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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-20

STREET DEPARTMENT, No 4 : ALL OF rtEcoaDs-PaoAc
SSSotc- hereby gwen ths t6e o4aS hs5nu2a ms e+el
u lie exterior Inc essjer aide Of T,mps asst D. 9I5se
On es nth q - end u15er tie 'reco1 Of tas
srrt.- the and lying an1-t "stet On o. %
7u to the exterior me a. a6oe directed an
covenants u the giants q. 'tl
owners by lie MAYOR Asfnea ant Corn7l5aa = Of lac
Cfyof NV York Aiop'ei by Boa-d OF Assistant AlsFls
S01 49, 1850 Adopted tn board OF Ahermen Dec H. 1917
APyo' ~ I Ig56 fGg3m7 John DODGE srs.t Conn
C-1TPrFT DFPITTSF7;T Io-4 HALL OF REcORDs.-Pabic
= Notice hereby gwen that tie following petition mas oeen prs
ssned 10 tie Aldermen To =nce 7aaat lots n 10 q
OF ri At Dnd I'd ,T8E SIDEWALKS
IN nom n a4 In and Eeht with All persons inter
have directions requested 10 present tns ~ R
p Ia The On 9th Day Of Dec inst D-c 1850
DO JOHN T. DODGE, street Commissioner
G4TREFT DEPARTMENT. No HALL OF RECORDS.-Toass
norf whole width fronting Srtseahst between
Frstsv and Avenue not tagged Al Peaas
Interested oocou 1ereta requested 70 present hen
Ia Dy 10 the Undersigned Office b. ore the day OF
Dec. ast-Dsc. II, 1856. IUtlN !. = l,ODiH,
dl7 street tot-lls- ~,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-20
ETNITED STATES PATENT oFflCE.-Dee. 10, iS5o-oH pc
uton of EDISON FESSESDEN Coneryaor Of The person '

NTouCK-EsrAYE OF NATHAN dunn, ATE OF fhlsatlphta,
S8eceasedTo NATHAN DUSN, Jr You arr hereby noirsd
49, ~ EYeros and Trustees the VIII OF Nathan Damn
s.S We have ssttl-d oee of The Register OF Wills iot tAs
C and Count, OF Phalspa ihc St's OF Fenusy Mania Ise
se .rCoust Of he estt. Of Nathan Duun issAsed
and have distributed balances hesoi uaer DEGREES OF the Or
rhaps Corr, county and that about 10 s7
outth setVun ard Se further WHej 10 present Fuf a'
you paI, OF the sad estste oi settlement g =
I6ecau1s Trustees before the St day ~ ssr j.
lSAi, EpNtlN n St.o"N ~;
ISAAC COLLINS,
lGQ Flhart,st Philadelphia,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-20

(tORroRATlON NoTICEutic Notice hereby gwen to The
owner occupants OF all ii uses Hn Lots
ipr, unimproed Lands affected thereby that ihe following
ses euts ha comp the Assessors and are edged
IN the flee OF Assessments tO examinations hy All per
sos interested For building Sewer Goth Il 800 tee ~rs
Fhts Az The hints embraced Assessment include all The
several Lots ground vacant LOIS pieces ad parcels OF
Land situated 2ni between 9Th and ms o
feel AL whose interests are a7cei ~
he above named and Who opposed 70 the sane or
ether Of them are requested present. their c5ctoHs WinS
10 The undersigned office No Ha Of Records
Gys rom III, tate OF tins notcs SAMUEL DE MOTT, feAh
Sis niCHofs0N ISAAC WIN SMITH Office Bureau
of Assessments Street Department, Del IA, 1850 az iUt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-20
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

ENORPOBATIOS NOTICE-Pubic notice hereby given, TO the
Nownsr occupant occupant. OF all Houses and Lots
improved unuprovd Lands affected thereby that tho following
AEsesnts been completed By the Assessors and arc logged
the the Bureau of for examination By az
persons Interested vzFor regulating paving setting curb a1d
guitar and 1atgng dSWSks Twenty hhhst from Ninth to
The embraced such Assessment include all
several Houses and Lots Of ground vacant Lots and
parcels both aides OF Iwentyhit
Euth avs sas;sy side OF Tsstt and
westerly Twenty fourth and Twenty sixth
All persons affected the above named
Assessments and who opposed TO the either Of them
requested present their obect0ns wr.g hs under
sgnsd Office. No Hall OF Records within thirty days from
the Office Bureau Of Assessments, street De
partueut, Dec Il. 1850 SAMUEL Il DE MOTT, FRANCIS
NICHOLSON, ISAAC VIM SMITH, Assessors d4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-20

NORPORAIION NOTCEPuOhc notice hereby g'7sato TIA
owners occupant occuPHnt' OF all houses no t'
or usnprved Affected thereby that tue following
been completed i, the Assessors and are lodged N
tbs oce Assessments for examination ~ All parsons
interested crowa the OF Coraa and
Fourth streets Conela The limits smbced by -ocn ~
include and OTIS OF sacan lots,
pieces parcels Of land situated both sides OF Coroe 81
between Fourth line about $50 ieei westerly teFfo,
and westerly OF Fourth ST. between sixth av ana
line northey nom Cornsia St AL persons whose M
erests are named Asssmona ani WHO arc
opposed OF them are f'qaaod % pfsse1,
tier objections writing the Undersigned at ihsf once o
Hall OF Records wthn thirty days IRON the date o. a
ohe Bureau Of Assessments Stree! Department Dec -
ss, I'M -. .,as.o+s - dlI lot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-20
StUPREME coURr-LEyI s. CHATFlELD Attorney Gsnsrs
k9of State York, sgant THE PRESIDENT, Dl
A OF

a.
R9o the Of Nsw York, sgaiust THE PRESIDENT Dl
RECTORs AND COMPANY OF THE CANAL BANK or All
2AEYIu order OF TIE Suprone Court Of the State
twenty eighth day Of May 1850 the
teregued Recover Canal Bank Of Albany hereby gives
holders outstanding circulating bills Of the
Csa Bank and 70 tho holding the certificates gwen BY
each Receiver for the balance
bills surrendered receiving the FIRST dividend Of
per they required the said notes bills and
payment Receiver, HE Office the City
Of Albany, within yesr from the date Of this notice. dc
viii pecsdsd from the benaht OF the fun
provided payment the said bills and cehcdtsf
al BY OF holding the and that the sax
le said Court for ths
bsneht Of Tho creditors Of the sad Canal Bank suct
may be hereafter determined For the greater courenl
Of oss holding be SAID bills aud certificates the Receiver ti
made Arrangements viii also os pad
tOn in tine cisyAl6any June 6f0
jeT law2yF ANDhN" Wfiilf1' Nece'"f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-20

From Charleston and Sayannsh to Havana slC
FROM Charleston auGSt5syannah 70 Key WesL 80.
pa SPOFFGH3 TILESTOE Z co. IS eo1th.5e
n Charleston to NJ = MN s1o1 ~
Agen!s In Hagane DRAHl, BROTHERS CO
Passengers leaving aagans by ma Ship can roach Bar,
more by le and rSate eth day or by EneeCng LEG
s1eanl.f sLutherne1 roach New YoTE IL saEle time u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-20

NORPORATlON EOTICE-Pubhc notice hereby gwen, 20 tho
occupant OF all houses aud ot.
unmprod lands affected thereby that the following
completed U the Assesofs aud lodged
the Sce OF tbs Bureau Of Assessments for examination by all
persons For repairing the sidewalks OF Christopher
Hudson The hints by such
all the houses and lots OF ground vacant lots
parcels lard situated both ChrstoPbes
between Hudson sn Blocker ApsIsons whose interests ara
the assessments aat who ere opposed 70
them requested 10 present Their obsc
writing the Undersigned At their odo No Han 81 Rec
oTds within thirty from tia date OF this n0ceOlee buTran
Assessments Department Dec. IL 1850 SAMUEL H.
DE MOTT, FRANCIS NICHOLSON ISAAC WIN SMITH, As
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-20

no DtfLH ttCUTtu pau Z
Freight wl be charged oa specie boyoad an amount Tor
personal expenses.
An experienced Surgeon on board
All letters and newspapers must pass through The fosi
Office.
For freight and passage apply 10
French German, and other foreign goods received and
brought In common with British goods.
Through bills Of ading given Ia HaVre ior New York
Amer The lst of April next the rate OF freight by the
above steamers from Liverpool, viii be very materially
reduced. ~ Viz
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-20

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD
) WINTER ARRANGEMENT-0ps ana after Mon
d.y nee 8 Lou me passenger eralar vi follows,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-03
Notice to Canal Contractors.
Y a e i A i. 1 I A !

EALED Proposals will be received Princeton Ind
- 10Th day October the
miles of the above named Canal The consists of xiv
tons, embracing much variety including
bic rock number of deep and heary
Duct eight locks and many cuvers AL the mechanical
10 be OF timber and Will a1ord much work for carpenters
There Will be description OF the
and
equal length of line Bidders from Ohio will find
this work Ohio and Evans
vile, the south end Of work only miles north of
vile. From the middle and north part of Indiana, Will be
reach the north end OF the work Pciershurgh,
Pike county Bidders who known the Undersigned
be expected TO furnish proper testimonials OF character.
Payments mcney viii be made periods about DAYS
Plans and specifications of the work will be exhibited Pr
by the Engineer charge 10 days before the letting The line will
be readiness for Inspection by the first of October For further
information wishing the work address w
j. Bal, Resident Engineer, Terre Haute.
SAMUEL. FORRER.
SOLOMON STURGESS,
sepi2s-u s. II. HASMER
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-03
CANDIDATES.

1--WE requested the of FRANCIS KING
ESQ., this city, candidate Secretary of the Constitutions
Convention.
G1-We reques- II F. MYERS, o
Bartholomew county, candidate for Secretary the Csniu
iional Convention
1--WE requested to the OF CHARLES C
WARNER of indianapolis candidate for Door Keeper the
Constitutional Convention.
1-7We requested to the of JosEPn s
Buckles OF Delaware county, candidate for the Office
Principal Secretary of the Constitutional Convention
TFWe requested to SoLoS TuRMAN, OF The
Peoples Friend Covns2n Ind. candidate Secretary
Of the Constitutional Convention.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-03
MARkIIli,.
centuries ago

In vevay Switzerland county Indana. MONDAY the 9 inst
t the Rev Mr. WasN Mr. JoHN b. NORMAN Junior Editor of
he New Albany Daily Ledger to Miss LucI A NIsnswoNeER Of
the former place.
Right glad that companion 81 youth and bachelor
friend has last 'hufh OF this COLI of blessed
ess and right heartily do welcome thee and thy bonnie
hrde into the ranks of the matrimonial Where have
fed dreams of bachelor independence? Where the visions
sleeping waking of buiones shirts pens and the 1901 other
petty annoyances path young
friends through life may be flowers happiness
health and cenimen and Heaven may shower choicest
blessings them, heartfelt wish.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-03

PERU INDIANAPOLIS RAILROAD CoSPANY.-At
meeting OF the Stockholders Of this company held at
Noblesvle the 10th nst for the election oil Direc-
tory for the ensuing year. the following persons were
chosen viz: John Burk, and Willis w. Wright of Ma
ron county; E. Cottingham, s. Dale j d. Stephenson.
Ehu j. Pickett. of Hamilton county; William Dickson
OF Upton county; c. ID. Murray John Bohan and Peter
Hersleh Of Howard county; ]. Nj. DeIrecs J. T. Mil
Ter and W J. Holman Of Miami
The Board was organized by the election of John
Burk President; E Cottngham. Treasures J. T. Cox,
Secretary, and W. J. Holman, Principal Engineer
Peru Seatinel.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-03
PROSPECTUS
OF THE
INDIANA STATE SENTINEL

yENHs old established newspaper was purchased by the
derCned the ls Of June last, of u. A. & j. r. Chop
he sole pr0prietors Its largely increased circulation
since then and almost universal concentrations of the
strengthen the belief that the approval
If the Democratic party and the people The Editorial Depart
Conducted by William j. Brown and Nathaniel Bolton
the latter 5 Assistant and local Editor.
In politics. it win be thoroughly and radically democratic,
and will maintain the principles IF the great national demo-
cratic patty unnxed with doctrines what
Its mission will be to proclaim TRUTH and combat
the Union of the States and the Union of the
democratic 1t Will endeavor alay sectional rriudices
and to cultivate that spirit of amy, and justice, which Is the
basis Of national Union will be the Of the
and IF clique, faction Ii will be firm
decided in thf advocacy its principles but
respectful 10 its political opponents. 1t will know enemies
out the enemies If Democracy.
addition politics, the Sentinel will always contain the
and domestic news literary and
cal intelligence. competent and faithful correspondent will
be employed at Washington whose will be engaged in
the important events from the National Metropolis
the the full
faithful of the Debates and proceedings will be
.Vcn.
The business financial department will be conducted by
the undersigned whom all that subject
a be addressed
AUSTIN II. BROWN.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-03

Senate amendments the civil and diplomatic appro-
pration BILL appropriating $4,000 for custom-hnuse
at Cincinnati and the same amount for one at ST. Louis
were concurred in by the House.
BosToN, Sept. 3d. s p. m.
Jenny Lind rehearsed this morning before three hun
drcd persons She was much annoyed by the number
present, and did not sing with much power.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-03
z Aw SCHOOL OF THE INDIANA UNIVERSITY

Z AW SCHOOL OF THE INDIANA UNIVERSITY.-This
under the OF DAVID MCDONALD and
HoS WILLIAM 4. UTTo Its advantages the sn1et
the law generally known and admitted To sic intend
Indiana, furnishes peculiar Inducements they
learn here only theory of law general but the practice
and the oautary notifications of the law
which obtain IN Indiana
The instruction embraces all the branches Of legal sci
These taught daily lectures and aons and
weekly Moot court.
The books Of the Juer Class Backsones Commena-
ries, keis Smith and Stephen
Pleading Those of the Senior Glass keis Commentaries
Chlys Pleading Greeneaf Evidence, and Nfords Equity
Students supply their text books.
The Tuition hhy dollars advance
The will commence the Monday of Novem-
Der, and end OH the first OF March following.
ID. II. MAXWELL,
Pres'f Is. T Indiana EHirerSify.
Bloomiu Au CIV
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-03
PENDLETON RAILROAD CELEBRATION.

ON the occasion of the opening of the Indian
81 apols and Beeontaime Railroad the 9Th of
OctoUeI Will leave Pend for Indianapolis 10 O'Clock
morning, the will leave Indianapolis
deion O'Clock, NJ; both will Indianapolis
the evening
To prevent accidents and confusion person will permitted
the without ticket, for winch fifty
day will be charged extra CT an Ticket Offices
Indianapolis and Pedeon will be open O'Clock the
of the day
Conductors viii that order preserved
enforced. o. II. SMITH,
sept93 JOHN BROUGH.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-03
Watches, Jewelry, and Silver Goods

W. Il. 4 AL Ut
HAS returned the Eastern and 5
SN receiving and opening his stock Goods purchased
e. u pressly Tor Market embracing the largest
Ss assortment Of Watches, Jewery and Silver Goods
bTVa, 20 this city.
HIS Waicnes have been imported from the best European
and
proved heavy Gold and cases,
prcssly for retail trade and war; anied 10 keep tine.
It's Jewery sting of Chains, Seals Rings, Bracelets Lock-
q
variety cheap sy beautiful. and
10 l c comiod. pieasurr and adonmet OF the far
Ills Saver Ware Is manufactured oT him and stamped with his
warranted mos
CANT patterns OF Spoons Ladies, Knives &c &c
also received OF Clocks Vases
Lamps Brta and Plaina Ware, Fine Cutlery and Fancy Goods
OF all kns.
This splendid goods selected with great
the latest mpOgtaoIs OF the best quality and Style aud
offered prices that Will compare favoray esab-
hslment OF the Mountains. W. H. TALBOTT.
sept25 Ia the Capital House Building.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-03
LITTLE'S HOTEL.

- M & LITTLE have the pleasure announce 10 the
eli, tTavemg pubic a members the
Ill ton, particulars thai their New Building Washington
Eastern pant indianapolis, entirely
completed containing addition their former Hotel which
capable OF large crowd large number of good
particularly adapted members of the
found in the city.
They haier themselves thai who avors them with
will disappointed they intend make their bus-
by further additions They
bers of tue Convention give EN- call and their
Indianapolis Sept. IS 1-5O.-tf
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-03

O-The Duke of Bedford brother of Lord John Russell
receives from his landed property annual income of
f200 600, about million dollars This property
consists Of eleven great estates conferred upon his
cestor John Russell by Henry the Eighth, about three
centuries ago.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-03
NEW STOCK OF GOODS.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL!
- J.. F. FAIRBANKS, E8i
~ 80
HATS, GAPS, BOOTS, AND SHOES
AT TIE OLD STAND OF SHARP & PRATT,
IrdanapoIis. Indiana

II ESPECTFULY invites of the public the fact
b that Offering for Wholesale aud RETAIL
the best loots Shoes city
manuacIure-wici Will be sOd for less
they be bought any other establishment in
employ the best worEIneI
be iound-and superm,nd citing department myself Having
been employee years. feel confident
that be onl IN the Eastern marke LADIES Gents leaving
their be supplied the shortest possible notice.
quality they h al
good supply of Eastern work from the best nufc
tories selected with and experience; also, Leather Findings
Country dealers especially called take notice that
Inducements ready creditor this
selling % per less than be bought elsewhere
would call alieI latest fa style of Hats and Caps
Of every DESCRIPTION just received om Cine and Philadelphia
All IN goods respectfully
themselves Remember old Sharpe
Pratt Washington
Indianapolis, Sept p lS50. J. +. FAIRBANKS.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-03
WESTERN FARMERS
MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY.

yaNHS Company has recently been incorporated by the Ohio
Legislature, and organized doing prosperous
issuing Policies OF Insurance
the important features OF this, most other Companies
follows viz:
LIST The Company responsible the
all Surveys taken by its Agents
All Policies will take effect from the date of the appca
ton, unless the applicant desires future date.
Cd Personal Property will be insured to the full value
should any difficulty between the
insured and the be settled by arbitration in the
county where the loss happens.
propose insure safe,
half CENT and cash premium Of twofths Of
per cent.
This signed Farmers Company, but safest
prohibit
insung Cities the following described buildings and
property Stationery. Mills Oil Mills
Mills Clothing Works. Wooen Factories, Stocks Of Mer-
chandse Of all kinds and all Mechanic employ
meraed, requiring the Of fire heat.
The design the TO collect much each
pcaon will be suieen to all losses and thereby
to members Of the the heavy levy
ing and collecting assessments
establishing Agencies in different sections
the country whom liberal inducements will be offered
DIRECTORS.
Noah Frederick, Arthur Burbeck,
Joseph Or, Alex. Patterson,
Edward Powers
NOAH FREDERICK, President.
JOHN NJ GILMAN, Vice President.
LEVI l. MARTIN. Secretary
Neis Lisbon, Chic, July 1, 1s50
The undersigned Agents for the above company will spend
weeks in visiting the farmers CT this vicinity call the
attention the safe principles which this
based communications for be directed 10 Indian
directed post j. L. McCord (witha three
will receive prompt attention
JOHN 4 u L MscoRD' r,as agents.
Indian apolis. Sept. = lSjO.-2m.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-03
indianapolis to Buffalo in Fifty Eight Hours, and Lo-
gansport to Buffalo in Forty-TWo Hours.

THE WESTERN CoxPANy
ming Four-Horse Coaches daily between Lo-
gansport, Ind. and Niles Mich, leaving Lo-
gansport at u, A. NJ, and arriving at Niles
day, connecting with the - o'clock to
Detroit and continuing Buffalo, hest class boats with
detention This line will be in the best STYLE in new
Troy Coaches and rely arriving Detroit
Buffalo, and New York without delay.
ThrouSh Tickets be secured at the Stage Oiccs In
INDIA APoLIs Loo ASsPoRT, and LAFAYETTE
N. b. EXTRAS furnished at all times. uly27-3m-weow
INVALUABLE LANDS FOR SALE IN HOWARD coUN-
TY-he Subscriber has lands, Howard county, suitable
farms and which he viii sell moderate Que
tract 100 acres head of Pee Run nearly
adjoining residence Of Judge Erwin, the
half the northwest quarter Of section 81 and the half Of the
quarter Of section IS Of township q NORTH Of
being quarter about three miles cast Of the Michigan
which said road will be plank from Logansport
fall, four miles north Of New London
The hundred and ocn and stu
ated miles southeast of Kokomo near John Hel'on VIZ the
the northwest and souhue the
IL township % noh
Kokomo creek, beautiful through the a and the
Touring mills and
by, WHd Judge Erwin DR. Abeftson
Dr. Bsrriit New Iorun. relation
>i and John Hcc Of tie second Apply to the Undersigned
at Indianapolis sspt4s3wlw) N. BOLTON.
URoNJuu received large stock Of Iron including all
don naod 10 inch hat and inch square and round bar
A1<oWfoushs and nails all sizes sEn Of The Gil, Eie
a
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-03

Central Plank Road Company.
a OTICE-ls eby given that the Books of the Central Plank
u Road Company will opened Subscription
the 10th day October the Office OF Doct d. w lay
Putnam county the residence of Jesse keun Hen
dcks county, the Office of the Secretary of the Company in In
daapos Marion county, John Templin
Hancock county, and will continue 40 days from thai date
BY order of the Board of Directors.
WIN ROBSON, Pres't
r. b. DUNCAN, Sect'ry sepf1S-i10Oct.
Sentinel reencale, please insert three weeks and send
O Ills Office.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-03

GREAT EASTERN ROUTE.
EASE AND COMFORT AND ECONOMY OF TIME
MONEY
ssventy-Fivs Hours from indianapolis to N;w York,
Via Madison and indianapolis Railroad, River Packets Little
Miami aud Mad River Railroads, Lake Steamers, and
Buffalo and New York Railroads
TPNO STAGING WHATEvER..U
THE above named skszazzss h
in connection with each ether, Ia
GS-55 and with the Stages North and West SlzHai1k
---kz5-to and from Indianapolis. Passen-
going East subjected delay whatever The Packet
River with perfect reguaIityconl-
being The line
the finest boats the River At Cincinnati
passengers take the morning line of cars remain during
day. evening line either of which with
of Sandusky. For comfort.
this is decidedly the preferable Eastern route
During the close Of Lake navigation the time this route
Pittsburgh splendid Packets heightened but
a CIV hours, with only - miles of staging
indianapolis Madison at O'Clock, A. N max
the time this Road in 81 hours The and stock 81
he not cxcelled any road in the Union.
machinery been introduced the Mad
Plane rendering the transition CT passenger trains
JOHN BRoUGH,
PTest NJ ! i r. r. Company.
Madison August %, 1880 aug2i-swsw.
Indiana State Journal publish times semi weekly and Cou
and Journal at lafayette Courier and Express Tere Heute
Democrat Nobesvle Signal Muncie Democrat at Ande
sontown Patriot Winchester and Phsr0s and Journal LO
gansport, will publish tines weekly except this note and
nd az o this office for collecriOn.l
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-03
Who Tickets s2O-Eares SlOQray'ers s5-Eighks - so.

Orders Tickets and Shares and Packages
above Splendid Lotteries will the promp attention.
Official of each drawing immediately
to all VINO order from Address c. MAURf, Agents,
sept2S-T AeraRdria
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-03

& DEMONSTRATORS SALE Notice is hereby given at the
N undersigned Admin s'rators Of JOAN Hunter se OF Mar
Indiana, deceased VII proceed sell pnhc all
the personal property of sa consisting OF horses cate Logs,
sheep hay the stack, the hed the bshel bees,
farming Is of all kinds, several good end household
goods Of all Kinds &c the late residence The deceas four
miles Of indianapolis the Bookve road commencing on
Friday October and av day
until all is sold credit viii be gwen all
of three dollars and upwards, by the purchaser his with
approved security previous the property being Delivered sa
will without relief from property appaSemen
dollars hand. Further
of SAID sale
ten O'Clock, A NJ MATHEW r. HUNTER
JOHN 4. HUNTER,
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