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Indiana State sentinel., 1849-08-30

The WOMEN OF HUNGARY.-From an article on
Hungary, by J. F. Grsnd, published in the Phiade-
phia Ledger. we extract the following remarks con-
cerning the Hungarian women.
To the great moral resources of Hungary, in her
present deathsrUggle for independence. yet BE-
reckoned the character and devotion of the women
For years back, il the women of Hungary who
gave the most powerful influence TO the national feel
ing. 1t is they who fosered the Hungarian language
and literature, and who inspired patriotic sentiments
In their husbands sons and lovers Ever since Pesth
by the Magyars themselves from its rapid progress
called the "New York Of Old Europe"-becams the
capital Of Hungary the noble refused spend
the income from their large estates nj Vienna. They
looked on the Hungarian families Of the Esterbazys
Koharys, Nadastys, and Czichys, which almost
domciated in Austria, If not absolute traitors
least as deserters Of the OF their country.
And here must pay Just tribute TO the personal
charms Of those wumen who devote their lives and
fortunes to the moral and intellectual elevation Of their
country. When beauty fires patriotism, may be
indeed prepared to witness deeds of heruc valOr.
And what beauty is this that acts a tasman on a
brave people in arms for their dearest righisl No
fading moonlight counten1nces banchcd 10y privaion
and sorrOw-no waning cheeks lit up with parox-
ysm of cespair-no polished marble with its cold.
pulsive indiference-no figure Of the drawing room,
tortured into shape by some hrathen m.lliner-no
witlered relics of conventional endurance There is
wild, daring. piercing beauty about these women
sprung directly from the Circassian mounains by the
side uf which your soft blue-eyed fair haired Saxon
maid looks like faint lithograph by the side of Cor
regio's incarnations Such women, deeply mbued
with Of their country's wrongs, and female
purpose to avenge them, now lashing the frenzy
Of the men TO deadly combat.
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-08-30

0crOne fact, says the Philadelphia Ledger, is
worth volumes of speculation with plain. practical
people. like farmers and fact OF this kind is the
announcement of the Chancellor Of the British
Exchequer. 10 the House Of Commons. that Of the
nearly Ia. 100000 bushels Of wheat imported during
the previous eleven months. 5,625, COO bushels OF
nearly onc-laf brought from the farmers of tte
United States; the remaining portion If the aggre-
gate import from the several wheat growing
countries Of Europs-France, PRUSSIA, Holland aud
Belgium. If our exports Of breadsiuifs in the shape
Of flour and meal were estimated. the result would
show much more favorable L, the United States.
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-08-30
The Muse Again:

PHILADELPHIA, August l3, 1S49.
To The Editors Of The Union:
The Uninn was kind enough last winter. to receive
with appreciation my "Salt River Voyage" Confined
to the house, day or two since, by severe attack
OF painful disease which occasionally troubles me,
my chief consolation derived from the cheering
accounts of our success in Tennessee, Indiana, &c,
and contrved to amuse myself by throwing togeih-
er the rhymes which here enclose 10 YOU
lfthey meet your appreciation, and you regard them
as worthy of place in the Union, they are at your
service, and you your pleasure about append
ing or withholding nay name.
Yours, very respectfully and sincerely.
SAMUEL ID. PATTERSON.
We retain every syllable Of the poetry. without
changing retrenching any Of its beauties. We
would not, on any consideration suppress the
of the poet which carries ''the guineas stamp along
with IT. His admirable ''Salt River Voyage" made
it famous. The ''HOmewurd Bound" adds another
wreath to the reputation of our friend "Samuel D.
Patterson" LINTON.
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-08-30
Liter from General Jackson.

WASHINGTON, June IL, 1882
DEAR SIR Il have the pleasure to acknowledge
the receipt of your letter of the 10th inst, submit
ting 10 extract of the minutes of the session
Of the General Synod of the Reformed Dutch Church
of North America, relative toa day of fasting hu-
initiation and prayer. at this time, and which your
committee request the President of the United Stat es
to appoint.
Whilst concur with the Synod in the efficacy of
prayer and in The hope that country may be pre-
served from the acks Of the pestilence "and that
the judgments new abroad on the earth may he
titled To the nations" constrained TO decline the
designation of any period or mode proper for the
mo nfestaton of tnis reliance. | could not do other
wise without transcending the limits prescribed by
the Constitution for the Pre>ident without feel
ing that might in some degree disturb the security
which regan enjoys IN this country, in its com.
ptete separation from tie concerns of the general
government
1t the power of the pulpits and the State tribu-
nails 10 recommend the time and mode by which the
people may best nes their reliance the protect
ing arm of the Almighty in time of great distress,
whether the apprehension that the cholera may visi,
land, furnishes proper occasion for this soletl
notice. must therefore leave for their consideration
Very respectfully your servant,
ANDREW JACKSON.
To John V. Schermerhorn, Chairman Of United
States General Synod.
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-08-30
State OF Indiana, Marion County.

BI IN Chaneuy.
The Bank OF Indiana her Branch
tush John Cain, w Norris Calvin Fletcher, Samuel
e. Perkins, John s. Spann. and Joseph Lynn.
UD that the 9th day August S49 the said
ID psinant by her soicirs filed In the clerks Office Of the Mari
Common Pleas the entitled
also the affidavit dsneesed that John CAIN
one Of defendants nonresident of Of ndana
Thrrefos notified o fling nd
pndency of sid bill in chance against him and The said Seton
Norris Calvin Fletcher Samuel f. Perkins, John Spann
IN
OF said holden in the
Court indianapolis the Cd Monday in January 1850 and
said bi the will lie taken confessed,
aud will he hear decreed In his absence.
A. A. HAMMOND, Ex ofIcio clerk Of said Court
ByR u. NEWCOMB, Deputy.
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-08-30
State of Indiana, Boone Count

IN THE booNk FkoBATE CoURr, ArousT TERN, Io4y
Petition for Partition of Real Estate
Druclla Lewis Lucinda Lewis Rachael Lewis William Lew
s John Lewis Margaret Lewis Albert Lewis, and Sarah
ZONES now said petitioner BY Angle and Doughery her at
~ shows
endan except said Lucsda Lewis and also served Carter Cox
guardian Of said Rachael and Lewis And petitioner
les the affidavit Of dsintcested the noneseeny
Of said Lucinda Lewis wheeupon ordered by the court that
said deendal Lucinda Lewis notified the pendcncy this
suit by publications the Indiana Sentinel
weekly newspaper of circulation the which said
publications be than thirty before he day OF
next term of this no said defendant in this
at the thereof viii be heard and de-
25 3wisH LEVI LANE, Clerk.
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-08-30

FULL OF PRoMIsE.-The New York Atlas. in no.
ticing the expedition of Hon. Henry Clay to the
North thus aludes to charge des affairs to Poru
gal:
"Mr. James B. Clay, charge des affairs to Portu-
gal; in this city day or two since, and called
Mr.. Henry Grinnell, Mr.. Matthew l.. Davis, Miss
Louisa Chester and many other citizens of emnenre
Mr.. James B. Clay, told, distrusts his fitness
for the situation TO which he has been elevated and,
would rather not hold it; but, his distinguished fath
is anxious that he should 20 to the of Lisbon
and. therefore he yields. Other persons than Mr..
Clay,Jr., doubt the expedency of his appointment.
He was. few years ago. clerk in the counting room
of Mr.. Abbott Lawrence; but he did not like New
England and cyphering and 50 returned to Kentucky
and devoted himself to the culture Of hemp and mig
gers. He is young gentleman Of respectable tai
ents and educltion-was graduated at Trsnsylvania
University; and, is full Of promise, So his
brother Tom, who borrowed cf US twenty dollars, in
the year 1882, when he was cadet at West Point,
and promised to repay it in short time. The prom
ise has nat yet been made good. When last heard
from, he said. al promise that you shall be paid,
some day other but when God only knows
Tom was good fellow. though he had his faults,
and possessed all the talent that nature conferred
his father"
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-08-30

Harlan's maj. $50. Casss maj, 1882
CHARLES H. TEST. Secretary Of STATE for the State Of
Indiana do hereby certify the foregoing t. be list
Of The official Of each county in this State given for
Representatives in the 3lst CoDgress appears from the
returns file in my Office.
(~~~~>~~l Witness my hand and the seal OF said State
Z SEAL. this 2Slh day Of August, A. d. iS49.
S~~~>>~>>J CHARLES II. TEST.
Secretary Of STATE.
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-08-30

THE LATE National FAsr.-We find in some
quarters question of the
ness of the "Oficial" recommendation "by the Pre-
sident" of day of fasting, humiliation and prayer
throughout the United States. II seems that in 1882,
PRESIDENT Jackson. though concurrng in the object
desired, declined request from a religious society.
to set apart, by official recommendation, day or
mode for IL.
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-08-30

A DEFAULTER SENTENcED.-Mr. Stiles, the tax
collector at New Orleans, who was c"nvicied Of be-
ing defanlier to the amount Of S21 900. has been
sentenced 10 two years hard labor in the penientary;
he must restore the sum cmbezzled. pay fine OF ilr
amount. the costs, &c. He has appealed to the
Supreme Court.
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-08-30

MARION LIRcrTT CoUkT, OCTOBER
Cross Bal II Complaint ia ChaRosry.
Mary Ann Aiheton James L. Cyan Nancy Long Elizabeth
Long Aia Long, sarah Ann Long, Zada Long, John Ioug.
Caroline Long and oilers
HNHE defendants above named and them hereby
fed that the said Mary Atheun filed her bi
the above against them aud others In the aforesaid that
the pending in said and that unless they appra
aid bin before the calling
The and the
will Confessed and hed
against said defendants And this is continued By order of
the Aftest, r. b. DUNCAN, CLERK
By JoHs G. WKRKs. Deputy.
Morrison and MaIos sols cor complt July le IS
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-08-30
sIate of Indinna, Marion county. set

TX MARION CIRCUIT CoURT, OcToBER Tran, lelg
Blu Of C0mpafat-La Ch1ncerT.
Adcphus II Smith, Willis G.. Alien Atheon, Eliza
Atheon, Mary AIheton, drdge Nancy
his wife, Samuel verbke and Lefty his wife James l. Givaa
Rhoda his WIFE, David Long and Hester his wife, and Joshua
Stevens.
rNNHE defendants named Of them
fed that said Adophus has filed
the against them the aforesaid that
pending said and that unless they appear and plead
the said bill
the therein
tained will he taken confessed ind held said deien
And this continued By order Comt
Attest, K. b. DUNCAN, Clerk.
BY G WEEKS Deputy.
Wfa0 Omar eIfu IulvI2 S3usi.
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-08-30
VARIETY.

''What does your husband deal in Madaml" He
deals cards, chiefly, sir'
ScOding is the pepper of matrimOny; the ladies
the pepper boxes.
Why isa thief called "Jai Bird!" Because
he has been a Robin.
never laid wager in my life and will inform
you. sir, that am not blackleg."
"Then you are no better was the reply.
He who sedulousIy listens, poin,edly asks,
calmly speaks, coolly answers, and ceases when
he has to say the point is the ittest for
business and is sure to succeed.
'There are two things" says Mrs. Partington.
that ought to be at home every evening at dark
cows and women-especially If there are nursing
babies in the house.
am true La6orer. l earn what I eat, get
what wear owe no man hate, envy no mans happi-
ness-glad of other mems good-content with my
farm; and the greatest of my pride is to see my lambs
suck.-Shakspedre.
There is a man down East, rather a facetious chap,
whose name is New. He named his first child SOme-
thing, as it was something new. His next child
christened Nothing, it being nothing new.
Here's specimen which was evidently penned with
reference to posterity.-Ilinois Reg.
I'D rather be bachelor,
And have good time. may be,
Than have buxom, healthy wife,
And not one little baby.
'My dear Madam said the doctor to his patient,
visit yesterday, you know told you that you had but
six hours to live
Yes doctor. you did, but did not take the dose
you left for me-
The Albany Dutciru.an says;-"Who says this Is
age of progress! friend of ours the fourth
inst was arrested for assault and battery, last week
for petit larceny, and yesterday for highway robbery
With any kind of encouragement, he will reach the
gollows by autumn"
1t is related that when the Inspector at precinct
in Dearborn country Monday last, propounded the
question to a voter. "Are you in favor of Conyen-
ton 7" he very knowingly replied "Yes, go for
ventiOns aud believe every er ough, to stand up to
the regular nominations"
The "LIPPARD STYLE."-Mrs. Swishelm, very
forcble writer out thus describes Lppards pecu
liar style:
ave know no name for your style; and have not
learned that any critic invented any other than the
"Lippard Style," which must mean style that re-
quires the writer be born with St. Viuss dance,
be inocuatcd for the delrium remens take the night
mare in the natural way, get badly frightened at a
collection Of snakes, and write under the combined in
fuence of these manifold causes of aspiration"
UNBELKF.-Hearing man complain that political
papers of all kinds had become such liars, that for
his part, he did not believe any Of them reminds
one of the story of the old anecdote Of the miller
and his three Coming into the mill and finding
grist in the hopper, the old man cried out-'Tom
have you tolled this grist!" "Yes SIR" "Bill, have
you toed this gristl" s.Yes SIR" ''Sam, have you
tolled this gristi" "Yes sir" ""You oil pack of
lying scoundres," says the old IL don't believe
word you say-IW toll ii myself"
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-08-30

THE vote in Grant returned for John A. Wright
which evidently Of the Clerk other hav
ing teen given for Governor except to John A. Matson
fin Wayne county III for John II. Lane
for Lieut. Governor
There add tion to the above few scattering votes
Charles H. Test Secretary Of State for the State of In-
diana do hereby certify the foregoing be correct lit Of
the official vote in each county in this Stale, given for Gov
nor and Lieutenant Governor appeas fiom the
file in my Office.
Witness my hand and the seal OF said
L s. State, this 2Sih day Of August, A. d.
lS49.
CHARLES II. TEST,
Secretary Of State.
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-08-30
e,OiiYenfiOIi.

There will be Convention Of the Democratic and
Free Soil parties of Hamilton county in Nbesvile,
Saturday, the 9Th day of September next for the pur
pose of forming perfect union OF the parties
All the Democrats aud Free Soies of the county
quesled TO attend.
MANY VOTERS OF BOTH PARTIES.
August 23d. lS4Q
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-08-30
Adu,iuistrntor,S Notice.

~ Office hereby given that letters Of administration have
~ issued the undersigned upon the of Henry
Mock township, Marion county State
of Ind Al persons indebted said ats requested
call and make immediate payment whost further notice ard m
persons havin. claims against said requested TO call and
have their adjusted The will probably be SOL
vent. ALEXANDER MOCK Administrator.
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-08-30

The SPIRIT OF SLAvEEY.--Rev. Howard Malcom,
ID. D., who has for many years occupied the position
of President of Georgetown College. Kentucky. and
administered its affairs must successfully has been
compelled, through the odium heaped upon him and
the prejudice excited against him by the anti-emanc
patonists in that part of the State, for the Enamel
patton rOte he gave the recent election, to resign
his place
The Louisville Examiner states that DR.. Malcom,
for the sake opeace. had yielded everything he could.
He had not Subscribed for the paper, which is the able
organ of the Kentucky pationists-he had not
circulated hand-blls-had not conyersed openly
on the subject. But he was not willing to give up
the last privilege of freeman-that of voting ac-
cording to his senments-and pro-slavery spirit said
to him, "Go!' He handed in his resignation to a
called meeting of the Trustees and it was immedi-
ately accepted!
The destruction Of Casius nj. Clay's press, though
it had been managed with great imprudence, gave a
lift to the an-slavery in Kentucky, such it
had not before received The attempt in the Legsla-
ture of that State. last winter, (upon which
mented at the tme, to deprive Augusta College of it's
charter, manifesty because it not of the Metho
dist Church South opened the eyes of many enlight-
ened people to the true character ofthe Spirit Slave
ry, and contributed not little to the Emancipation
sentiment. A like influence will be exered by this
new prescription of DR.. Malcom. The friends of the
slave system, indeed would seem to be doing more
than its enemies, noby the latter lnboring,
for its final eradication in KentuckY.Cin. Gazette.
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-08-30
EOiice.

fENHS notify all persons concerned that have paid due
IL bill given by to Barney Short calling for SCI o. dated
June 14h ter having token the bill accidentally lost
it, All therefore cautioned against trading for the
IT Is OF no value having been made in full
3w JANES FERRIrER.
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-08-30
STATE of Indinnn. Ilancock County.

Hancock PROBATE CoURT, ArGUsr TERN, 1859.
Daniel s. Wilkinson, OF &C Bant
deceased, the heirs OF said James Brisnt-
rHNE said Daniel s. Wilkinson having filed his memorial
the nsucency Of the personal estate Of the deceased To
his dels and praying order Of this court fT the sale OF The
real eae and appearing the satisfaction Of the that VII
liam Brnt Alexander Brant heirs OF the said James Brtn de-
residents the Of Indiana II therefore
deed that notice Of the tendency Of the said memorial be by
causing Of this ordered be inserted three weeks
the Sentinel, weekly published Indiana polls
in the county Of Marion, before the second Monday November
next that the said William BTiam and Alexander Brilnt may be
warned appear this the NOvem thereof 10
be held Iioue Greenfield, Monday in
November show the said
shall sold and made The discharge The said debts
By the Cont.
20 swS2s Test, WILLIAM SEBASTIAN, Clerk.
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-08-30

SOtAEit>>tOUct~> SstiG Oh leSstt
Elf virtue Of decree OF the Marion Cenit Court and eei u
Ht fed thereof defed wherein Robert r. Under
hill complainant, Benjamin Wad and James p
wadAe al. requiring 10 Il
bidder befwten
the Of 10 O'Clock. oelnrk, the Court
House door ia the city f indianapolis Marion eOunty Indiana
fowing Described
said county uf Marion, All tiat II
fourteen, township fifteen NORTH three
tanning hundred aud of land
which bounded high
the north side Of Nathan D. Pamr land
north line 3so feet stake and land d % the
said sae land 232 feet ian owned BY the said State thence
land highway leading Indiana
Martnsvle 56 feet thence south along said highway
the of beginning; ana the u thirty oR aud al
of said Benjamin n and James wadc, the fnoNng de-
serbed land and appurtcanees mills, powers aud water
privileges situate in the county OF Masiun ansd thai IS TO say
the much ci
requIe the purposes the locks the
Central Canal mile south of indianapolis would he sum
when properly applied oy wheel u fourteen ana
charge
of half
applied the manufacture -four and Of and IN the
ground described follows Wit commencing stake one
hundred and six feet from burr the bearing OF north
4e4
Palmer land and mentioned the starting point ln the deeo
Of Jane. Stael eighty degrees
oak stake north
degrees lls stake thence south i32
feet stake; thence south degrees le feet 20 the place
beginning said heretofore known undrhs
mills And should the said profits Of the sad Of
land and OF said mills, privilege then ard
there DC sold sufficient
the him said together with the
Of
n. Wadde and James =. Waddel, satisfy the aid
ainan the Of principal and interest due him said
rref whatever from valuation aPpTaisement
July 26, lS4o I6-s G. e. CAMPBELL, Sheriff. NJ. c.
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smish and Yandes, Soils. for


10 SINABNG EUND HORtOW EtsS.
WHERE interest due and unpaid ters day F july last,
w om the Sinking Fund. the lands mogaged
advertised October
Saturday December according pay
before advertising Where thn years
interest prior said first dy July may he and the security
deemed sufficient and the unable
will be the shall
this Office written agreement ntsrton the interest
aud wtllheid-a form of which Is given below
Sinking Fund Ohhce, j. MORRISON, \
indianapolis, Aug. ., lsM 4 President.
FORM OF AGREEMENT:
the and
by the State uf Indiana,
Commissioners Of the SHAKING Fund being
chase agreed TO be paid by A. b. k land lots the
may be = -
Given under my hand this dayof ls4.
Witness
The following paperz ain please give three ons,
thh Office viz: Courier and Journal
Jehersonan, Richmond Courier
Banner. Madison;
neuressk Evansville News Michigan Cay; Democrat Goshen
o5.iw
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-08-30
CITY TAX!

E'HE undersigned of the city Of Indianapolis hereby
gives notice that the list of taxes levied for the 1872 for
general school and other been placed 10 his hands
for collection the provisions of charter
Taxpayers therefore respectfully requested call the Of
fee of The undersigned in the City Council Chamber previous
the first day of October after that time all remaining
unpaid will be returned delinquent and collected
sale OF property provided by the 4h seion of the charter
aforesaid.
compliance with its suggestion will prevent unpleasant dis
charge duty the Of the undersigned and costs the
payee. JAMES II. KENNEDY, Treasurer.
indianapolis August %, 1919. 25-3w
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-08-30

In HAMILTON CIRcUIr CoUR- SEFTExBER A. D. 1882
Ia ChancGy.
Enoch Mckay Charlotte Mckay James Barnes Moses
Wright NATL Wright Newell Wright, Mary Wright. George
w. Barnes, Albert Barnes Isom Barnes, Henderson B.
john W. Barnes William F. Barnes, julia Ann Baes Eecia
Barnes, Catherine Barnes and Elizabeth Ana Barnes.
F4NHE said complainass their Solicitors,
~ having flied clerks Office Of Hamilton Circu
Court their bill Of complaint herein and the a avit Of dni
esed stating that the said defendants Albert Bhrnes som
Henderson and John W. Baraes residents
of the OF Indiana Therefore hereby notified
pending and that they will
the calling the the neerm Of this ami
the the matters and things therein contained
them will be held and taken confessed and determined in s
July TO- 1s49. 173w JOHN @. BURNS, Clerk.
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-08-30
Observation-Disclosures Notice.

ETTERs OF amnistrson granted TO the UNDER
signed by the Probate Court Marion couats the
Of Nathan Lister late of said county deceased Al
erd will take notice govern themselves sccoronsy. Tie
eztafe is probably soiveat NANCY LISTER
Indianapolis July 2 ls49. 3wis Adninsrarrix
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-08-30

upoNNET and Cap Ribbons. Fan siye-a splendid
ID and cheap. just received at "a HORNS.
IcMBD. cuusins Curtain and Drspuy Musns received at
IL - HORNS.
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-08-30
Administrators SaR.

~ Office hereby gven Friday the 9Th day Of sep
tembe eI9 the personal estate oi George WAND late or
Marion county Indiana deceased will he sold at public auction
by the administrator OF said at the residence Of
Mrs Caharine Burk Washington township said county
credit OF six months will given all three dollars
purchaser giving notes with approved security payable without
relief whatever from valuation appralsement laws said
consists Of two Lorse horse beasts beds
bedding household and kitchen h various other
TRIES TEDIOUS mention. Sale ten O'Clock
A. NJ 2I-3w HENRI Y BRENNEMAN, Administrator