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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1850-10-10

An Irishman writing sketch of hi.
life, says he ran away from his father, be-
cause he discovered he was his unclel
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1850-10-10
Cow TOusr " Of ss., GSaNr, Justices Court

T0 NICHOLAS TARTER You are
hereby notified that writ of attachment
has been issued against you, and your property
attached 10 satisfy the demands of Samuel Alex
amounting to thirty-two dollars and fifteen
cents. Now, unless you shall appear before
William Holford, Justice of the Peace, in and
for said county, at his Office, in said town, or
the 10th day of October, A. D., 1850, at one
O'Clock in the afternoon, judgment will be rem
dered against you, and your property sold tc
pay the debt.
l6stS1 SAMUEL ALEX, Plaintiff
Dated this 18th day Of Sept. A. d. 1850.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1850-10-10
HEAR YE! HEAR YE

HEAR YE! HEAR YETI
THE undersigned has placed his notes ana
accounts IN the hands OF J. G. GLAZE,
Fso. who Is authorized and directed to collect
the same without delay. Mr.. Clark may DC
found at all fines at the Office of J. Allen pa
Der. ESQ. JAMES ~ u GOA
Lancaster, March Is, 1850. b1 ~
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1850-10-10
cit is ExtOIIed 10 the Skies,

"A. T. WOODW.aRD, General agent for Dd-
Kiss Pain Killer, writes as folloUs to Radpay
& Co.:
"RApwAY & Co Last evening / called
upon an old friend, and as am engaged in the
medicine business and General Agent for Da-
vis's Pain Killer, the subject came up about
various kinds of medicines, of their merits,
&C., and my friend extoled your Ready Relief
to the Skies, and says it is superior to any 9TH
er medicine ever known. l see it is advertise
ed here by Fisks & Hall. Now, gents, do
you want an agent at st. Louis ? If so, l
should be happy to take the agency. 1t might
conflict with Davis's Pain Killer, FOR which
am agent, but l think not, as the names are
so ,oidely different, and no doubt both will have
a great run, and good article like Rad,oay's
Ready Relief, can make go.
Direct, A. L. WOODWARD"
AGENTS.-Kendall & Parker, Lancaster !;
Wayne & Russell, Platteville; DR.. B. Arm
strong, Potosi w. Barr & Co., Beetown, and
by all the principal druggists in this State, al
so by an agent in each villageand town. [6Sm3
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1850-10-10
AbOlishing the Slave Trade al
Washington.

AbOlishing the slave TRADE az
Washington.
The following is the bill as it passed
both Houses, providing for the suppress
sion of the Slave Trade in the District
Of Columbia:
SEC. 1. Be it enacted by the Senate
and House of Representatives Of the
United States of America in Congress
assembled, That from and after the first
day of January next, it shall not be law
full to bring into the District of Columbia
any slave whatever, for the purpose of
being sold, or for the purpose of being
placed in depot, to be subsequently, trans
ierred to any other State or place, to be
sold as merchandise. And if any slave
shall be brought into the said District by
its owner, or by the authority or consent
of its owner, contrary 10 the provisions
of this act, such slave shall thereupon
become liberated and free.
SEC. 2. And be it further enacted,
That it shall and may be lawful for each
of the Corporations Of the cities of Wash
ington and Georgetown, from time to
time. and as often as may be necessary,
to abate, break up, and abolish any de-
pot or place Of confinement Of slaves
brought into the said District as mer-
chandize, contrary to the provision of
of this act, by such appropriate means as
may appear to either of the said Corpor-
atoms expedient and proper. And the
same power is hereby vested in the levy
Court of Washington county, if any at
tempt shall be made within its jurisdic-
tional limits, to establish depot or place
of confinement for slaves brought into
the said District as merchandise for sale
contrary to this act.
This is step in the path of Progress.
The following is the vote in the Senate
on the engrossment of the bill--only fUe
Senators from the Slave States voting
for it.
YEAs-Messrs. Baldwin, Benton,
Bright, Cass, Chase, Clarke, Clay, Davis
of Mass, Dayton, Dickinson, Dodge of
WIS.,, Dodge of Iowa, Douglas, Ewing,
Felch, Fremont, Green, Gwinn, Hale,
Hamlin, Jones, Norris, Seward, Shields,
Smith, Spruance, Sturgeon, Underwood,
Wales, Walker, Whitcomb and Winthrop
-32.
Ys-Messrs. Atchison, Badger,
Barnwell, Bell, Berrien, Butler, Davis of
Miss, Dawson, Downs, Hunter, King,
Mason, Mangum, Morton, Pratt, Rdsk,
Sebastian, Soule, Turney and Yulee-l9.
University Buildings are going ahead
finely. On the l. tn ult., says the Madi-
son Statesman, the .mason-work was
completed on the first of the Dormitory
Buildings, and the foundation commenced
for the second. The one in state of for
wardness embraces seventy five rooms,
and covers an area of 1900 feet, and is
81 feet high TO the cornice, embracing
five stories above the basement. 1t is
pronounced by all who see it, the best
piece of mason-work in the State, and
reflects great credit upon Mr.. +. l.. Var
ney, the contractor, who has personally
superintendent the work. In about two
weeks, the walls will be under roof, and
it is designed to complete the building by
the first of January. About sixty hands
are in constant employment in and about
the building-and in every respect are
sober and Industrious citizens.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1850-10-10
Esfate of Phillip Chas. GiIInlan.

UTdHt County, WtScOHStH.
Sheriff's Office, August 9th, 1850 66t6
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1850-10-10

AGENTS.-Kendall & Parker, Lancaster
Wayne & Russell, Platteville; DR.. B. Arm
strong, Potosi J. B. Barr & Co., Beetown,
and by all the principal druggists in this State,
also by an agent in each village and town.
6Sci2mTS. JOHNSON. Jr., Gen. ACT. for Wis.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-06-06
COMMERCIAL.
Cincinnnti Market.

SATURDAY EVENING, June l.
Flour and Grdf1-Thers some demand to-day Tor
Flour 10 fill Southern orders 18th SHE'S Of 800 b,ls city mills
aud zoo do from store at $50 delivered Sales for
Of 100 brs at 800 aud so do choice at
There continued demand for for distillers with
sales Of $500 bushels in bulk at 46c aud 1000 do in sacks
at Soc sacks returned Oats 3Sd40c PINE Barley, 90
Propions-Thrte il good demand for Bacon, but the
Of buyers and sellers somewhat apart IN conse-
ouence Of which sales restricted The ony sale heard
Of to-day pieces plain hams at 65e, loose or
LaId, 525 kegs No. l. country, sold at 7c sale OF 10
tierces Beef canvassed at 63c, packed-Whiskey-T
to-day heavy, and prices declined Sales OF 2S1
bis in lots from river 224c, and 100 do from railroad at
the same The Grocery market generally duh to-day
with but it'll doing except in small retail way Holie's
Of Sugar and MoIasses coniinne firm at last gu tail
There are buyers ut shade teow the figures
at which both held but there is disposition on the
pa,t OF sellers 10 make any concessions. CeDee-The
market steady 9a9ic for com""n TO prime Ra IN the
large way to-day of 10 bags fsi- at 94c, cash. In
small lois 10 the country tade II sells 93dl0cCooH-
sale of IL bales middling at l2c.-Buter-Th market
i. still heavy with downward tendency VA prices Sales
t,day Of IL kegs good w. at 9 and brs ehoce roll
do at Zoe. The packers now only paying sc Tor prime
-Tobacco-The market coninuss steady with good
demand Sales OF 20 Mo SIS at 4e 80 do DO lbs at
l5c and IS 80 fair Va SIS at 5c-Salrdfu-A sale Of
IL bis Of country at 43c.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-06-06

head above the water hut eventually had To let him
go, IN order TO save themselves There was still
hundred feet between them aud the shore, and there
was heavy sea running over them. Lieut.. Browning
acted with The utmost GOODNESS. and struck ont for
sh"re, but unfortunately never reached it, The force
ct The surf aud violence Of the previous exertion pie
vented him from reaching it,
'Lleut. Bacbe much exhaused that he was
unable to stand aone and called to me for hell. [
took hold of his arm and helped him to where the
boat aground, u shallow part of the bo r.
Poor Bache was unable la hold on TO tie boat and
asked me if he might hold my shoulder. | told
him yes-as long "a ! could keep my head above wa
ter. Immediately after, we swept into deep water
BY wave, aud Bache dragged me under with him.
When we arose to the surface, ] remarked Bache,
will drown together; aud upon the instant the dy-
ing soldier true the purest principles of honor,
lnqushed his hold and sank bencall the wave new
er TO rise again.
fortunately, about this time the bna struck upon
q rock little out of water, on which two Of the
men got and secured the painter. that the surf
could not carry her Off | succeeded in reaching the
rock. after hard struggle. -Four of the party were
upon il. One of the sailors still on the bar,
holding Peoples head above the water. We manag-
ed to haul the boat up and right her. Getting into
1t, we we're carried ashore by the surf benumed
with cold, and half filed with salt water We were
however unable to assist the sailor, who still held
poor Peoples. He Obliged 10 let him go to save
his own life. He SWAN for the slOre but would not
have reached it, had il not been for the oil
some Indians, who jumped into the water and helped
him. OF the ten who left the brig FIVE had found a
watery grave. The unfortunate individuals were
l.ieutenants Bache and Browning, John II. Peoples
w. w. Cheshire, and one seaman"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-06-06

One of the undersigned, Austin H. Brown. having
purchased the Indiana State Sentinel indianapolis,
proposes, in connection with his father. William ].
which for the last nine years has been conducted with
so much success, by G. A. & j. P. Chapman. In APP
peuIng to generous public to sustain them in their
new enterprise they have but few promises TO make.
Tie paper must commend itself, a discriminating
public will not patronze il. Ia politics, it will be
thoroughly and radically democratic. and will main
tain the principles of the great national Democratic
party. unmixed with any new isms or doctrines.
ever. Its mission will be proclaim irui. and cur.-
bat crror-io preserve tie Union of the States. and
the Union of the Democratic party. 1t will endssror
to a!lay sectional prejudces, and to cultivate that
spirit Of aniiy. and justice, which is tie Of
our national Union. II will be the organ of the par
ty and not Of any man. clique, faction. In cleo
,IOus, it will know man candidate for office,
until regularly nominated, according to the usages of
the party It will be firm and decided in the udvoca-
cy of its principles but courteous and respectful
its political opponents Ii will know enemies but
the enemies of Democracy The Editor has long been
identified with the politics of the State and some
extent of the nation and such RETURNS the spirit of
progress aud of the age may Indicate will find in him
La fearless advocate.
In addition politics. the Sentinel will always
tain the latest foreign nddnestic news literary aud
commercial intelligence. A competent and faithful
correspondent will be employed at Washington whose
pen will be engaged 10 communicating the important
events from the great national metropolis During
the session of the Legislature the paper will be pub
lIshed daily aud will contain full reports of the pro-
ceedings. The business aud financial department will
be conducted by the Publisher, and all
on that subject must be addressed to him.
w ]. BROWN. EDITOR.
AUSTIN H. BROWN, PUBLISHER.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-06-06
TERMS

TIE INDIANA STATE SENTINEL will be printed with
entire new materials, on paper of superior quality,
and will contain a larger amount of reading matter
than any paper in the State.
THE SEMI-WEEKLY PAPER
will be printed every Wednesday aud Saturday, and
daily during the session of the Legislature, al -Four
dollars per unnum, payable in advance.
THE WEEKLY PAPER
viii be published every Thursday, 1ioo dollars in
advance.
ENCOURAGEMENT To CLUBS.
If ten subscribers TO the Weekly Sentinel are OBJ
tanned at any one Post Office the paper will be for
wnrded TO them at the rate of One dollar and fifty
cents per cash in every instance must accom-
pany the order Subscribers who have paid in advance,
will be furnished with the paper until the end Of the
year for which they have subscribed The first num-
her will be issued on the 9th of June next.
AUSTIN HI. BROWN.
MAY 10, 1850.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-06-06
NOTICE no RlDDEKS.

~ Office hereby given, there lettings grub
Of ndia
lis Raroad on Noesvilie through Wabash River
following times and pieces:
Nobrsvle, Wednesday the Doth of June
ofth iineem hraced md !
At Upton Friday the 2 ofJune of that pau IS
TO "a inclusive.
Kokomo, Monday, the day OF July OF that part from
tion2 o inclusive
AZ Peru, Wednesday Sd of July Of part
ncluve-whch compartments the work Nobes vile
the Wabash River. the line locssed.
Payments will be 25 in OF the Company and
cash. fnum
the 18th OF August.
nc will he exhibited At the different points
ting representing lengths
Specifications further will be exhibited
Of letting
The commenced by the 18th Of August and completed
by the day OF Nav, 1851 VI. HOLMAN,
NublesyiIe; May 2S 1850. 1-lmw Principal Engineer.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-06-06
DISSOLUTION of Co-pnrtnership.

FENHE Copanership heretofore existing the style
of CHAPMASs SPASS is this day dissolved by mutual
sent All the business with the
establishment of the late firm, the day of June 1850,
will he settled by George A. Jacob p Chapman
AS p Chapman having sold their printing
lshmen Messis SPAsN who will bush
at the Old stand, Sentinel Buildings, Illinois street,
take occasion establishment old
hook printing thing
line; would remind all those who indebted
the late fm that settlements he promptly made il they
DESTROYS of settling with instead of law officers with
GEO. A. CHAPMAN
J. p CHAPMAN
Nav 20, 1850. I07 3w JOHN S SPANN.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-06-06
Book and Job Printing.

The undersigned having purchased the Presses Type,
other fixtures pertaining the Printing Office Of Mes Chap
Spann, would the pubic that they
formed the business Book and Job Printing
and Publishing the of June 1850
style of Ellis Spann.
The additions new and fashionable type which will be i'm
medatey made the establishment will complete
already Of the printing offices
business will be continued the old stand the
tine where public patronage is respectfully solicited.
T.. w. II. ELLIS,
Ind JOHN \.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-06-06
Ne,p Rark Market.

JUNE l. p M-Com is hrm, and prices favor sellers, but
want supplies checks transactions Sale at 7r Tor mixed
Western aud zoe for Northern Yellow. There Il more in
quiry fr whe but the hmne" Of ders prevents sales
Tbe n,,ket for ,ur is heavy aud prices favor buyers
Supplies fair So 62 straight to good state $500
10 aud Michigan 50 10000.
There onoyant feeling in the market for Pork, espe-
ealy for Mes. Sales at sI075 for Mess. aud SS7 fUi
PRIME BEEF IS firm aud il e. L I'D Is weak with
oderats demaud Sales Of prime al 7c aud white grease
AT 81 Cut meats dull Hams in dy saIt6 Shoulders &c
iron dull 5Oa2O for Pig Wool he been quie To-
baeeo is bauyaat Thee is moderate business doing IN
crocefies.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-06-06
TAKE NOTUS3E!

ruNHE following Goods Packages Parceis, Baggage &c.
Madison aud Indianapolis Raluad
the Company Indianapolis Stan either
claimed under cha rges for lien them.
therefore hereby that unless the said articles
the charges thereon paid, be the 2h day Of
ococN NJ they will Then sud public
to said other
them by the Company Sale at the Railroad Depot Ia
danapos Swords u Musket, Mexican Hats,
odd Castings Tea Kettles SC, Mexican Sad
die Frame Sckes Baby Chi bundles Paper, Vase Um-
Boxes at Boxes side Leather, bundle old
Shawl with Milk Bottle handle Baby Clothes la fandkt rche
pack handkerchief, Pillow Flannel
paper package oons black Trunk containing old
Blankets Trunk containing old Shirt Drawers, Pa
mons vaiue, Tin with Medicines,
Gibbons bag Coffee marked Nj of Vernon, Coffee
marked straw Knives bundle in Pillow Case Bride, pair
Shoes w. HUBBARD,
May9. lin Clerk Of indianapolis Depot
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-06-06
For The STATE Sentinel.

The Inauguration OF Rev L. W. Berry President Of the
Indiana u verify will take place at ieencase on
Tuesdsy July To- at o'clock. A rs. The charge will he
delivered BY his Excsllency Wright The Joint
Boa will be in session at The time and the regular
progress The fiiends Of education
invited 10 be present.
WIN Il. GooDE, Committee
r. AMES Of
J s BAYLEss. } Arrangements.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-06-06

JUNE 1t There nothing of importance done IN the
marker to-day. The receipts 81 produce continues light
Flour and Wheat are ism Corn and Oats have declined
sales Of YcIlew Corr 55a60c aud White Al 60e Sales Of
10 Of Bacon. eounty) 34ei fr sh 'sde CITY Is
worth &c, Ribbed sites 44ai4c; bsgged iIams, Co. Leh
s.s. Il Hemp ss5aso Holders u Lead 'm al
Gin Eng.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-06-06

MARION COUNTY DEMOCRATIC
TICKET.
For Senatorial Delegate, A. F. MORRISON.
JAMES JOHNSON,
FIR Rep Delegates, ]. p. CHAPMAN,
LEVI l.. TODD.
BENZ. MORGAN,
For Representatives., MADISON WEBB,
P. HOSBROOK.
For Sheriff, CHARLES c. CAMPBELL.
For Treasurer, JOHN NJ. TALBOT.
For auditor, ISAAC w. HUNTER.
For Probate Judge, ADAM WRIGHT.
For Co. Comr., MATTHEW r. HUNTER.
For Coroner, PETER F. NEWLAND.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-06-06
WABASH AND ERIE CANAL LANDS.

SALE OF 10000 ACRES.
TIME o(
the Land Office ia LnganspOr the 20th DAY OF MAY
NEXT 10000 Acres Of Land.
These Lands selected with and generally
be in
purchasers. The principally
Lake, Porter Marshall Fulton Pulaski White Jasper
Tippecauoe The
for sale, had appca John w. Wright
Clerk Of the Land Office Loganspo, time ae the first
o March These lands appraised from 81 25 So
Terms of sale CASH
the above sale will he reserved OF
time Of the selections
Trustee.
CHARLES BUTLER, 1r-,.,...
A. NJ. PUETT. f'"sIees' &C.
Office OF the Trustees OF the Wabash and Erie Canal.
TERRE HAUIE. lice. 17lh, 1919. 64u
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-06-06
KELEOGG,S TOOLS.

lust received large assortment of Newton KeIog.s max
Of Chise and AIDES Likewise carpenters tools Of all de
scriptions which prices
sign of the Big Paddock and Cook Stove.
by HENRY s. KELLOGG.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-06-06
administrators Notice.
STATE DE INOIANA HaNTOHK COUNTY

the MAY OF The Hancock Probate a. D. 1850 sad
"a Court declared the estate of Samuel D. Mclean decd
oay nsolvent Creditors therefore required TO file their
claims against the for allowance in the said Probate Court
within ten months from the date hereof they will be
tied TO payment. GEORGE LEEUHMAN, .du.,,
SAMUEL SHOcKLEY, I N
June s,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-06-06
Joseph Garr;stt Il Co.,
BRASS AND BELL FOUNDER 8,
WASHINGTON Street Four Do0rs Eass Masonic Hall,

INDIANAPOLIS INDIANA.
FUNE undersigned having opened Foundry for the purpose
casting all kinds OF Bass Copper. Zinc, and AntiFc
ton Metals would respectfully invite the OF the citizens
Of this place. and the community general call examine
their stock of Bells, Bell Pulls Oi Castings.
We have experienced Workman who will devote his
tention Hanging Bells Repairing Locks Fitting Reys
Repairing Cleaning all Brass Copper
Lamps All orders will be promptly satisfactorily
tended to, Scales OF all kinds repaired. JOS GARRATT co
lOld CoppeI and Brass bought 1 exchange. 9
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-06-06

A State Convention Of the friends OF peace will be held
OF FIRST Presbyterian Church on this
"Wednesday evening" The inst for the purpose OF APP
hitting Delegates the Peace Convention 10 be held al
Frankfort on the Maine. in August next
All persons friendly the object invited 4 attend
"wednesday, June 8. 1850.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-06-06
CANDIDATES

CANDIDATES.
Fee for 81 if paid advance; if paid in
advance, sal
EDITOR THE STATE SEyTIsEL:-Please announce the
of ABSER SMITH independent Candidate
for Office Of Sheriff of Marion County the August
election, in favor of License and obige v"ur FRIEND
ARNEK SMITH.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-06-06
BELL HANGING

AONE at the shortest leaving the Dell and
Ep Brass Foundery south side Washington
OF the Masonic Hail. variety of Bells nd Bell Pulls
md.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-06-06
Sl:ate Of En6iar;l.


In THE Boosr CIRcurT CoURr, APRIL Term, 1850.
Paiioa for Diooree
Ezekiel Conner Mary Elizabeth Coomer.
ZONES the said complainant by his solicitors and shows
copit process issued herein Henry county returned
the this the
notified rendeny of this publication
In this state succesyey The Of which said pub
LEGATIONS thirty
this CONT and or plead complaint
will be heard and determined In her absence.
Gsrrrr, McOOsALD & C.nrEs, Soils Tor ls~ls295l
BLACKFOsD'S REPORTS, VOL. TX.
In Press.
THE Of the Bar respectfully informed that
parts as The 9Th were) and with little delay
possible This volume viii contain The decisions Of The Supreme
~ '"' ELLIS & sPANH.
indianapolis. I7h May 1850. lo9If
LADIES' AlkrICLES.
rVINE Fancy Celognes Carmn powders;
II Fancy and perfamed Soap Drop Lake, Wash Balls
Lily White ToOth wssh, Pearl owders Tooth Powsers
Hair o kS osr !" e sasm 'Hs aey Pern%ss Sc
Just received and for sale by .l-y A. +. MoRRlSoN--
SPANISH CIGARS.
so ono FINE Spanish cirrs-Rrssas Principles Plantation
Ia Rosa and various other avcse brands real
manufacture, just received and for safe by x.
June l. fy Al hohniSoN'
TO THE FARMERS.
LARGE and splendid assortment Of srass and gain
~ Waroas and various other celebrated nanuiac
'a Mas Vs. loi GRayDoSs sign Of the Saw.
Sh0enbesger Iron.
UUsT extensive assortment OF Shoenberger
- Steel which viii be sold low Cor rash ~ ~
Elliptic Springs.
~ PAIRS Elliptic Springs. style and very superior
iol HENRY 8. KELLOGG.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-06-06
PROTECT YOUR LIVES.

EOSEPH GARRATr & CO.'S Patent Spiral Twisted Carbon
- lied Rods for sale their depot all kinds
Copper South side of Washington street,
of the Masonic Hall
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-06-06
" LAW PARTNERSHIP.

THE undersigned ayin, formed coptnep in The practice
win attend in person 10 business entrusted 10 Them a
the II District diana, Supreme COu the Circuit
Courts of the judicial the Marion Crt OF Common
SC.
An business win receive prompt and faithful
WALfOib X 0OAhLhS-
Inaiananolis Nay9
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-06-06
indianapolis wholesale Prices Current

EndIanapOIis WbOiessIe PFIces CUffent.
Corrected Weekly for The Indiana State Sentinel,
BY Kirkland g. FIrZGlBBON,
Forwarding and Commission Merchants,
AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Groceries, Liquors, Tobaccos, and Produce,
EAST SIDE OF THE DEPOT.