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Indiana State sentinel., 1849-09-13
Letter from an Old Typo.
CHELSEA BEACH, Mass, (sunday.) Aug. 26,

CHELSEA BEACH, Mass, (Sunday.) Aug 20, le4S
DEAR GEoReE-It is now three O'clock p NJ, and
am writing from eozy seat inside my wagon You will
reeoect that promised writing from this place. Ii Is
pleasant herethe me- from the fact Of my
being ardent lover Of freedom range whhesoever
please. The Beach, with its varied landscape the blue and
free waters lavng its side for miles around presents
ocean before and vanus wild fowl skimmng over
the bTiny deep adding additional encbanmsnt the petur-
view Nahant is in the distance, aud The Robinson
CIusoe HOnse near by.
To the reflective mind to the soul yeanng for the
tic and the marvellous, what thoughts being wrought
Grandeur and beauty pfusey bestowed by nature upon
her works. I'll my heart TO safety, aud inwady long that
thus il may be.
But a valued friend is one Of my companions to the
side. 1t is the CdPtaiHt And pray, mehinks you ask, who
is The captsnl will tell you dear George. is old
chuma real lire typo bearing the of George b. Ed
wards-you ought 10 know him and perhaps yon do-a
brother Of James G. Edwards the editor Of The Darlington
Hawk Eye, Iowa. The captain fast getting venerable in
years and has in omer times amped the Far West in
Iious wajs and to divers places He Is good and hone
soul; his declining be richly laden with The fu Of
life well spent, and his last sleep the sleep of peace
would oe WIN YOU even Tor very short hour; II eI
sancum-editoal Strange things haze taken place But
hold have not told you Of fried fish the clam ehOwder,
and the other ct ceras We have lived phat to-day And
ihankulness and gratitude fill breasts for the sumpuous
Tepast Nature has afforded
Another friend, who accompanies the Captain, and dear
and wee sonnir Of neghbor of mne also pariakers
with u.s. Indeed, happy set, and shall, doubt,
enjoy our tide pleasantly.
"Od Whitley" but the Generals old Whitley, has
brought down, and grass around The envron Of
the beach. And speaking Of the Geners isn't too bad
that the Of Mexico should suffer himself sadly
duped by such insignificant and OF
as his Cabinet composed Of? Either the General is
foolish smpeon connves and laughs the treschey
that follows his fooisleps II is bad best
light sincerely hope that Cass and Butler may be elected
the next campaign.
IL just five o'clock p NJ, and have to record an
incident in reference to old Whitley. While the friends
about tramp after water old Whitley got awfuly
mred ani had not been for the Opportune OF
too friends who heTocsIly helped Whitley out of
his perous posiiOn most assurediy should have had to
pay funeIsl ceremonies to his deunct for would
have been all with him. He is his legs again,
and we shall soon resume our homewad journey.
The stranger friends, too, at the time, with
breakdown their chase having given way in the Of
the shafts. ALL is fixed and starting for home.
1t eight o'clock, aud Whitley, notwithstanding
his mishsp has brought domc at CambIidgeport
in safety and health Nav shadows be less.
All well and hope this finds yon likewise.
YouIs, as ever, in big clam,
L b.
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-09-13
IN. B.

Destructive FIRE-INcENDTARIsM.-Ths mora
ing, between II and o'clock, fire broke in the
carpenters shop of Davis g. Turner, First between
Main and Market streets, and the flames COM
muncated to the Mechanic Engine House and The
Livery Stables of Messrs. Johnson 81 HENSON, stage
contractors, and Mr.. Kennedy of this city. from this
the fire spread to building occupied in the first
story by Mr.. Brady, blacksmith shop, and in
the second by Mr.. Bloodgood, carriage finish
ing shop, which partially consumed. The
loss of Messrs. Bradley g. Bloodgood not very
large. The horses, carriages. &c., in the livery
bes were all saved. We could not in the hurry
certain the loss.
In the carpenters shop Of Messrs. Davis g. Turner
there 10 chests Of tools, besides lot of work,
lumber, &c., which were together with the building
entirely consumed; estimated loss, exclusive of build
ing about 81 ,5OO-no insurance Mechanic Engine
House entirely consumed-oss unknown. Some
slight damage done to the carriage house of Mr..
Thompson. The fire the work of an incendiary.
We understand one of the watchmen chased man
from the building in which the fire originated, but
lost sight of him in the alley above first street.
Madison, Courier Sept 4th.
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-09-13
AN ORDINANCE
ReEatipe 10 esrfain Exhibitions therein

Relative TO certain Exhibitions therein named.
SECTION !. Be ordained By the City Council of Indi-
anGPois That of fifty dollars per day shall be levied
each license exhibit within the city limits, show of
wax hgures puppets animals performance Of eats
such circus riding dancing rope we tricks Of legeT
demain or tumbng where is charged for admission
to the and such being paid the Treasurer
and his receipt therefor being filed with the Secretary
officer shall make aud license for which he shall
be entitled to receive from the sppcan, The Of dol
lar, which license shall be signed by the President Of the
City Council; and any person persons exhibiting aore
said within the city limits without license TO do afore
said shall fofeii the Of hsndred doars for each
day such exhibition shall continue and the
whose premises such exhibition shall be had shall
foeit the Of fifty dollars per day for permitting such
exhibition without license Aforesaid and the person
taking license for any exhibition performance,
hall have the marshal present for the purpose Of enforcing
ode and shall pay said marshal for his
hbiiion performance DOLLAR
SEC D. The ordinance ordained and established July l6,
649 relative 10 certain exhibitions therein and all
ordinances parts OF ordinances conavenng the provisions
Of this ordinance, hereby repealed.
Ordained and established this 81 day Of September A d.
S49 10 take effect and be in force from and after its publi-
cation required by the charter.
VIM EcKERT.
Attest, President Of the City Council.
JAS G. JORDAN, sec'y.
Approved September s, ls49.
B0RATIo c. NEwcoMB. Mayor.
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-09-13

Practical JoKE.--Not very long since. small
farmer in little village in Somerseshre, who prided
himself his cheeses, in fit of unwonted generosi-
y--for he was penurious man-sent to her mej jes,y
Queen Victoria prime cheese. A person given to
practical jokes knowing this, bought eighteen PEN
ny gilt chain, and sent it in letter. purportng to be
from her majesty, appointing her :" well beloved
mayor of the village in the docket exalted into q cor
porate town, but whereof he the said mayor formed
the sole body and whole authority. The ignorant
poor swallowed the bait and called the village
gether, gave to be roasted whole, and
walked at the head of the invited procession wearing
his chain Of Office; and for several weeks exhibited
the insignia of royal autograph at church and
| kets.-BlacklooOd.
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-09-13

BRITISH FREEDOM OF THE PREss.--In theory the
press is free in Great Britain; in fact, is liable
be suppressed completely as 10 France, though in
different mode. The Government does not enter
the Office and break the presses aud the types
of obnoxious journal; oil it does is to refuse
register it supply stamps and it is effectually
queed in France Austria. Here is a speci-
men:
The Irish Stamp Office authorities have, by direc-
ton of Government refused to register the proposed
new series Of the Nation newspaper, supply stamps
for it. Therefore Mr.. Dufy's project is knocked
on the head.-Glo6e.
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-09-13

10y virtue Of writ OF vendon exponas to directed from
D the Clerks Office of the Marion circuit court will expose
public SALE the 10Th day Of September 6fs at the Court
the Of Indianapolis within the hours
bed by the rents and profits for seven years. Of the fol-
lowing real estate, ,to-wit:
Ten the northeast Of the
north half the southeast quarter Of section
f6 township four Marion
And failure realize the full amount OF Judgment interest
time and place. the fee simple
estate Taken the property Of John PhPPs
at the suit Of Jacob Lands.
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-09-13

Notice is hereby given all holders Of Certificates OF Ca
nal Lands 1.-THE purchase money of which by the original
contract was due previous to this tm that by the provs
ions of 25h Of act to provide for The Funded
of the of Indiana and for the completion Of the
Wabash and Erie Canal to Evansville approved January 49,
lS46 the time of payment of the principal is extended five
years. propidsd the interest is paid annually in advance
All persons desous Of the extension Of the time for the
payment Of the principal will comply strictly with the law,
m default being made In the payment Of the interest
required by law payment will be required Of both principal
and interest. CHARLES BUTLER,l
THOS. II. BLAKE, fTrusfees.
AUSTIN M. PUErT,J
7 w WR,eHr Clerk 2S-4w
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-09-13

WHERE due and unpaid, on first day af Juy
w Sinking Fund
will advertised about the first day October be sold
the 2d December according
be made before advertising Where than years
prior said first day July and the security
sufficient,
will not be if the shall for
office
and withheld form Of which Is given below.
Sinking Fund Office, J.. MORRISON,
indianapolis, Aug. %, 1919. President
FORM OF AGREEMENT:
agree pay the unpaid the
OF procured the State of indiana heine through
Commissioners Sinking Fund. being
money agreed paid A. B. for land lots the
may be
Given under my hand this dsyof is4s
5z-Tbe following papers in please give three ons,
fwa this Office Courier Journal
fyette Richmond Courisr Ex
nress Madison and
Democrat Evansville Michigan City; Democrat Goshen
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-09-13
CITY TAX!

FHNHE undersigned Treasurer of the city of Indianapolis hereby
gives that the list of taxes levied for the ls4e
general school, and other has been placed in his hands
for collection the provisions of the charter
Taxpayers therefore respectfully requested call the Of
fee undersigned City Council Chamber previous
the first day of October after that time all taxes remaining
unpaid will be delinquent and collected distress and
sale OF provided by the 40h section of the charter
aforesaid.
earnestly hoped that this notice will not he dsegaded
compliance with its will prevent unpleasant
charge Of duty the Of the undersigned and the
payee JAMES H. KENNEDY, Treasurer.
Indianapolis August 90 1919. 25-3w
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-09-13
state of Indiana, Marion County.

In MARION CoURT COMMoN Pleas, JAM TERM, 1880
Bill ChGncery.
Indiana Branch
turgh us Cain, W. Norris Calvin Fletcher, Samuel
Perkins, John S. spann. and Joseph Lynn.
UD known, the 9th day ls49 the said
ID psnan by her solicitors filed in the clerks Office Of the Mari
ON Cont b In chancey the above
ease md OF dsnlerested person that Cain,
~ said nonresident Of the Indiana.
Thersf,rs Cain hereby notified
Of said bill in chance against him and the said Seton
w Norris Calvin Fletcher Samuel E. Perkins, John s. and
Joeoh Iynn that appear
OF said cause Court
ou House Indianapolis the I'd Monday
Mead or answer said b the will lie confessed
and will he heard and decreed In his absence.
A. A. HAMMOND, Ex ofhcio clerk Of said Court.
BY r. n. NEHCOMB, DepUly.
eunh and Yandes- FL compt.
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-09-13
SHERIEF,S SALE.

WpY virtue a of vendtioni directed
Id the clerks office Of the Marion Circuit Court win
10 puhlic 18th day Of September is49 at the Court
House door Indianapolis within the prescribed
the profits years of the following
to-wit
Lot number three block number the second addition
the Asonvie and I'll the ground lying Of said
lot 10 John Bruce's line.
And realize the full of Judgment
and cost will the time and place the Zee simple Of
said real Taken the property of Job Norton the
suit of John Johnson and Elisha Reddck
o5ts sis7 CHARLES C. CAMPBE ELL, Sheriff M. C..
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-09-13
l2.SSO.4S6

The Westminster Review says, that ssthe male
heirs Of the peerages in England, in great majority
of become extinct. and all the baronetages be-
come extinct for want of male heirs, though many of
each have female representatives" Galignani in his
Guide to Paris. says that nearly all the old Parisian
families extinct, particularly the male portion
In the great city Of Paris not thousand persons
reckon their ancestors as far back as Louis
XIII.
REPARTEE.-"Why is it." said Mr.. T., a distin-
guisbed lawyer of city Of New England, to his
friend Mr. H., clergyman of high reputation n the
same place-"why Is 1t that you ministers are always
quarreng with each other, while we lawyers wicked
we are represented TO be, remarkable for our
courtesy, and seldom disagree among ourseves!"
''Is it possible so fine and classical a scholar as
yourself Mr. t. should be under the necessity of ask
ing that question! Hear what an answer Milton
gives yOu"-
''Devil. with devil damned.
Firm concord bold-Men only disagree"
The best lick have lately seen at official dignity
comes from the Picayune. The incident transpred
seme years since in the Legislature of Louisiana:
'Sr," said a member from Assumption, al am here,
the proud representative Of my constituents: am here,
from the Parish Of Assumption. and while Istand up
on this floor. Il and Assumption Of piece"
Yes said an honorable member opposite "and
you the d-st piece of assumption that was ever
heard Of"
CoxcLUsIvE.--A clergyman Of the Universalst de-
nomination. accused. while in Lowell, Of "vi-
oen'ly dragging his wife from revival meeting and
compelling her to go home with him." He replied as
follows:
1. have never attempted to influence my wife in
her views, nor her choice Of a meeting.
2 Ny wife has not attended one Of the revival meet
ings in Lowell.
3. have not attended even one Of those meetings
for any purpose whatever
Neither my wife, nor myself have any inclina-
ton to attend those meetings.
s. hare Wifs!
fellow from Kentucky went few weeks since.
into the store Of fashionable mner in Canal
street.
Have you any skirtsi"
sPlenfy Of all kinds"
"Wbat do you ask a cord!" said the Kentucky
soap mine
"a cord ," replied madam W., with astonish-
ment
Yes, I want about cord. Up in our diggins the
pitticoats hns gin out you advertise corded
skirts Er sale and thought while my hand was in,
wond call and take what you had corded up"
The milliner tainted
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-09-13
Execufor,s Noticc.

M Office hereby given that Tuesday The 18th day Of Sep
goods chattes belonging to the estate OF
owen Fisher e Of Marion State Of indiana deceased
consisting cae sheep and twohorse and
gearing The field hay household urn
ture farming Of Tools cook
the undersigned,
OF sd the residence Of the oeceased in franklin
nshp county, of twelve months will be give
on all dollars and will be required with suf
security payable w relief from valuation sp
praisrment laws. BENJAMIN MORGAN. Executor.
Aug 31st, 1919. 27-3wH
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-09-13
S5 REWARD!

CTRAYED Stolen. subscriber living in Eagle
township Boone coany about the i0h Of July last
BLACK DOG Of the Bull Greyhound breed. He has
around his neck when last
Indianapolis about made Of July
which h.ard nothing Of him. will pay
reward such other reasonable person win
any one who viii deliver said dog give information
get him. writing Eagle Village Boone
county, Iud. JACOB DYE.
a. 1919. "a 3wf
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-09-13
COUNTEREETTS.

FEW l1fS ANU
CHILL. FEVER. DUMB AGUE, INTERMITTENT
AND REMIrTENT FEVERs. AND ALL THE
VARIOUS FORMS OF BILIOUS DISEASES
SPEEDILY AND THOROUGHLY CURED BY
DIR. OsgOOd'S Indian Ch0Iagogue.
The following exac. from the Farmers and Emerants
Book VALUABLE work q S sO%s 500 % pages sesn ps6nsa BY
thor speaking Of Fever Agus remarks: 49,
There Is valuable medicine oo 70 most o. The Western Cities
diseases, Indian Cbagopue prepared
he West his special study We friends Of those medicines
% sss By but Nv we have had a%p testing
The speedy and relief afforded by the ChgOgue a
from bile and restoring purity thus striking the Its
%hch depends equally adapted e an ages snd Condition. OF
From s. F. Cary Counsellor Law Agents in Cincinnati
CINCINNATI, October IL, 1896
most sns and a%pea ant DISEASE the c a%d Fe S 1ss
Paroxysm dai y.and My physical
Having sd several fasoIe remedies without relief friend in
gogue. procured accompanying direc-
tons The that had hut paruxysm amer
urg other medicine disposed the remainder of the bottle
One Of them had teen shaking for eight mcnih was relieved
days the OF the CsOagogue consider duty
my pleasure recommend having the
Be sure you ask osgoods Indian and take no
erRead Of William woodbridge
of the U. s. Senate, ate Governor of Michigan:
Dr. Charles oseood Dear SI have read with much interest
your treatise upon the
diseases which have extensively prevailed in country
have individually suffered much from them Though feel
incompetent safely subject enely
fessional theory well reasoned
and think wa that pamphlet calculated TO
produce much practical good
violent cold induced by those sudden changes
serious ebe aIackthe fever assuming the painful
remient FEVER having become what within year
have heard much Of eh fever" The disease
despite qunine and other popular
when Mr. B. handed bottle OF Indian Chogogue which
had the kindness send Immediately taking the
medicine according directions and before had exhausted the
Of boule, decidedly better.
IL fully justified your ai,ens expectations and as se csuve
popular remedy experience far induces me
believe that will great public benefit am pleased TO
established
sionsho0gh tat with view dissent
should have found your
present residence among
With respect, have the honor To he, sir,
Your obedient
| WILLIAM WOODBRIDGE.
Soil by J. d. PARK, (successor to SANFORD & PARK)
Walnut Cincinnati o. agents
south and west to whom all orders be addressed.
Robinson, Peter Carey Louisville, Ky and by Wnstandy
Newki New Albany Ind and by appointed every
| in Sou West
Brothers, Craghead and w. Indian
apols; Sdda Madison w. Palmer,
c. Bell Evansville; Jas Somes, Vincennes Chss w.
Wood Tene Haute; John Burke Charlottesville; r. H. Ed
Michigan City and J. Reed. Richmond. 93epy
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-09-13
L. N. PHIPPS,
Land Agent and Collector,
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
r-P Room oper Mr. Hannaman's s Drug Store. 2S-tf
SUERIFF'S SALE.

EpY of of vendon to objected from
ID clerks Office of the Marion circuit court will expose to
puhc SALE 18th day of September, ls49 at the Court
Indianapolis, within the hours
crbed the rents and profits for seven years. Of the fol
lowing real estate, to-wit:
The southwest quarter section No. 30 in township No Is
north ange except forty off OF the north end
Of said land which leaves seventy acres
realize the full amount OF Judgment interest
will the time and place. the fee simple
said real Taken the property Of Joseph r. Rhoads
at the suit Of jeremiah Johnson.
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-09-13
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

undersigned desiring change his business offers Tor
sale No containing % lots several Of them situated
ON Pogues desirable for machinery being also
in the iciny Madison Railroad: suitable for re-
ALsO-Outblocks "a on the Of the city, be
and Tennessee and east Of my residence,
which desirable for private residences
ALsO-Four lots onvenIent 10 the Madison Depot.
ALsO-Twenty three of land short distance east OF the
Donation suitable making brick and in such by
Messrs Hill, Noel Turner
the lots will he oneourfh & and the remainder
in three annual payments with interest
The prices the with other lands which pur
nose to sell reasonable terms will be made known on
ppcaton JAMES BLAKE.
Indianapolis, April -, ls4s. 10otf
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-09-13

Bancroft. the historian, has announced his purpose
p,n return to this country TO take up his residence
i the city of New York.
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-09-13
MARRIED.

On Thursday morning. the 9th inst, by Rev. C. Babb.
Mr. HARRY WEST, Of Cincinnati and Miss MARY FRANCES
Irwin, Of this city.
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-09-13

UHs is TO notify al persons concerned that have paid due
bill given by 10 Barney Short calling Cor SCI o. dated
having taken the due bill accidentally
All therefore cautioned against trading Cor the
same ID value payment having made fnl
August IS lsss. 953w JANIS FERRITER.
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-09-13

We hear, says exchange, of a petition in circu-
Iation, urging that widows shall be allowed to
marry until all the single ladies disposed of.
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-09-13
Executor,s Notice.

NOTICE hereby given, that letters eamentay were granted
~ will and testament OF
Owen Fisher of Marion deceased the 2sh day OF
notice and govern
themselves accordingly. The probably solvent
263wg BENJAMIN MORGAN, Executor.
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-09-13
TAX NOTICE.
BOONE COUNTY TIA YES FOR 1S49

DUNE COUNII IAAES run 1913.
THE Treasurer OF Boone county Indiana hereby gives notice
that the duplicate County and other
poses the 1879. his hands for collection.
The rate taxation charged thereon property entered
the general list for taxaticn for said year. follows:
On each 500 for State purposes, 25 cents
On each poll for State purposes. IS cents
On each 500 Indiana Hospital for the Insane cent and
and hal: mills
On each for Deaf and Dumb Asylum and
and half Mills
each slCo for the education Of the Blind
On each sloo for county purposes. twenty cents;
On each poll for county purposes, twenty five cents;
On each 500 for road purposes, ten cents;
On each 800 for railroad purposes. twenty cents
Sn each poll for railroad purposes. ten cents
And for the receiving charged said dupl
he will attend al the usual places Of holding elections in
the several townships in said county, the days following to-
wit:
In Marion township Thursday the llh day Of October
next
Clinton township Friday I2h day of October
In Washington township Saturday. the 18th day of October
Centre township Monday the 18th day of October
In Sugar Greek township Monday the 22d day Of October
next;
Jefferson township Tuesday October
In Union township, Wednesday the Gath day OF Oct
In Eagle township Thursday the 2h day of October
In Perry township Friday, the 26th day Of October next;
Harrison township Monday 2eth day Ocober
In jackson township Tuesday the 30h day of October
next.
will attend his Office in Lebanon, except when
several townships until the first day of January,
]. T. MCLAUGHLIN, County Treasurer.
Lebanon. August 20, l649. 236w
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-09-13
NOTICE.

NxyHEREAs wife Mara Gathrigh having len my bed ard
w board without provocaon notice ~ hereby
given fofewarn all trusting harhorng her
shall pay debts Of her contracting sler this date
SAMUEL GATHRIGHr.
indianapolis, Sept. I, is4s. a6-swT
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-09-13

THE respectfully their friends, and the
public generally that they have taken the large
they nd be-
heir old friends and customers. DAVIS & RAY,
cG no.ot and Cfnfion
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-09-13

Collector county
by gives notice that the duplicate present year
in his hands,
The of is s follows:
For purposes, each hundred dollars e5
Poll IS cents; mills
hundred dollars for the support Lunstic Asylum
half mills and Dumb Asylum
the education of the Blind.
For County purposes each hundred dollars 90
School purposes in district No. nshp NORTH range
east the said district, each hundred
25 cents.
purpose of receiving taxes he will attend the usual
places Of holding elections the townships
ty, the following days. to-wit:
In Pike township, on Friday, the 10Th day Of October
kin township, Saturday. goth
In Warren township Monday the pad day of October.
township Tuesday, the 23d of
In Decatur township Wednesday, the Path day October
In township Thursday the 25th day of October
Washington township Friday the 26th day of
In Wayne township Saturday, the 9Th day of October.
He will attend in person by deputy Treasurer Office
in Indianapolis except when absent in the townships
til the day of January, 1850
Tax will please attend and the centage.
j. M. TALBOT, Treasurer
Indianapolis August CO. ls49. 236w