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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-08-29

scalrurd wall, he4vv pliass and rnil, slue figures.
A. Luxor it is difficnlt h. Hias. the wfsfeh"d
hovels oil the dern Egvpiaas srcambef the stately
c,'unss and msste walls If siher dsys. The history
of the ST AMI present IS wfit,'n hire Magpiieehce
ard run ? lie hy side NJ.
p. 5 Thr tst p It X NC aad Luxor are on the
opposite side Il h. liver fsosn The aiae Of memnon
" hieh ifs VISIT.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-08-29

arc unfr,eiag. and NJ lssses firm. Rice unchanged.
T. baeeo IN gpod de,n.nd. with fair sales at full
prices
Dry Gsods ycfy fra and Pfiss u. ward.
No9l IN god deaand
Wiisaty f. .teajy al 2ji25i ct.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-08-29

ToiaI-Lynch III; Wngfeld ST. Arthur 76i;
Saunders 424 Mari 4S2; johnson $50; Mosby
249; Sale 2l2; Wills 33; Lakewood ll2.
In this District, Saunders. Lynch, Arthur and
Wingfcld are elected
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-08-29

Total--For Garland 59l; Thompson 235; Lyon
Al Whitehead 2S2; Gabe II; Robertson 81;
SoulbaIl 12l; Hart IS; Randolph $40; Early 29l,
Rives IS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-08-29

Ir1ly the sga "a trqueht with wanaere; anl We ca
lsok stwstj 81 c.f.sjnty Ia The ins "hea cua
viii be ui Ia better ih1n 10 BUN, ID, aud de
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-08-29
PHILADELPHIA. Angus 81.


The STICK Nlarkef is re active atd O .vcrument
serurt nave an upward teedaacy. Z nn-ylsauia ) :
95, 9S2 The Money market is easy
The demand lot Fl ar is to a moderate extent-s J. :
II e"nmoa bands at s. . 10 s. 27s. Corn Meal So.
Rye Flour s. 9ia2.
he receipt, Of Gain are large aud The rdeney of
prices Is to de- Ire Sales f red at lOSlll CTS, and
White ! HALO els. Corn eady at G5aG6 cs. fr vi
INV. Oats 30l33 cts f,r Siuth.rn Rye 6ja61 cs
Nothing new IN Provisions. There is regular
trade demand AID prizes tending upward. Lard g.
= cls..il bb,s aad keys
Groceries are firm CoiIee is in active rcqa,si. bui
ho'dtIs a' sill, Rlo held at l0.dl0, cents Sugar,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-08-29
CAMPBELL AND BEDFORD DISTRICT.

62l; Wingfeld 655; Mari u.s. Wills 1856; Mos
by, 2i6; Sale Isl; Johnson III; Lakewood IS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-08-29
ALREMARLE.

Toial-For Southall 663, Rives $40 Early 444;
Randolph sol; Cabell 400; Hart 270; Lyon lS9;
Robertson %; Thompson 1S3; Whitehead 2Sl;
Garland 31S.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-08-29

The fiuwine Increasing isiirr 1ron Paris, which
W. ud ia the Newark Advertiser gives apretly clear
view # m 10 Pafs, with 81 lis flias. poa,ur :, aud
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-08-01
SENATE.
SATURDAY. July

SATURDAY, July 20, 1880
On motion Of Mr.. CAss the Senate took up for con-
sderaton the following resolution, submitted by hm
'Resoloed, That the Committee Military Affairs be
instructed to inquire into the expedency of prohibiting
by law, any officer Of the army from assuming
csing within the limits of the United States, any civil
power authority conferred by of Congress-
and OF providing adequate punishment for such offence"
Mr.. Pearce said he regretted the necessity which
PEELED him say any thing this resolution. When this
resolution up BEFORE the Senator from Texas Mr.
HoUsToNI had made charges against the late President
of the United States, OF grave and serious character
He hoped the Senator would take offence what he
should have occasion say he influenced by
any personal motive, but by desire put the page
Of Congressional history the vndcation Of the President
He quoted four official documents to show that the
President had been greatly slandered in this matter
He thought the President had done full justice to the
valOr and gallantry of the Texan troops.
He would not 80 into the discussion of the title of
Texas to the territory of the Rio Grande Ii
true she had placed on her statute book claim to all
the territory east of the Rio Grande from its mouth
Its source. But he considered that statute of
avail than which the Congress Of Texas passed de-
claring her territory extend from the Sabine the
Pacific Ocean, but which was however vetoed by the
Senator then President of Texas with his usual good
sense. But Texas had actual possession of any
part of New Mexico, proper nor never attempted to
exercise jurisdiction there.
The other Senator from Texas Mr. Rusk had
ed that President Polk had committed this Government
in favor of the title of Texas This he Mr. Pearce
denied for other acts of his administration showed that
he did not recognize the title of Texas Mr. Polk had
said expressly that Congress and the Legislature of
Texas the proper tribunals settle the questions.
1t seemed that Texas going to resist the United
States authorities Santa Fe by sending armed
force thither expel the United States troops. He
thought it very impOtic in Texas at this time, to try
settle this question by the sword. He thought Texas
had received many lavors from this country,
tempt to settle this question by force.
Mr. Rusk rose to say, as it was becoming question
who first drew the sword that Texas annexed this
Union with the boundaries claimed by her All the
gotations with Mexico showed this. He hoped that
Texas would be spared the necessity of drawing the
sword He had used every effort adjust the
But if it adjusted-f this territory be
held adverse to Texas she would resist and il that
were treason, she would incur it. And he would take
his part in the odium.
The further consideration of the resolution post
poned till Monday.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-08-01

formed expressed opinion the question and that
the commissioner shall be
The motion reiected-yeas II, nays 81.
The question then taken on Bradbury's amend
ment and it was rejected by tie Several other
amendments were proposed and rejected.
At l-2 o'clock the Senate adjourned.
HoUsE-At six o'clock after a stormy session eff sew
hours, the House adjourned without coming any
conclusion
BALTIMORE, July %, p NJ.
The bark Paramount arrived at this port last night,
twelve days from st. Thomas, with Gen. Jose Antonio
Paez the distinguished Ex President of Venezuela, his
son, and suite, as passengers
This morning Gen. p. waited upon by large
concourse of citizens including many loreignersprinci
pay Spanish and French.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-08-01

Jeferson-Milton Gregg, dem
Johnson-Jemes Rtchey, dem.
Knox-Samuel Judah, wing.
Laportc, &c.,-S. ] Anthony dem. Aaron Little W
Lawrence-G. w. Carr dem
Madison and Hancock-R. A. Riley, DEM. Orlando
Crane, whig.
Marion-A. F. Morrison, dem, Robert Hanna, Wig
Monroe and Brown-D Read, dem, Z. p. Far.
mcr, wing.
Montgomery Horace E. Carter, DEM, Benz. t
Ristine, wing.
Noble-Robert Work, dem.
Ohio and Switzerland-A. G. Pepper, dem, Scott
Billings wing.
Orange and Crawford-w F. sherrod, dem, j. w
Gillian, whig-
Owen and Greene-D. NJ. Dobson dem
Parke and vemillion-O. p Davis dem, Geo. X.
Steele, wing.
Putnanr--A c. Stevenson, wing.
Perry, &c-J p. Dunn dem, ]. A. Brackenride, w
Posey and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Lockhart and A l.
Robinson, denis
Ripley--Thomas Smith, DEM, Obed Wilson, wing.
Rush-Jesse Morgan, wing.
Randolph, sc. Jeremiah Smith, DEM, N. B. Haw.
kins, whig.
Sheby-Thos. A. Hendricks, dem.
st. Joseph &c-F. r. Tut, wing.
Tippecanoe-J. B. Mcfarland DEM, Robert C. Gre
CORY, whig.
Warren, &c.-R. A. Chandler, dem, R. C. Kendall
wing.
Washington-John 1. Morrison sem.
Wabash and Naturalization Kendall, DEM, j. l.
Knight, W.
Wayne-O. Beeson dem. James Rarider, whig.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-08-01
REPRESENTATIVE DELEGATES.


Adams and Wes-E X. Bascom, dem. p. Grew,
wing.
Allen-C f. Sturgs, dem, Allen Hamilton, whg
Bartholomew Tannehill. and smith Jones. dems
Benton, White, &c.-Jona. Harbolt, dem.
Blackford and Jay-E. c. Carroll, dem.
Boone-Wm. Mclean and Mark A. Duzan, dems.
Carroll-R. H. Milroy, DEM
Cass and Howard-Geo. A. Gordon, DEM, M. r
Wickersham, wing.
Clark-T. W Gibson and Jacob Fisher, dems.
Clay-F. B. Yocum, dem.
Clinton and Tipton-John Young and Carter T. Jack
son. dems.
Crawford-J R. Brown dem
Dearborn-David Tibbetts and ]. d. johnson, dems
Decatur-Samuel Todd, dem, Jos. Robinson, wing
Delaware-David Kileore, wing.
Dubois-B. Edmonston, dem.
Elkhart-E. M. Chamberlain, dem, Walter E
Be tch, wbig.
Fayette-Ross Smiley and James futile, dems., w
w. Stone and James Veach, wings.
Floyd-Jacob Summers, Sr., dem.
Fountain-Joseph Ristine, dem, David Brler, wing
Franklin-Geo. G. Shoup and Spencer Wiley, dcms.
Gibson--Samue Hall wing.
Grant-B c. Hogin, WING.
Greene-R. III. Rousseau, wing.
Hamilton-Samuel Dale, dem.
Hancock-George Tague, dem.
Harrison-John Mathers, DEM, G. p. R. Wilson, W
Hendricks-C. c. Nave dem John ReyerSon, wing
Henry-G. III. Ballingall and Isaac Parker, wings
Huntington and Whitley-Jacob Wunderlick. dem.
JeficrsoI-W. M. Dunn and Moody Park, wings.
Jennings. L. Spann dem. Aanson Andrews, wing
Kosciusko-James Garvin, DEM, j. III. Jennings, W
lagrange. B. Howe, wing.
Lake and Porter-A. NJ. Turner, dem.
LapOrte-C. w. Cathcart and f. D. Taylor, dems.
J. B. Niles and Alex Blackburn, wings
Madison--Wm. c. Fleming, dem
Maron-J. p. Chapman, James johnson, and Lev
L. Todd, dems., David Wallace, Douglass Mcguire
and VIM. Moore, wings
Miami. A. Graham, dem
MOnroe-Wm. c. Foster, Sr., dem.
Montgomery-D. A. Shannon and II. 7. Shook
dcms., Abijah O'Neal and Silas Kenworthy, wings.
NOble-D. b. Herman, dem.
Ohio and SwitzerlanG-Penet Duiour, dem.
Orange-Wm Holiday, dem.
Pike-Charles Alexander, dem
Posey-Robert Dale Owen and A. p. Hovey demS.
Putnam-S. Farrow and Oliver Badger, wings.
Randolph-Asahe Stone wing.
Ripley. H. Cravens, dem, H. j. Bowers, whig.
Rush-William Bracken, dem. Jefferson Helm an
J. NJ. Hudelson, wings.
Shelby-James Van Benthusen, dem.
Spencer-W. b Richardson dem
st. Joseph-Albert G.. Deavitt, DEM, Schuyler Col
fax, wing
Tippecanoe-John Petit and Lemucl Dcvault, dems
o. L. Clark and Isaac Shelby wings.
Union-James Osborn, dem.
Wabash-James Stops, dem, Stearns Fisher, wing
Warren. R. NJ. Bryant wing.
Warrick-G. III. Roberts, dem.
Westinghouse. ID. Logan and r. Schoonover, dems
/ Wayne-Henry Carver, John Beard, and Henry Hoo
yer, dems., j. S. Newman, John Beard, and w.
Foulke, wings
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-08-01
COMMERCIAL.
INDIANAPoLrs, July 81, 1850.
Corn doe. per bu.; wheat 70c; Oats 3Oa35e

Corn doe. per bu.; wheat 7Oc.; Oats 3Oas5c.
New YoRK, July 81, SPIN
Flour steady; upper grades in fair request; low
grades inactive; sales making at S5aS5 II LIZ for
mon and straight State; S5aS5 81 1-2 for Michigan
50 75aS5 81 for fancy Ohio IS S7a6 for extra there
are also sales OF straight State for export at 50 IL l2
Wheat is in demand, bat sales limited
Corn is better with good Eastern demand 56a62 for
mixed; 64a64 Ia for round Yellow and 65 for white.
Pork in moderate demand; sales dull at SO 81 and
So 81 for mess and prime
Lard in bbls 6 1.Sa7 1-S.
Groceries in fair demand without change in prices.
CrNcINNArI, July 29th, P. M.
Nothing doing in provisions.
Sugar is generally held for further advance of ala
Coffee 10 ID cts
NEW YoRK, July %, s P. NJ.
Wheat remains as last noted.
Corn-Light receipts and very firm Sales of mixed
were made at 81 LA "a: yellow 64a65
Whiskev-Sales OF Ohio at %.
Pork dull-Mess $40 31aS10 81 1-2; prime IS 81 10
Coffee in demand. Sales of Rio at 9aIO 1-2
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-08-01
Candidates for the Legislature.
SENATE.

SENATE.
Allen, &c.-S. S. Micklc, dem, T. W Swinney,
wing.
Clark. S. Athon dem.
Daviess and MaTtin-William f. Niback, DEM, R.
A. Clements wing
Elkhart and lagrange. Wyland, dem, J. H. De-
frees, wing
Gibson, Pike and Dubois-H W. Barker dem.
Jeiferson-J. g. Marshall, wing.
Observation-Disclosures Parks, dem, G. G. Dunn,
whig.
Miami and Wabash-Benjamin Henton, DEM, A. A.
Cole wing
Orange and Crawford-Houston Miller, dem, j. T.
Cox, wing.
Posey and Vanderburgh-E. r. James, dem, p. ID.
Wilson, wbig.
Ripley-H. l.. Gray, dem, Hiram Knowlton, wing.
Rush-R. ID. Logan, dem, b. f. Reeve, wing.
Washington. A. Cravens dem.
Wayne-James Elder, DEM, d. p. Holloway, wing.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-08-01
STATE OF INDIANA. BOONE COUNTY.

In PRoBATE CoURT OF SAID COUNTY AUGUST IERa $50
Petition Of Dotrer-Soomon Bncl
and Helena Buck his wife Thomas King and Katharine
King his wife, Lam Peters, Philip Peters, Reheccs T. Pc
ers Eusehus s. Peters Susannah Peters, Valentine Peters
Sylvester Peters, William Elrod and Lavnia Eod hi
I'D il remembered this eth day Jsme said
solomon Buck and wife, by Angle Dougherty, their
toneys filed in the clerks office of the Boone Probate Court
their petition the above entitled and also the affidavit
disinterested that Thomas King Katharine
his wife Lram j. Peters noncsidents Of the State
Indiana.
the said Thomas King and wife, and Lra j. Pc
defendants aforesaid hereby notified Of the filing End
pcndency said pcon and that unless they In said
the calling the term be held al
Lebanon. tie ed Monday in August next end or plead
said petition the win be heard snd detepancd in their
absence. Attest,
uyse-3 It'l LANE. Clerk.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-08-01
STATE OF INDIANA, BOONE COUNTY.

In PROBATE CoUfT--ACcUsT IERri A II. lcan
Petition for Parf0n-Joe MckIaan Thomas Dale, join G.
Walls and Mary Walls his wife
ID remembered 18Th day June, 1850 the. said
ID Joel McNahan By A. Boone his Attorney filed in he ohcc
the Clerk Probate Coun Of Boone county, petition in
The affidavit OF disnicreed
SON, defendants Walls Mary has wife,
residents of the Indiana Therefore the SAID John q
Walls and Mary his WIFE defendants Aforesaid hereby NOTIFIED
fling tendency of said petition sgains them m said
that unless appear said CoUrt the calling
the the thereof be held Lebanon the 81
Monday IN Angus; next and plead the sad ptuto
determined teir ahsenct
Attest LANE. Clerk
Al. BOONE. petitioner. rs-Swt
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-08-01

~ DMINISThATORs sAIE-Ihe PERSONAL property be
IN longing to the estate of Isaac Etep of Marion
ty Indiana deceased consisting in part Of horses cattle
sheep farming implements household and kitchen
furniture wheat hay, will be sold
the highest bidder public auction the late residence said
decedent in Washington township in said
Saturday the cath day of August between the hours
O'Clock A NJ and O'clock p NJ and continuing from day
to between the hours until the whole OF said property
shall be sold.
Terms SALEOn all three dollars credit Of
nine months will be given the purchaser giving bond with good
security without any relief
appTaisement All dollars
n hand uly3l-3w ELIZABE ESTEP. Adm'x.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-08-01
STATE OF INDIANA, HANCOCK COUNTY,

Dfrorcs-Massy Ston Wilbur Son
UBE this ed of july A. D. 1850, the
Id complainant by r. A Riley her solicitor filed in the office
Of the Clerk Hancock Circuit bill OF complaint
heren ALSO affidavit OF dsnterested person showing that
wilbur resident the State OF Indiana
notified pen
dency of said bill of complaint and that he be and appear
first day Of said Court TO be holden at the Court
county, Monday in September next
said bill complaint the matters and things
therein contained will determined in his absence
WILLIAM SEBASTIAN, Clerk II. c. c.
A Rrrrx Sol for Com. iuly94-3w
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-08-01
NEW INVENTION A CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY.

TENHE figure represents valuable GRAIN DRL
Seed SOcHg Machine recently invented and patented by
the Subscriber The machine is designed be used Rast
ern Middle and Western States for sowing Wheat Oats Bar
ley in the Southern States Rice.
The machine by passing the ground performs the
triple task Of narrowing the ground sowing the seed and
eTing the good and proper depth with earth.
Experiments within the few years this country
and practice In England have proved beyond the
inches will produce from bushels the
than when sown broadcast the usual way Moreover from
the machine.
equally valuable sowing with hand
with horse will plant much cotton in day 10 hands
and horses accomplish the and do the work
better.
Subscriber designs portion
manufacture machines himself The right the balance
ponsible
The machine can used on any land where har
well, and give satisfaction, will be
charged O. required be paid for the right
has been tested fairly and fully and with what success the
following certificates will demonstrate:
This certify Gatlings newly invented Wheat Drill
used during the past Some ten acres
ing that it entire Subtraction in and can
cheer recommend it being the best Of put
ting in wheat that have ever seen tired
Hanover Township, Butler county Ohio. Now TO- 1919.
HAMILTON omo Nov. u. 1872
In October last used Gatling Improved Wheat Drill in
thirty wheat. take pleasure in
stating the Machine worked admirably and that salts
fed that the agricultural community would save much labor
and increase the product Of their lands by its have not
opportunity testing the increase Of the product
the of sowing broadcast but the
ance of my wheat presents very hst'sring prospect
The Machine may be in front Messrs FestherstOn IL
Mayhevs Store. Amy communication 10 the Subscriber m re-
will meet with prompt attention. -
iuly2 RICHARD J. GAILlNG.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-08-01

IL Cars running about l3 miles The
iron is being laid rapidly and by the first of October expect
to the and do business Indianapolis
Pendeton and thereafter
in active of construction and wish complete
balance and put II operation with the
Our daily necessarily heavy the instruments
from subscribers be paid without further delay.
wish to employ several efficient
will be allowed them for all TAKEN
the cent for all such stock subscribed Office by
individuals companies counties without the aid of such
hctors. All stock evidenced pay
without relief in twelve
limited quantity of unimproved lands i'm this will yet
be taken, for short time, subscriptions heretofore
o. II. SMITH.
july3I-tf Prest. l. & b. R. r. Com
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-08-01

A%> LITERARY NoTIcE.-The Eleventh Anniversary Of
W< the Phiaiathean Society Hanover College
will be Thursday the 18th Of August next in the evening
july27-ew L. J. sHERRILL, sect'ry.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-08-01
INpEpENDENT CANDIDATE

EDrroR OF THE STATE SENTINEL:-Pleasa announce
for the Office Of Sheriff Of Marion County. at the August
election favor of License, and oblige your friend
ABNER SMITH.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-08-01
STATE OF INDIANA. MARION COUNTY, IS.

In MARION CIRCUIT CoURT-OCr. TERN, y. d., 1850.
Dirorce-Sarah Ann Imhof Michael Imhof.
it known that this 9th day Of july A. D. 1880 the
Nd complainant by Brown Porter, her solicitors, filed in
the Office of the Clerk the Marion Circuit Court her bill
complaint herein; affidavit disntersted
showing said Michael
State OF Indiana The said Michael Imho is therefore hereby
notified Of the tendency of said bill Of complaint and that he
be
holden the Court House said fourth Monday
in October next and said bill Of complaint the mat
things therein contained will be heard and determined
in his absence. VIM. STEWART, Clerh NJ. c. c.
q PoRTE for ON. iulv -3vv.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-08-01

VALUABLE MILL PRoPERTY-The Mill Property erect.
cd by Allen Mclean al the I!ufs of White RIVER In Nor
Will be offered for sale Office saturday,
AUGUST 10, az O'clock. z. VI. EsW. ". IbLls.
Indianapolis, July 81 Issc-sw. Asdtcr Of state
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-08-01

Man passes his life in reasoning on the past, il
complaining of the presents and trembling for the future
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-08-01
a DEMONSTRATORS NoTIcE.-Lettrr

Al DEMONSTRATORS NOTlCE.-Letters Of ADMINISTRATOR
the estate of Isaac Estep late OF Marion county
ceased have this
by the Clerk of the Marion Probate Court The pobs
bly, solvent. iuly3l-3w ELIZABETH ESTEP. Adm'x.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-08-01
wvrArHR powDn AND BU1IDfNc TO LEAsE.-For

VX7ArBR POWER AND BUILDING TO LEAsE-Fcr a
w Dudng
tached sad budnr 50 y high, and
m % by Attached said building an addition Of 20 feet
square--one
The property Fall Creek mile north o. In
disnapol and would he suitable F machine or large cabinet
shop Address n WEST, post Office Indianapolis, Indiana
iune1
CANARY AND HEMP SEED. Just received for sale At
II irirf7 HANNANAS'S Drugstore.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-08-01

NJ oTICE-Notce hereby given the of Marion Cou1
tIndana that the general election be held the
townships said county the first Monday August 1850 each
will be called upon upon the question the ado
1852 the benefits
Schools CHARLES &. CAMPBELL. Sheriff NJ c.
Indianapolis. June 29--t
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-08-01
CHARtrs H. TEsr. Secretary cf State.

4BROCLAhdATION.- The undersigned, Sheriff of Marion
hereby gives notice that the first Monday Of Au
gust the qualified voters of said Will be called
TO elect The following officers. to wit:
One Senatorial Delegate the Constitutional Convention
Three Representative Delegates the Constitutional Conven
ton.
Three Representatives to the State Legislature.
A Sheriff.
4 County Treasurer.
A County Auditor.
+ a Probate Judge.
A County Commissioner for the First District.
A Coroner. c. c. CAMPBELL, Sheriff NJ. c.
In witness whereof hercunto my hand and affx
I the Seal of said Court at Indianapolis this sth day
- June, A. D., 1850
July IL, lS50.-l3te VIM. STEWART. Clerk.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-08-01
Indianapolis to Buffalo Fifty-Eight Hours, and Lo-
transport to Buffalo in FortysTwo Hours.

gansporL 10 Buffalo N forIy@lWo hOurs
FUNHE WESTERN STAGE COMPANY running FOur-Horse
Coaches daily between LoganspOt nd and Niles Mich,
leaving Loganrpor A Nj and arriving al Niles at ii p
NJ day, connecting with the - O'Clock train 10 Detroit
continuing Buffalo, in best class boats without deten
tion. This line viii be in the best style, m new 10y
Coachs and rely arriving at Detroit But
falo, and New York without delay.
II Through Tickets be secured az the stage Offices In
IsDASAPoLIs, Lo0ASsPORT and LAyAyETTEs
N. b. Extras furnished at all tmts. Juyzs-sino
SHEK1FTs SALE.-Richayd J. Calling Tsaac DarSs-By
- Of executions directed from the Clerks
Office Of the Marion county Circuit Court will 10 pub
Marion county Indians the first day of August next between
the prescribed by the rents profits Tor years
Of the following described property towr The north west
numbered three in the City OF Indian
po thence the south line OF Louisiana street one hun
bred point thence south seventysx feet 70 point
thence hundred East street thence ncrh on
East six feet to the place of beginning
realize the
in above WILL at the time and place. sell
the simple of said real estate without relief from vauaon
or appraisement laws L. g CAMPbhLlr SheIlh N. -
July 10, ls5o.-3w BY DAVID S. BEATr, Deputy.
NHERFF's sALEJaeo6 B. MrChssaey Charles g. Darts.
- of Marion county Circuit Court.
May Of said Court for the year le4e viii ca
pose TO public sale House door, in the City Of In
anspos county Marion and State OF Indiana the let
within the hours prescribed BY law. the
Of the following described real
Lot numbered four in numbered fourteen
in of indianapolis together with the privileges and
appurtenances thereunto belonging.
full Judgment interest and
il the time and place. sell the fee simple q
DESERVED real estate with the thereto be-
longing. Sale without relief from valuation apdssement
LAWS. {. G. CAMPBkLis SheIlh N q.
July 10, ls50-3w. BY DvAID s. BEATTY. Deputy.