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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-09-06
THE MARKETS.

CINCLNNATL Sept. 3, Is49
FLcur-Tbe only sales heard of to-day 100 brls
(oIe NheaD from store al So So and us do from cana
at s. IS. In new wheat we heard Of Transactions
Prorisions-Thee sales to-day Of IL hhds Bacon
Sides &c pkd Shoulders d. pkd 40 do do at
pkgs extra and 70 brs No. 2 Lard at SIC.
Whiskey-rhe demand has been fair to-day, with de-
cline in prices Of &c since yesterday. Sales Of 40 81
Ii, 20, Go and GO brs from rver and SO do from
lSl;, and % do from wagon at IL Use.
Sngar-A sale of so hids fair at 5l;.
CheeseSales Of 900 boxes 6tc time, and 200 do a
6ic.
Lnseed Oa-Sales Of % brs city Linseed, and Is dc
from canal at 60c CASH
Shot-A sailed Of AZ kegs al private TERMS Gazette
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-09-06

EXTRAORDINARY REASONS FOR REFUSING For
TUNE.-ln the neighborhood of Louvaiu Belgium re-
sides an elderly man, shepherd, whose whole prop
erty consists Of small hut and two or three acres Of
land short time ago he was notified by the Min
lister of the Interur that brother Of his had died.
leaving him fortune Of about $500, 600 The shep-
herd, however, little astonshed his friends and
relations by refusing accept Of the legacy for three
reasons: Firstly, be desired money from bro
Their who bad led a wild life. beggared him and his
parents, and shortened the life of the latter 3D. On
the age Of 81 he could not resolve to be metamor-
phOsed from poor devil into rich man, he therefore
preferred remaining he Sd. The necessary
amount Of business attending the receipt etc. of the
legacy would give bin much trouble and anxiety I;
and he did not wish merely for the sake Of his heirs
who would laugh at him for his trouble, to burthen
the remainder Of bis life with unnecessary cares for
which reason he would be content with his own ca rn-
ings. His relations, however. not content with
these, and brought civil suit to force him 10 accept
Of his unwelcome legacy. This extraordinary suit
has not yet been decided.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-09-06
From The NesD York Commercial.
Playful mud Smart.

IF homeopathic principles right, the professors
Of homeopathy cannot be hurt by broad j"ke>, but
only by tie repetition of exceedingly small ones
PuDgcnt wit will not be innoxious; vii diluted might
operate Violently. We shall not annoy our homGo
paihic readers, then, by quoting the following recip,
for making ''Aqua fuissimn" frutn the Newark Adj
veriser, for it is mixture Of wit and humUr Of more
than average strength:
Take a lule rum,
The less you take the better.
Mix IL with the lakes
of Werner and of Wetier.
DIP spoonful out
Mnd you don't get groggy-
Puur il in the Lake
Winnipsiogee.
Stir the mixture well,
Lest IL prove inferior,
Then put half drop
Into Lake Superior.
Every other day,
Take drop, in water;
You be better soon
Or at least you ought to.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-09-06

CALIFORNIA TowNs.-The Alta California gives
list of the towns of California follows
Fremont-A town laid out by Jonas Spect on the
west bank OF the Sacramento river, opposite the mouth
of Feather river. Vernon-Elst bank of the Feath-
river, at Its confluence with the Sacramento Ros-
tOn-On the north bank Of the Rio Americana few
miles above its confluence with the Sacramento Sa-
cramento CityOn the site OF the celebrated Suffers
Fort. Suffer Cily-0n the east bank of the Sacra-
mento, few miles below Sacramento city Webster
On the east bank of the Sacramento river, nine
miles below Sacramento city. Suisun-0u The west
bank of the Rio Sacramento, 80 miles from San Fran
cisco. Tuoumne City-At the head of navigation of
the Tuoumne river, Sianislaus-On the north bank
Of the Stanisaus river. S;ockton-Siiuated on
slough slOughs which contain the back waters form
ed by the junction Of the Sacramento and San Joa-
quin. New York upon the Pacifc-This city is To-
Gated at the mouth of the San joaquin. Benicia--On
the Straits of Carquiuez--35 miles from the ocean
Martinez-OpPosite Benicia. Napa-On the banks
Of Napa creek As miles north of San Francisco So
noma-Is in the valley Of the same name, three miles
from SonOma creek. St. Louis-On the Sonoma creek.
San Rafael-On the north side Of the Bay of San
Francisco. Sauceto--On the Bay of San Francisco,
at the entrance to the harbor.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-09-06
AlIOpathy.

Take some calomel,
The more you take the better
Mix il with a drop
Or two of cistern water.
Feed some 10 your dog;
1t will make him vomit,
And, may be, see stars.
And perhaps a comet.
Once in each half hour,
Take rousing potion;
Say tumbler-full,
If that suits your notion.
Should you chance TO die,
As you're almost sure TO,
You may safely swear
That il did not cure you.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-09-06

HANCOCK PROBATE COURT, AUGUST TERN, iciy.
Wilkinson. administrator of the m James Baut
deceased, the heirs said James Briant
said Daniel s. Wilkinson having flied his memorial suggest
nsuceny Of the personal estate Of the deceased IN
pay and praying order Of this court o the sale OF The
appearing satisfaction that w H.
Brant Bant heirs OF the said James Bsnt de-
residents Of Indiana II therefore
Of the tendency Of the said memorial be BY
Of this ordered be inserted three
Sentinel weekly published Indiana polls,
in the Of MaiOn before the second Monday in November
said William BTant and Alexander Baut be
appear in
Greenfield, Monday
they can,
the discharge the said debts.
By the Count.
20 3wS2g Test, WILLIAM SEBASTIAN, Clerk.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-09-06

HORRIBLE Casa. Woman Numbering he,. Hus-
band and Ttro Sons for feO ShiIlings from Bu-
riai Chb.--In the London Times of the 81 we find
voIuminous report Of Il trial of woman named
Mary Ann Geering, for deprving her husband and
two of existence, and attempting the same crime
the person Of a third son-and all that the miser-
able wretch might obtain from n death club the few
paltry shilngs that remain over and above, when
the charges of the burial had been dsbursed A
darker picture of human depravty it would be diff
cult TO parallel. Poison was the means employed to
consummate the deed, and that the only object the
muTderess had in view the money nccI uing from
the burial club is abundantly proven by the evidence
elected on the trial. The jury were out only about
ten minutes. when they returned with n verdict of
guilty, after which the Judge put on the black cnp
and passed sentence Of death upon the prisoner, who
removed from the bar apparently very little af-
fecied at her awful position.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-09-06

Some rejoicing Tennessee Democrat lets off the fol-
lowing parody at the expense Of the defeated Wing
candidate for Governor, NELL S. BRowN:
came 10 town the other day.
When all around was STILL
And there saw poor NeilI s. Brown
going down the hill
The tTess'fy pap was in his mouth,
The tear in bis eye,
Saws l. "bad this from the South,
But, Nell s., don't you cry.
o. dear Neill s.
Don't you cry for me,
The Wings are beat, the coon is caught
In good old Tennesseei"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-09-06

BIT OF RoMANCE.-The following love story is
related in of Mr.. Kendall's late letters from Paris
to the Picoyune:
strange statement is afioa in the gossiping cir
cles. It's that beautiful English widow of great
veal tn is dying of love for Blanqu, the famous
sprator. Bef1re he got himself cngedup for the af-
fair of the 18th of May, Banqu used to preside over
debating club held in the Conservaioire. To this
club the lady WENT and the gaunt looks wild energy,
and indscrlbable fascination which the exercises
over ell who approach him, went straight to the
occupied heart of The English woman. She became a
regular attendant at the club. the hope of attracting
the attention of the arch conspirator But Blanqui
noticed her nOt-brigh eyes had no charms for him.
To excite his interest she sent him bouquet, and an
other aud another but the conspirator threw them
away with contemptuous "pshaw!" and never even
condescended 10 inquire from whom they come.
With womans usual perversty, the more she was
sighted the more she become smilten; aud with wo-
mans usual ingenuity she at length after many eff
forts. succeeded, without any apparent violation of
decorum, in getting introduced TO Blanqui, and even
in persuading him To appear at her table, though lie
would not accept anything else than lump of bread.
few lettuce leaves and glass ofwaier-his only food
The man is thorough Spartan. And when at last
he replaced in the dungeon in which he had
ed so many years of his life she paid him every At
tention that she possibly could. During his trial at
Bourges she there; and that he is cooped up
again for many years TO come, she is his principal
correspondent and even it is said onietains hopes
of becoming his wife.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-09-06
F0r fhe journal Of Commerce.

Mr. Editor trust you will not be so uDgenerous
To refuse place to the following recipe, procured
great expense from the celebrated and crudiie DR..
Leech Purge for the benefit of those already de-
luded by that popular humbug Homeopathy prescrib-
ed for in your paper last Saturday. 999
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-09-06

In MAKIor CouRr COMMON PIEAs, JAM Term, Is5U
Bill IN Chancery
The state Indiana her Branch Lawrence
John w Norris, Calvin Fletc Samuel
E. Perkins, John $. Spsnn. and Joseph Lynn
Up known 9Th day August lS49, the said
HD pauan by solicitors filed in the clerks Office of the Mari
Count Pleas bin in In the above entitled
cause and the affidavit OF nerested person that John Cain,
one Of defendants nonresident Of the Stats Of Indiana
notified Of the filing nd
tendency said bill In chanc- against him and the said Seton
W. Norris Fletcher f. Perkins, John and
Joseph Lynn thai he appear the calling
said Court be holden in the
Court 1885,
said BILL the will lie taken confessed
and will be heard aud deceed in his absence.
A. A. HAMMOND, Ex oicio clerk OF said Court.
BY r.. n. NE,yCOMB, Deputy.
Smith and Yandes Soils. for compt. IS
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-09-06


IRISH EMIGRANTs.-John G.. Whittier, the Quaker
poet, in writing about the Irish emigrants among u.s.
says
"For myself, confess feel a sympathy for the
Irishman | see him the representative of a gen.
erOus, warm-hearted aud cruelty oppressed people.
That he loves his native land-that his patriotism is
divlded-that he cannot forget the claims of his moth
er sland-that his religion, with all its abuses, is
dear to him-does not decrease my estimation of him.
stranger in strange land, he is to be always an
object of interest. The poorest and rudest has a ro-
nance IN his history. Amidst all this apparent gai-
ETY. of heart and national drOllery and w.t. the poor
emgrant has sad thoughts of the Gould mother of him.
sitting lonely in her solitary cabin by the bog side
recoectlons of fathers blessing, and sisters
farewell are haunting hm-a grave-mound in a dis
tant church-yard far beyond the wide wathers has
an eternal greenness in his memory-for there per-
haps, lies 'darlint child, 'swate crather,' who
once loved him-the New World is forgotten for the
nomenclature Killarney and the Lilly sparkle before
him-GlendalOugh stretches beneath him its dark still
mlrrOr-he sees the same evening sunshine rest upon
and hallow alike with natures blessing the ruins of
the Seven Churches of Irelands apostolic age, the
broken mound of the Druds, and the Round Towers
of the Phenician un-worshipers--beautifuI and
mournful recOlecons Of his home waken within him
and the rough aud seemingly careless and light
hearted aborer melis into tears Il is no light thing
10 abandon ones own country and household gods
Touching and beautiful the Injunction of the
Prophet of the Hebrews 'Ye shall not Cypress the
stranger for ne kHOW The heart Of The stranger
ing that ye strangers in the land of Egypt"
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STATE of Indiana. Marion county. ser.

liz THE MAMoS CIRcur CoUHr, ocroBER TERM, 1879.
Cross Bill If Complaint Ia ChGRoeTy
Mary Ann Aheton James L. Civan, Nancy Long Elizabeth
Long Mary Long, sarah Ann Long, Zurda Long John oag
Caroline Long and others.
rESHE hereby
= fed that the said Mary Aherton has filed her bin
the above against them and others IN the court aforesaid that
pending said and that unless they APPEAR
bill before the calling
said the this the and the and
things herrn eontained will be taken confessed and hd
against said dendanls And this continued BY order Of
the Attest. X. B. DUNCAN, Clerk.
BY JoHs G. wKEKs, Deputy.
Morrison and Major, sols for comph July ls IS 3Wis
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-09-06
State Of Indiana, Boone County.


Petition for Dir0Toc.
Sarah Iultle Fam u. futile.
ND IL that Both day july le49 the said Saa
y futile filed
her petition against said Elan d. Tute for divorce with am
xed thereto ola dsneresed that said Elan d. Tut
lie this resident Of the o Indiana
Therefore the said Elan d. defendant the
hereby notified Of the filing and Of said petition in said
against him and that unless appear in said the
calling held the Court House In
Lebanon, I'd Monday and plead
demn petition will heard and determined
absence, and decreed accordingly.
w. w. Wick, SOL for petitioner.
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s5 REWARD!

GsTRAYED Stolen the subscriber living in Eagle
- township Boone county about the 10th of July last large
BLACK DOG Of the Bull Greyhound breed lie has yell
low eye piece hemp rope around his neck when last
indianapolis MIDDLE Of July,
heard nothing Of him. will pay above
rewari such other reasonable will ako
any who will deliver said dog give information
get him. by writing Eagle Village, Boone
county, Iud. JACOB DYE.
August ~, 1919. 2f3wa
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-09-06

IN THE BooSE PROBATE CoUR., AUeUsr TERM, lS49.
Petition for Partition of Real Estate.
Drucilla Lewis Lucinda Lewis Rachael Lewis William Lew
is John Lewis Margaret Lewis Albert Lewis. and Sarah
Levi
OMES said petitioner Angle and Doughey her at
~ shows returned served all of said de
fendants also Carter
guardian OF said Rachael and Sarah Lewis And said petitioner
6e the affidavit Of the nonesdency
OF said Lucinda Lewis wheeupon It ordered by the court that
said defendant Lucinda Lewis lie notified of the tendency OF this
suit by three publications the Indiana Slate Sentinel
weey newspaper of circulation the last of which said
publications before he day of the
next this noufyn said defendant in this
at the thereof the will be heard and de-
termned in her absence. b order Of the court.
IS 3wisa LEVI LANE, Clerk
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'rn V'fEC pUJIRglC

WHEREAS being strangers Indianapolis those who deal
" in The same articles. and who compete with US in pr
but who double and the prices Of articles bearing
III will TO SENT Friday the 7h OF Juy in repseaion
OF low together with OF small oafers
where they behaved
hat m TO of articles. Alo, Sunday evening" the
10th of last church, nsuked al the
OF Washington and Penns v Of the
boys, and all this d0ae believe under The objection o certain
keeper We w nevertheless bestow the aten ton
bus aud continue sell at the lowest New York Prices
BRENT9NO RChP, Perhmers, importers To New York aud
Indianapolis Fancy Goods and peme Washington street.
opposite the Court House 27lw w&swH
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state of Indiana. Hamilton county, ~
Stntc OF Indiana. Marion county. set

TX MARION CIRcUIr CoURT OcToBER TERN, 1879.
Cross Bill Of C0rzpiainf-h Chancey.
Adophus n Smith, Willis G.. Atherton, Allen Aihenon Eliza
Atherton Mary Atheon, Airdge Nancy
his WIFE Samuel A. verbke aud Lefty his wife James l. Givsn
Roda his wife, David Long and Hester his wife, and Joshua
Stevens.
KNHE defendants above named each Of them hereby mott
u fed that Adophus Smith has filed his
the against them the aforesaid that the
pending appear plead
the said bill before The calling Of the
the and and things therein
confessed
And this continued By order ofthe Court
Attest, X. b. DUNCAN, Clerk.
By JoHE G. WREKs Deputy.
WIN. Qnarles sol. for commit. July l6, 1919. l53wis
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-09-06
MARRIED.

On the morning of the Sd inst. by the Rev. Mr..
Blbb Hon. VIM. RoBsoN Of this place. to Miss CHAR
LoTTE B. Burton Of Newark, Wayne CO. NY
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-09-06
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NOIicc.

~ Office hereby given that letters Of administration have
" been issued the undersigned spon the estate OF Henry
Mock, deceased of township Marion state
Of Indiana Al indebted said estate requested
call and make immediate whout further aud all
having claims against said estate requested TO cali and
have their adjusted The estate will probably be sol
( ALEXANDER MOCK Administrator
August ~, 1919. 2L3wis
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-09-06
TAX NOTICE.

Upton COUNTY TAXES, FOR -1649.
THE Collector and Of Upton indiana hereby
duplicate lS49 IN his
hands, and is ready receive
The charged all property for said Is
a folowss
purposes poll each 100 dollars val
uarion 30 cents.
For County each POLL IS cens on each 100 dollars
each taxable aad and oncfouh
sents; each 90 dollars OF town properly 90 cents.
The Treasurer viii be- by deputy at the places OF
hldng townships for The OF receiv
ing
Ia Jefferson township Wednesday, the 14h Of October
In Prairie nship Thursday, the %, October;
Jn Libeny nship, Friday the 26 h OF October;
In Wild Cat township, Saturday, the 9th of October,
In Madison township, Monday, the 29th OF October;
In Cicero township Tues iay, the 30th OF October
aier Titoa his office until the first day Of Janu-
AIRY, 1850 JOHN S. RESSLER, Col and Treas
Tipdon August %, 1919. 276w
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-09-06
LAW SCHOOL OF THE INDIANA
ErEsVEItSgYrsE

THIS institution is under Of Hon. MDoSALD and
Hon. WILLIAM I. oTo. Its superior advan g student
OF the law generally known and admitted To
tend practise in Indiana, furnishes Inducements
theory
The State courts and The various and important statutory
hcsons of the which obtain in this State The
thorough legal education
than half the Of other
States Is not to lie overlooked.
The Of In this Institution embraces all the
OF The carefully
textbooks;
veied comprehendng the various subjects of Jurisprudence
is held every Saturday.
The students divided into CIasthe Junior the
Senior The textbooks OF the Junior
Pleading Those Of the Senior Class Kens Commentaries
Chiy Pleading Greenleaf Evidence and Mords Equity
Students must supply their textbooks.
good library provided for school.
Students attending the Institution sessions
OF the Law Faculty and Board Trustees entitled dplo-
Short of that time, respectable practising
claim them.
The tuition fec per session is twenty-five dollars in advance.
Gr9dsation fee five dollars
The will begin oh Monday the
the March
is from 81 rs to 81 so per week ID. II. MAXWELL,
2l-Sw Pres't b. 7. Ind. University.
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ADMINISTRATIVE Notice.

FILTERS administration the under
signed by the Probate Court Marion the
Of Nathan Lister late Of said county deceased All persons
eerned viii take notice and govern themselves accodnEy The
estate is probably solvent NANCY LISTER.
Indianapolis, July ,. lsfo 93wis Administrative.
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ADMINISTRATORS Sale,

M Office is Friday seventh day Of
IL September the goods and chsites belonging the
of Henry Mock late Of Marion county OF ndans
ceased consisting Of horses cattle sheep hogs and horse
and gearing wheat by the bushel in the sheaf
field utensils
other articles wilfbe sold by the undersigned admins
Of said estate residence the deceased in Lawrence
township In Marion aforesaid credit of twelve mouths
will he given all three dollars and notes viii b.
qured payable relief
from valuation sPprsisemcnt laws
August IL. l549. CLAWS
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-09-06

1t Is said that terrible scOurge has seized the
Russian soldiers, known the 'lce pest" The
individual is attacked by vermin under the skin,
which increases until tie whole body becomes one
mass of corruption. Hitherto no remedy has been
discovered and the person attacked is considered
doomed and the letters say hundreds have at their
solicitations, been thrown into the river to ter
inmate their sufferngs." This is the best news we
have heard of for many day. foul disease is the
best way of disposing of foul race. We hope that
the future historian will have relate the fate of the
Russian army in manner not materially different
from the awful simplicity with which the author Of
the Book of Kings has given that of the Assyrian
host: land 1t came to pass that night, that the
Angel of the Lord went out, and smote in the camp
of the Assyrians hundred and four-score and five
thousand: and when they early in the morning,
behold they were allHead cOrpses. boston Times.
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KsUSII MEDICAL COLLEGE,
OF CHICAGO, ILLS.

Session OF IS43-'50.
sHE Lectures cammence Mon 18th OF October,
a aud con weeks
FACULTY.
Daniel BratRard NJ Professor
James r. T. BLaRy M d. rOfeser Of Chemistry and Pharmacy;
John Mclean NJ d. Maera Medica Therapeutics and Medical
JuTsp
". b. HerTick, N. d.. Professor OF Anatomy.
O EcGRs, NJ d. Professor Of Obstetrics and Diseases Of Women
Children.
Spencer Professor Principle, Practice OF
Medicine.
NJ Dors NJ d., Professor Of Physiology and Pathology.
j. B. He7Tiok NJ d., DemOnsiralor OF Anatomy.
FEESs
For Professors tickets each $40, $40 90
MaiTi uaion, paid only once ) 90
Dssecing ticket, 5 90
Graduation,
Clinical instruction in the College DispensaryIrce
Good board from 50
S2s5 per week.
credit Of twelve months viii be given for the Professors tickets
il secured approved hearing
oil To who
ua adv .aw
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A NEW LEAF.

EVE from experience have been taught that the
dit will unous in grocery
business. Hereafter they will sell only for cash hand
without Those indebted will by
o
They Keep constantly hand general Groceries,
comprising
COFFEE-Rio Java, Moca.
SUGdRSCrushed, Pulverized HAVANA Best Loaf
.M0LASSES-Golden Syrup Sugar House, New Orleans.
TE-aS-lmperal, Gun Powder, Young Tyson. b lack
4LS0Pepper Spice Cloves Cinnamon, Cocoa. Chocolate
baccO, Backing, &C. sc.
We solicit share Of the patronage Of Cash Customers
lw NOEL
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NOTICE.

an the first day Of May last the whole Of the partnership stock
" and effects of the frm Of Blythe Hody together with their
hooks,
HeddsFly assigned The Undersigned Bena
Blythe in the partnership debts an" close the
An therefore notified that alone authorized To
said partnership and that
Heddsry's pertaining recognized by
b. 1. BLYTHE.