed. About 10 acres per
a and IA 10 is
day with those suitable for ae be estimated as te
work for hand and fOes Co plant all complete
Another practice has also been added tow; that OF horse g
byhch the earth between the loos
cultivated by cheap simple macine by and
the of six day writer IN the Gene
Farmer February number 1919 49, speaking OF Drilling and
asserts his experience that "and that
dinay fifteen bushels viii under
yield thirty five, and
Farmers of Illinois and Michigan,
and northern Indiana desired TO make Them
fully possible, with this mode cultivation
field of Of wheat drilled only growing on the farm
Blake ESQ., the suburbs OF this city, affords practical
experiment, to which attention respectfully solicited
Cali at Mayhews opposite brakes Hotel
June il. 1919. 3 tfw h MAYHEM
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-11-15
SvUCRUEE,S SALE

NpY virtue of writ Of exection directed from the Clerks
Nd Office Of the Marion Circuit Court public sale
the November Court House door, vii hin the
hours by law the rents and profits for seven years oil The
following
IL, township H.
east containing forty or less
realize Judgment nd
time and place the fee simple Of said
Taken the property OF James W. johnson, at he
suit OF the State of Indiana.
harFM
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-11-15
Adu,juistrntor,s sale.

ENHERE will be public of the estate Of Samuel
Alexander late Of Perry township Marion county deceased
Thursday the GOTH day Of November s4 between the hours
OF O'Clock A NJ O'clock p NJ the residence OF said
deceased consisting in part of household and kitchen furniture
horses hogs sheep horse wagon wheat eorn III the
field farming utensils &C. credit OF twelve months all
three dollars all of three dollars under cash in
hand Bond and approved without he benefit of vaua
ton or appraisement laws will be required.
4+3w JOSEPH ). ALEXANDER A0mr
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-11-15

m THEIR BAILEY"-The editor OF the Hartford
Times has recently visited Groton, where he was in
PRODUCED 10 Mother Bailey, the heroine OF Stonlngon
fight She is still hearty and aiable though in her
gid year. She lived with the husband of her youth
10 years. (she says) "wiIhout word spoken in an.
ger" The old lady is out-and-out democrat and
always has been.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-11-15

STATE PRINTER.-In Indiana there is something of
contest going for Offices be elected by The leg
islature II is thought however that the Office of
State Printer will be given TO Mr.. Chapman of the
State Sentinel, and that The Office Of Auditor, will be
given to DR.. Ellis of the Goshen Democrat Both
deserving much the hands of the democracy of
that state.-Michigan STATE Journal
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-11-15

0trGov. Crittenden Of KY. has forgotten to make
proclamation for general thanksgiving; and the
pious gentlemen of the Louisville Journal are in trib-
ulation about it Wonder if the devil himself is not
also weeping birthstone tears!
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-11-15

The Cannelton Economist understands that old
and wealthy hardware house in Sheffield, England, is
negotiating for the establishment of branch in Can
Melton for the manufacture of hardware.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-11-15
NOTICE.

OFFIcE IsDIAsA Mutual FIRE Insurance CoNPANr.l
Indianapolis November 2, 1919.
'IHE Members Of said Company hereby notified that their
thirteenth Annual Meeting will be held the first Wednes
day. being the fifth day of December ten O'clock FORE
this Office for the choice and the
ton Of other business that deemed By
der: 4w CHAS. w. CADY.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-11-15
KNODLE WANTS MS MONEY!

THE compelled call the his
indebted him in due within the past
years necessity Of making Many
Of such long standing have eney eaten all pro-
fits Such apology longer keep Of
ndes profits indebted
iois longer shorter and A. KNODLE
4+3w Journal COPY 3w
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-11-15
UMBRELLAS AND PARAsOLS,

Manufactured BY Steam at the American Mandatory,
PSI PEARL STREET,
(Sign Of the Three Golden UnbreldS)
MERCHANTS in of n of Umbrellas and
l7h Parasols, advised to pay
No Second Profits,
but call the Manufacturers who making
1900 DAILY,
the Of steam and New Patent Machinery and
enabled produce the and elegant styles goods
to sell them with which they may def competition
ISAAC SMITH & CO.,
Manufacturers, NeD York.
p s. We have branch of House established in Boston
at No. Sewa Block, Milk street. where shall be hap
ID Eastern friends. /. 5. Co.
Inlx -imsrG uu
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-11-15

0E-Four ships recently sailed from Boston. the
same day for California. They carried total of four
hundred passengers, among whom were only three
,oonlen, and of these already married. WelI if
we are 10 choose between gold and women, we shall
stay where Others may do they please
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-11-15

ST. LOUIS, NOVEMBER 5tb-Tbe Cholera has reap
peared at 81. Genevieve and is quite prevalent and
fatal.
Barnum, who was shot by the Frenchman, is dead.
A dispatch from Quincy. Illinois. yesterday, says
fifty negroes of all ages and sexes, with teams, STAN
peded the Missouri the night before. Their dest-
nation is not known.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-11-15
Execufar,s Sale.

u and authority vested by the last viii
- and testament Of Owen Fisher, late OF Marion county decea
ed the undersigned said WILL will Tuesday the Goth
day Of Nov eber a D. s49 st the Court Hoase door IN the city Of
public sale oceck P NJ said The
said and within six miles
said cry the Michigan State Road and described follows
The quarter section IS township IS
There about 500 euvaion
well Of the door, oher
out buildings suitable said farm. Also The time and place.
half the north quarter Of section 36, town.
Franklin In said Said VIII be
ced of months the purchaseo purchasers giving
their notes approved security made payable without any relief
from valuation apprasemeni laws
IndtanapoIis. October IS. 1919. sets
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-11-15

PoRK-NOvembcr is here, and no pork buyers have
appeared in this section yet In fact have heard
OF no purchasers any where this Things look
very gloomy for the pork raisers at present There
is large quantity of fine hogs in this county.-Pa-
Oh EARLE
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-11-15
Administrators Notice

THE undersigned has been appointed administrator Of the e'
tate Of Samuel Alexander deceased late OF Marion county
All indebted said estate will please make immediate
ment and those having claims will them properly
thenticated for settlement The estate probably solvent
443w JOSEPH ALEXANDER Admf.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-11-15

THE undersigned has just returned from the east with Of
the largest cheapest fashionable assortment OF
JeWciry and Watches,
imported in the West He has selected article in
person. will all he either quality price.
Among his stock found Gold Feb and Guard
CHAINS, at eastern prices Aud
For the Ladies'.
article Of Scs aud Shell Tack Combs, OF the richest pat
terms made.
Port Moneys,
Combining Purse and orket Book.
Short Gold Chaius,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-11-15

MARYLAND.-The population of this State is set
down at 100000 The public debt, in 1913, was
Sl2,750OO0. interest S69O,9OO. The average tax,
per head, is 81 ,35.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-11-15

VIM. Watkins, brickayer. fell from the Odd
Fellows Hail at Memphis distance of some seyen-
ty feet to the ground, few days since. Although
severely injured, hopes entertained that he would
survive.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-11-15
SHCRUEF,S SALE

UDY virtue vendi expona directed from the
clerks Office Of The Marion Circuit Court will pub
lie day November ls49 Court House
within prescribed by and profits for
years of the following real estate, to-wh:
in square No. 30 in the city Of Indianapolis
judgment,
time the fee simple of said
Taken h property OF John Douglass at the suit Of
r. l.. Walpoe for the use Of Thomas d. Gregg.
Sheriff NJ C.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-11-15

THE undersigned desiring change his business offers Tor
sale block No o. containing "a lots several Of them situated
Pogue's machinery being
vicinity Madison Railroad suitable for
sidences.
ALSO-Outbocks north side of the city, be
Illinois and Tennessee east Of residence
&c which desirable for
ALSO-Four lots enent to the Madison Depot.
ALSOTweny Of land short distance east Of the
Donation suitable making brick and in such by
Messrs. Hill. Noel & Turner.
The the will oneourth and the remainder
in three annual payments with interest.
prices the above together with other lands which pur-
to be known
plicaion. JAMES BLAKE.
Indianapolis, April a. ls49. 100tf
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-11-15

SLAVES N Observation-Disclosures the prac-
teal difficulty which is said to exist in California
against the introduction of slavery into that territory
it appears TO have existence. The Alabama Jour-
nal says those who from that part of the Union
and VINO carried negroes have had no difficulty in
keeping them, and is found that they adhere their
masters there with greater zeal and devotion than
elsewhere. Several have written back, expressing
their regret that they did not carry with them hands
frUm their plantations.
"a gentleman from Macon county, who took out
three good hands. has written back that he hires them
out at three hundred dollars per month each and has
no difficulty in retaining them. Every man there is
so immersed in his absorbing pursuits that he
has no time or inclination to interfere with the BUSH
ness of Others or engage, if inclined, in alb
clifton movements"
The Journal further states that it is in coutempla-
ton by Southern emgrants to 60 out in companies of
fifty to hundred, to be able protect their
property" if it should be endangered.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-11-15
ADMINISTRATIONS Notice.

NJ Office hereby given that the undersigned has this day
been appointed by the Probate court of Marion county
State of indiana administrator estate of Joseph Seteher
late Of said county deceased All indebted said
requested make immediate payment the subscriber and
those having claims against said will the duly
authenticated for settlement. Said probably solvent
Oct. !, ls49 30 3wis CHARLES FISHER, Admir-
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-11-15
COMBINATION AIR-TIGHT.

SuperlOf NOOkInR SIOEtss
Together with other Of which no better attention Is
needed Than reference the following the mary Who testify
@ uanvalled qualities.
MARION CouNTY-samuel Merrill Hervey Bates, Wm Qnafles,
Hannah. Edward Mcclure Jesse Jones, Ward
Dunlop Mrs Goldbury Jno Hamilton, Danl knge Cas koo
Thos IlolbrOok Louden Robert Brown
Deaf and Dumb Asyuq Insane Asylum, John McFah hevF
Holiday Johnson and any number Of other mares could be
given.
CoUETr-James Dugan Joseph Morris Asa Ballard
Maiock Waierouse Curtis Barnet Robert
Downward, Henry Rogers, Joseph Mendnali, VIM Little.
CouNTY-Chas Atheon, Jesse Allen, Wiism Aur
ick Semue shockley,J Dye, Delany, &c
CouNTY-Php Dean Isaac Voorhees, Jesse Hughs
Robt Lyons, SC
HAMLrOE CousTr-Azarish Dining, Howard, Williams.
Davis, Barnaby Newly James TTesteT
SHELBY coUNIY.-RObt HOugh. d Smith,
BooNE STY.-enry Marvin Rumly II MleTJ SpenceJ
George Shoemaker Jacob Johns jonathan Scott
CoUNrY.-Joseph ID. Shorp, sheriff
PursAM CouSTr-Isaac Lawrence Smith, PStrader Call
Davis, John Savage.
Curtin and Copper
and hands ready and happy
10 upon those who desire anything in onI line.
Cash for old copper and brass as usual
KELLOGG s YANDES,
ian Of In dlncka and lnokS
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-11-15
HAMILTON 81 PARRISH

RE now prepared TO offer their and the public
n generally, a large stock of
Dry Goods,
Prints, Gngham:, De LANES beads purse twist purse
Cashmere merno yonese and bal clasps sup French and
Cloths cashmere denies cloths French dOekin
ss Alf ss so and E%s: GOOD s
Silk and dress 'an, BOmbazne common jeans, lwee
Black mode plaid and Ongroys, beaver cloths felt cloths,
sa u fringe s and Suc sa s
Love e thread aees edgng and fancy eraya silk and linen
,a.eT.ings white ns bard .n.pender.,
Taron hosiery black Scarlet orange white and
Silk, wosed, lambs HanHe, blue and brown Canton
Cotton also misses and chill aannes linen and diapers,
e% s s .d %, sill: cheek
Cap, and velvet ribbons eo linens brown linen and holland
Cnp and Florence BRAID Bon beeehed drills glazed and
NETS @ 1 and ss, %"sn
IIandkefehief, combs pins IONS, &C. sup plush and cloth
Needless spool cOton bObbns caps Mexican silk and Fur hats,
staple and DOmestics.
Brown sheetng brown drills, beached musin tickings wick
lng cotton yarns, carpet chains, cotton batting indigo and mad
Ss sos sagaT. ,oeaes9 teas %olas.e spices carpet
good. selected 70 suit city and country trade We re-
specially invite all cash Dealers il they bargains call
az cheap cash store Washington and Meridian Streets south
weay purchasing Of us at wholesale
that we are giving particular attention part
4Sy HAMILTON PARRISH.
The State of Indiana, Marion County.
In THE MARION CouRr OF Common PLEAS JANUARY TERM $780,
PeitiOn for Partiioa Of Real Estate.
Isaac weiand Henry Brennemsn and Frances
heirs OF George weiand, deceased.
NHE unknown heirs OF George weand deceased the defend
Weand Isaac Weand Henry aud Frances renne
man. his wife, and Catharne Burke petitioners
filed their petition In said against them In the Office of the
CLERK Aforesaid also the affidavit of Henry BIenneman
any petitioners and that said defendants are
not residents OF the State Of Indiana That said petition
pending said that to-
the calling
term OF said court to be held the
on the second Monday in January next said and the
ters and things therein contained will
fessed them proceedings will be had
accordingly.
Attest, ADRIAN A. HAMMOND,
Ex-ofhco Clerk of said Court.
: By X. II. NEwcosfB, Deputy.
NoEs, 1919. 4o3w Smith and Yandes, soils petitioners
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-11-15
NEW RAnKSl

NEW BOOKS!
received being opened at the Book Store
% Ray large and fresh supply of and valuable
Mcelsneous Law Medical and School Publications which
sold other western house
furnish them Let country merchants who wish supply of
miscellaneous books, books
bills before purchasing Lawyers Physicians School Teachers
public gene ally invite to look stock Call
AT DAVIS & RAYS,
door Of Craghead's Drug Store
UUUMES History of England. from the invasion Of julius
III the Rbdaon of James the Second continued
to Darlington
comprised volumes which will be issued
aratey at Two volumes OF each
published and receved-the balance Of Macauley
uniform Immediately their
London readable
edition Boston Pubcatio
by DAVIS KAY,
AZ Oned door west of Craigheads Drug Store.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-11-15

The state OF Indiana, Marion County.

In TIE MARION CouRr CoMnos Pleas JAsUARr TzR e50
Pesaon for Partition Of Real Estate.
Jonn scott Rhenbama Wilson, Sarah Wilson,
Jane Wilson. Agnes L. Wilson, and Samuel n. Wilson.
IHE above named defendants hereby notified said
John h. Scott the petitioner above named filed his petition
said against them office the aforesaid
ahayh Of dsnterrsed showing that said
not residents Of the State OF Indiana That petition now
pending On said and unless they appear
answer The before the calling OF said
term OF said court 10 be held the Count House Indians
The second Monday January said petition and
things therein contained forth be and
them, proceedings
smith and Tandss. soils FOR petitioner.
Attest A. A. HAMMOND,
Ex-ofico Clerk Of said Court.
BY r. ii. NEwcoNB, Deputy.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-11-15

SUPERIOR French and dyed black, brown blue and
- olive Cloths superior black plain and fancy Cashmere me
81 sEATON 4 HOLMAN
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-11-15
SHOES.
CLOTHS. CASSImEREs, &c.

LARGE and wen assortment OF Ladies' Genlemens
N Misses, and Boys Shoes, just received.
lOl j. M. BRAMWELL & Co
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-11-15

On the wabash and Erie Canal.
yUyHE undersigned Trustees Of the Wabash and Erie Canal
will sealed proposals at Petershurgh Pike county
November the construction
miles Of said Canal extending from Msysve to Pc
ershurgh division embraces proportion Of the hea
West Canal and worthy the attention ocon
tractors heavy The line will be divided in
sections OF the ground
aging near half a mile in length.
Of the Aquedue East Fork Of White
River 400 feet in length consisting OF
four spans by timber arches and
work and enclosed from the weather.
The will be ready for inspection for week previous
the letting necessary will be given by the
silent Engineer either
the Eugineers will expected proposals.
CHA LIES BUTLER,
A. NJ. PUETT,
THOS. "A. BLAKE.
Trustees OF the Wabash and Erie Canal.
Terre TIaute, Ind, Sept. 49, I64e. 33-6w I Nov IA.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-11-15
Cargoes of Sen Vessels.

Esq., having resigned for this old
and responsible having ee ouy a
pointed his successor to the prepared 10 poi
es in both the Fire and Marine Department on the most
able terms.
years, paid NAM millions Of dollars at their several agencies
throughout the United States and the British Provinces nave e
tafshed reputation solveney and aiTdeahng which
challenges company on the
continent of America The annexed extract from an article on
the subject of Insurance Companies taken from the New YORK
Day Book exhibits briefly the standing and policy Of the Com
The Moneyed mem of the ancient and always prosperous
city Of Hartford have for half been famous throughout
the Union for the care discretion rigid honesty and unvayng
with managed corporations
of this Company has
! These Companies have than whole genera
ton scattered nearly State OF the Union and
pay nnumerabe which they have
insured against"
All arising policies issued by the under signed will
be promptly adjusted and paid the General Agency Once To-
Gated Cincinnati o. large portion of the funds Of the Com
Including all received the Western agences
deposited with the raj Agent Of the Company al Cncin
pa yment Of Western and Southern losses
Apply WILLIS w. WRIGHT Agent for the city OF Indian
ansf amos 1vSss
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-11-15
Sale OF LANDS and Lots for Taxes i'm


An entire ladies' patronized by the Queen
OF England and Spain CAN them the ewelF store OF
a. n TALBOTT
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-11-15
INSURANCE.

Protection Fire and Marine Insurance
Company of Hartford, Conn.
INCORPORATED IN 1926
Annual Premiums. Capital Stock, and Surplus Fund
SI.OOO,OOO.
EHS old and Company continues to Issue policies
IL the favorable dwelling houses household
mills
and manufactures, &C. &C. against
Loss or Damage by Fire;
Also goods merchandise against the hazards OF
Inland transportation,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-11-15

GESpecimens of the Wit of the "decency organ"
the Louisville Journal:
The Locofocos and Frce-Soilers of Massachusetts
are thoroughly welded. We always thought that the
Locofoco party would marry a niger.
The editor of the Southern Democrat, speaking of
late Locofoco Publication, says that music 'shed
Its inspiring fragrance around" The music, it
seems had smell to it. He must have belched it
himself.
We think that the editors of the Washington Union
altogether too noisy their lamentations over the
dismissed Office holders. Their howlngs are too bor-
ribe. They should have more moderation in their
grief:
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-11-15

GA foreign letter to the National Era, speaking
of the noble conduct of the Turkish Government, in
reference to the Hungarian refugees, says
The scenes at some of the meetings of the Divan
must have been highly dramatic; indeed. the whole
affair is n stunning satire on sham Christianity.
The Sheik-u-Islam, who is their Archbishop of Can.
terbury, and the Ulemas or Canons &c. of the Mos
lem hierarchy, opposed most energecally the
der OF the refugees as such q deed was Numerically
contrary to the first principles Of the Mahometan re-
ligion which expressly commands all the Faithful
protect the unfortunate. In the teeth Of this noble
decision of the Mahometan doctors, are over
whelmed with additional complaints about our barbar-
Gus treatment of the Roman refugees board the
Lycurgus, driven into Malta by distress in July last
Verify, II makes one blush TO think that the British
Premier has expressly sanctioned barbarities perpe-
trated on that occasion towards the wounded the sick
the naked and the hungry, that Christian could not
practice to dog We shall soon have 10 70 Turks
and Tartars to learn how practice the first prnci-
pies OF humanity, not to say Christianity.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-11-15
FORK UP!

VUILL1s WRIGHT co. having disposed Of enir
w stock OF goods TO Mr. R. j. Calling compelled close
all unsettled Immediately Willis w. Wright win
the collection oe debts OF the and be iound the ol
Ia WILLIS w. WRIGHT,
FREDERICK BAG0S.
indianapolis, Oct. ii, lS49. S63w w&sw Journal
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-11-15

0-The Cincinnati Gazette is getting quite savage
about the 'free soil aud locofoco coalitions" Wit
the following.
Political DEPRAvrIY.-C. F. Adams, the late
Free Soil candidate for the Vice Presidency upon the
"Bufalo Platform" has made a speech at Dedham
(hlass) advising the union of Free Soilism with Lo-
cofoco Hunkerism. 10 secure the spoils
The free sellers would be very honest men in the
Gazettes estimation, if they would only aid the Tay
lortes ''to secure the spoils 3"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-11-15
TO YISITERS.


August II, l6f9. \
STRANGERs may Indiana Hospital for N
- Insane between the hours OF 10 A. NJ and p NJ Sandass
cspted
allowed Hospital grounds
Sunday BY order Of the Board Of Commissioners
2ltf r. j. PATTERSON, Superintendent.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-11-15
NOTICE.

rU,HE meeting the Stockholders
indianapolis Bank of Indiana,
held their banking house. the fifth day Of November next
tween hours Of and four O'clock p which time
will be held for the choice of Directors the
Of the Stockholders for the ensuing year
October TH. III. SHARPE, Cashier