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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-03-14
indianapolis ~ Beiiefontaiue lsaii
Road.

NOffOL " Observation-Disclosures
ENHE Board session. having resolved gravel
~ the and complete with substantial
and the heavy rail- the road from Indianapolis to Anderson
this becomes absolutely all who
the Company subscription the instruments due, and
become due possible enable Board to
the work vigorously Our scrpons $4,000
Of which DUE and will become due during the
be enabled complete the whole road Ohio line much
than anticipated We hope subscribers viii do all
they aid greatly to their interest hsvethe work
in operation at the earliest possible day We invite the Puhe
who interested in the work. the
which think prove good investment and enable the
complete the work. Subscriptions will be received
the Office and by th directors and special solicitors of stock
Feb. H. 1850. 793w o. II. SMITH, PTesf.
Journsl Locomotive Voksblst, Signal (Muncie Democrat
AndersOn) and PATRIOT Nnrheste will publish weeks and
l.audt Icrhi To- .a.nfhca ~ t,eC ornr,ar
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-03-14
MARION COUNTY DEMOCRATIC
CONVENTION.

a @A THE Democratic Convention of Marion
NXHMIE5M county, composed Of delegates from the
MW&&Ns several townships, will meet at the Court
s<&sR House in Indisnap polls. Saturday, the 18th
Of April $780, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ for the purpose Of nom
mating democratic candidates for the following Offices
filed at The next August election to: Four delegates
the State Conventoni three Representatives in the
Assembly; County Auditor Treasurer, and Sheriff; Pro.
bate Judge County Commissioners for district now rep
resented by HARRIS TrsrR, and Coroner.
By order Of the County Committee
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-03-14
CENTRE TOWNSHIP.

a @A The democrats of Centre township, Ma
M4%Tf1M lion county, will meet at the Court House
NWXNin Indianapolis. on Saturday, the 9th OF
Ss~%sE April uexi, at O'Clock. to choose delegates
to the county convention for the 18th Of April. III
By order Of the County Committee.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-03-14
STEEL PLOUGHs!
THE SUBSCRIBER vii

TIME SUBSCRIBER wishes 10 inform the
~ II Farmers Marion and adjoining coun
- ties, that he Is receiving from the ces-
mSAzNnkss brated mandatory Of Raymond, Hunter &
Co.. Cincinnat the wing steel and
Cast Mould BoardP louglS
100 No T. Right and Left handed Steel Pough with and with
cutters.
30 No. Right Left sod Plough, with
cutters.
80 No q Right ani Lr handed "sioop' improved Plough
30 No Right Left handed Pough with
80 No G, Steel Mould Board Plough.
30 No. G, Cast Mould Board Plough
81 No. S, Cast Mould Boa Pfnueh.
20 No ,, Steel Moud Board Plough.
Is No. :, Cast Mould Board Plourh.
l3-No. l Cast Mould Board Plough
The above Ploughs all warranted to perform right
10 be returned and the prize refunded TIE Steel Ponghs
warranted kind These Poughs
will be sold for cash only manufacturers prices freight only
added Be and call the and Stove Store of the
Red Anvil" and Raymond, Hunter & Co.'S make,
tie only agent for the sale Of Ploug ia Indian
S5n THOMAS BUST.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-03-14
indianapolis u BeiIefOntaine Rail-
Road.

LETTING OF SUPERSIRUCTURE.
SEALED Proposals will be received the office Of the Engineer
- the 4h day Of March for furnishing sound White
Bur Oak lumber for the Of the first ou miles OF
the road.
And the 9th day Of April next Sealed proposals will 70
ceved the place. for furnishing the kind OF lumber
for the upeueure Of the balance Of the road to Pendeion
Payable delivery half cash. half the stock Of
the company.
quantity description times places Of delivery he
the office Of the Engineer for days previous to the let
ting
OF letting Of the umier of the kind for the
perstrurure Pendeon Anderson VIII be given
the grade shall he ready TO receive il.
Feb. 10, 1850. 76-3w O. u. SMITH, Presf.
Journal Voksba Locomotive Democrat (Anderson sgus
(uncie and Patriot Winchesterl will publish weeks and send
their bills to the office of the Company.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-03-14
PURIIC SALE.

WILL Expose Public SALE the eth daof March iso he
following Horses, sheep, Cous Beds
household Kitchen
TURF urrsus Chairs Tables and Farming Utensils
have rcntrd years and bound
give Of months BY the Purchaser giving he Wih
Approved security waving relief Of Valuation
Laws e2-5w R0BERT EARL
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-03-14
Cardins Iachine for Sale.
FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE.
The Lafayette Insurance Company.

FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE.
The Lafayette Insurance Company.
INCnRPnRATED FEBRUARY 9TH, 1886.
Capital Stock, 100000 90.
THAT portion Of the Capital stock wichis paid In cash,
by eesae and each stakeholder
dyduay liable fr the debts and Liabilities OF the company
OFFICERs:
GODLOVE s. ORTIZ, President.
ADDISON NJ. CRANE Secretary.
JACOB WALKER, General Agent.
T.. "a. BRACzETT, solicitor.
DIRECTORS:
Godloye S. Oth, Nathan VI .Sockwei,
James Spea~ Erasmus NJ Weaver,
Thomas :. Cox, Edward n. Bracket,
Mark Jones, Martin L. Peice, -er-.fi
JACOB Walker. =.
This institution having appointed W. w. WRIGHT, as their
aud vicinity Is prepared Policies
on Dwelling ose Household Furniture, Sors Stocks Of Goods,
contents Mills and Manufactures &c against
LOSS OR DAMAGE BY FIRE
ALSOon Goods Wares and Merchandise against Tbs hazards OF
Inland Transportation aud upon the of Sea Nesrls
All losses arising upon Policies isstd by this Company, will be
promptly by the Home Office of iay
tndana- w W. WRIGHT, Agent
Febnny2 632mos .efeEi-a 80
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-03-14

rHNHE undersigned having purchased from The OF
III the interest," right te claim deman nd which
had possessed in and fifteen hundred Of
ing upwards three hundred thousand situated the
Of Georgia ng In the counties Of Tefar Pulaski
Lanrens" These lands
from the Georgia Lumber Company aud rad be
timber. being accessible by navigation.
The undersigned 10 sell the above lands
terms Persons wishing purchase inquire of the
siding al Patriot Switzerland county, Indiana
All hereby notified purchasing the
~ from Other person authority than the
MARTIN R. GREEN.
indianapolis, March S, 1885, sc CIV
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-03-14
THE ISDFANA GAZETTEER.
Commissioners Sale OF Real Estate.

THIS excellent work from the press for sale the State
Sentinel Office. Price 81 so per copy. Call early aThe
edition large hut nearly all subscribed fnr. ST
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-03-14
PAY UP. PAY UP.

TI7E take this method Of informing at Fesons agsNH whom
w Notes accounts Of ~ months standing that II
they paid within the 20 days they will be len Win
,cuf credit walk Up to the Captains cfhcs aud settle
Indiana polls, Jan. %. 1880 ssu II. J. .. c. HORN.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-03-14
STATE OF TMDLaN.a, TO WIT .


L.
certify
e. Dunnng Governor Of the Of Indiana
accordance resolution
State d Indiana approved January To- Si9 ''auhozn2
make Of
by Indiana the Of did
OF March, ls4e sell Martin K Green, all
Of
had in and fifteen hundred shares of land
Georgia commonly called the Geoga Lands" which the State Of
Lumber Company,
upwards Of three hundred thousand less lying
counties Of Te Montgomery Pulaski and aurens Ia said
Of Georgia the thousand dollars and that the plr.
paid the said Duanng 2sh
Of November l69 and that
Cunning o The State Of Indiana
ecued deed for the above described the said Martin r.
Green.
testimony Whereof my liked
IT, the State Of Indiana, Indianapolis this 5h day
o March A D.
CHARLES II. TEST. Of
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-03-14
Dissolution of Co-partnersIliD.

Dissolution Of Co-partnersIlip.
TIE Partnership heretoe existing between the undersigned
u der the firm Of j. Little Co., dissolved this by
ua The books, aud will be left the hands
Of Little Drum Andersons who will continue the business the
old stand.
The business the firm will be adjusted by them and W. Y
Wiley who duly authorized
We take this occasion thanks friends Zoe
support
share Of confidence and patronage
WIN. Y. WILEY,
MATTHEW LITTLE,
INGRAM LITTLE
Indianapolis, January 1850. JOSEPH LITTLE.
subscribers will still the business the
J. Little Co., under the style and firm of Lutte, Drum Ander
will business
with friends Of the firm and proup
attention. JOSEPH LITTLE,
JAMES J. DRUM
GEORGE r. ANDERSON.
JOHN n. p ANDERSON.
indianapois.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-03-14

Three Pecks we find have here begun,
To make two different Pecks but one
But vain their labofs we shall see,
For let them pass off months score,
Three Peeks will be increased to four,
Aud then bushel there will be.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-03-14

rUNHE regular exercises in
Wednesday jan ID OF the New Year. AS this the perio
for the Organization Of classes pupils DESTROYS OF entering m
Institution will find Il favorable time for admission.
29th 1919. Z. +. JOHNSON Principal.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-03-14

GrOn Sterne's entering coffee room at York
Mr.. A staring him full in the face. said, He hated
parson." Upon which Sierne rejoined. :" And 50,
sir, does my dog. for as soon as put on my gown
and cossack. he falls barking" Indeed" replied
A., how long has he done so % Ever since he was
puppy, sir, answered S., land still look upon him
as one"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-03-14

Coop MEAsURE.-Msrred, in Greenwich, CT, by
the Rev. Eliphalet Peck, Mr.. David Peck 10 Miss
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-03-14

OFFICE OF TREAsUREs STAIE, \
Indianapolis, F6braaTF 81. 1885,
Gov. A. WmeHr Dear SOL have examined records
this Office and find that whatever has been the
State Treasury of the sale Of the Georgia Lands
very respectfully, your servant,
50 3mos JAMES z. DRAKE, Treasurer Of STATE.
lThe Journal Of Commerce. New York and Consuonsst
bills % this Office Tor liquidation
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-03-14

public
lately occupied by Dr. s. A Duval Indianapolis, and
added thereto large aud complete NEW STOCK OF GOODS
consisting of article usually kept by Druggists together
with large supply of
Paints, Obs, FarniSheS, Glass. Glass Ware.
Dyestuas Chemicals Family Melenes Patent Medicines Brush
Glue Putty, Spices Cigars TO"acco Liquors. &C.
This stock purchased rely cheap for cash. which will
able sell article at the most moderate rates
The bnsnes will be attended 10 by experienced Druggists
article will be warranted and the returned to the
II il should prove 10 be Of inferior or bad quality.
Physicians Merchants Pedls and all others will find their
a can, and Will give good
stock large will BE- kept the demands Of the
ket
January 9TH I950 6G-y A. F. MORRISON
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-03-14
TO STOCKIHOLDER

TO STOCKHOLDERS
Ia he Peru aad indianapolis Railroad Company.
NOTICE is hereby given that required Of the S'ork
" holders the aforesaid Railroad Company, pa meu
this stock before the 2h day Of March the rate Of twenty
five mouths The Stockholders Of Marion
ty will w W. Wright OF Indianapolis Office Meridian
street north OF Washington. JOHN BURKE. President
". W. WMeHr. Col Agent. 7Stm 2s
WABASH AND ERIE CANAL LANDS.
SALE OF 10000 ACRES.
rUyHE Trustees Wabash and Erie Canal win Offer Tor sale al
The Land Office Ia ogansPort, the I9esh DAY OF MAY
NEXT,l 10000 Land
These great generally
first farming land They viii be sold IN tracts Of ~ acfes
purchasers The lands situated principally the
Lake. Porter Marshall Fulton, Pulaski, White Jasper
Of the lots Coz SALE had application John W. Wright
f Land Office fganspo Time ae The nrsi day
Of March These lands appraised from Sl2S to = per acre
Terms Of sale Cash.
F Inc above sale will be reserved those lots land
which the Of the occupied and
which selected under with the STATE fussee
a-,,ss fs CHARLES BUTLER, Trustses re-
| A. NJ. PUETT.
Office OF the Trustees Of Erie Canal I
TERRE HsuTE Dec 18th, ie49 sat
State of Indiana, Boone County, IS.
II BoosE CRcufr coURr APRIL In EAR 90 or
I.. LORD THOUSAND EIGHT HusDRKD FuTr.
Martha Aioway rs Allen Aloway
Petition for RUoree.
remembered that this 3st day OF January, 1850; tie
ID Martha Aoway. Angle and Doughery her soictors
filed Clerks office of Boone Circuit Court her petition
entitled also sdav Of disintested
that said defendant Allen Aioway not resident Of th
Therefore AHowny hereby notified OF the
tendency said Petition him m said Court
that he appear the term Of said Court be held
al Lebanon said the Sd Monday in April ln5o
and plead said petition the viii be heard and
determined In his absence.
Attest: 3wf LEVI LANE, Clek
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-03-14
OFFICIAL.
E0RGTz LIMBS FOR SAL

GEURGIA LdNDS FOR SHLE.
THE undersigned Of 3eneral
Assembly OF u Indiana approved January e49
authorizing the Governor Of
ste OF lncana has 10 the Georgia Lands win receive
all the interest the Of Indiana and Eileen hundred
shares Of Land, situated the
ask Laureas, Geugia being upwards
HUNDRED thousand land said
above nd obtained from the Georgia Lumber Company
payment nd
the State Of Indiana
Rochester. Proposals for the purchase OF said land VIII be received
by the undersigned indianapolis January
1851 The highest bidder for the said lands
will Assembly
hmng the se and part d the purchase money will be required
unit he Isl confirmed.
JOSEPH A. WRIGHT Governor Of Indiana.
indianapolis, February 81 1850.
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TEA! TEA /,
SIT. MARY,S SEMINARY. 49, Indiana

FINE Stock OF Teas direct from New York. and viii be sold
Feb 1850 56v HORN a. JOHNSON
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-03-14
Executors Notice.

|
~ Office hereby gwen That the undersigned has taken letters
~ esamenay
Of cnany deceased.
notified 10 make immediate those hs ing claims
the notified the legally authenticated
within year from this dale The supposed
\ be SAMUEL s. uMFDRD,
1850. S23wH
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-03-14
HORN Il JOHNSON,

MOULD respectfully inform the public that they
wv have enlarged their
supposed be surpassed the city either quantity
quality variety And they sell only for cash they expect
sell at very low prices roy HORN & JOHNSON.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-03-14
AUCTION SALE!
LITTLE, DRUM & ANDERSONS,

ILTILI day II March, slpen
w Funituve offered indianapolis,
Of Sofas Dyans, Upholstered Chairs, Toilette, Cen Sid
Tables Mirrors Brussels and Ingram Carpets, together
corresponding furniture and fixtures Of well furnished
Place, viii be known previous
hand bills Mar
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-03-14
PETER A. WHITE q CO.,
NO. ga, MAIN STREET, CINCINNATI,
Importers and Wholesale Dealers IN

RE and opening large and well selected
IA Fresh Spring and Summer Dry Goods and will receiving
oBs thereto throughout the which buyers requested
call and Pan OF the stock Of the foOwne
American English and French Broad Cloths Cassmeres Sines
Boys aud hers az Prints and
Gngam Of every description and price, Nous De LANES Apacss
and Bonbaznes Beached Shing and Drngs; checks
coocd CamhTs;
sess Nesngs and awls SIX Bingham, and Cotton HandkeT
chiefs Black Italian Fancy cooed Plain
Jaconeis and Cambcs Bishop aud Linen Lawns and Bobnet
aces Footngs and Edgngs u Of fine White
Hosiery and Gloves description; Notions Of all
SILK and Twist Threads, Hooks and Eyes Brad Cords Gimps
and Fnses Combs Buttons and suspnds together with Fanne
nseys canon Fannels, Brown Sheeings Shrngs
Drills and Tickiugs.
We the attention of County Merchants
which they would do well call aud examine before purchasing
resident purchaser importing goods
euales with Eastern willing
Duplicate Eastern bills, adding transportation.
Cincinnati, Feb. IL. S02m
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-03-14
STRAYED Or STOLEN

uyROM the city of Indianapolis the middle Of
last. sORREL HORSE, Is hands high or 10 years
PAGES under the saddle and ros harness. When driven
FAST he wheezes loud in of being
No marks recoected said horse about
tying haters opening doors, gates Any
said horse will be thankfully received and all reasonable chag
paid by 643w WIN. ROBSON.
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WE WILL!

THEREAFTER keep constantly hand the largest chespes
of TIN WARE that he found
Pogues cclntry Merchants will find their advsnag
10 call here before purchasing elsewhere.
Work Of all kinds done the shortest notice and in III
neatest order. shop nearly opposite the state Bank
Jan. 70, 1850. 75tap PERSONA CoTTRELL-
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-03-14

lust
Seeds warranted he fresh and to be of the finest seri
mems They raised and carefully put mp by j. a. L.
ssrksr, Fredona. New York. Call at the drug store Of
s4H A. r. MORRISON
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1850-10-10

might be- supposed from its name, i,ul in
cIudes large tracts in Kentucky, indiana,
and some portions Of Missouri and Iowa.
The reader may mark the outlines of Tie
portion Of the coai-ield hich lies in ffs
State, by running his pencil on maj,
through the .folinwiBg counties. Gallaiin,
Saline johnson, Union, Jackson, Randolph,
Monroe. ST. Clair, Madison, Jersey, Ad-
ANS, Hancock, Warren, Mercer, Henry.
Bureau LaSalle, lroquois, VermilIion, Ed
gar, Clark, Crawford. Lawrence, Wabash,
Edwards, and White. Coal may he OBJ
tanned everywhere within this boundary. -
The coal comes TO tho surface in near
ly all the counties named; and appears ia
the valleys many miles within these oat-
lines; though, as the coal dips slightly to the
centre Of the circumference, il could only
he obtained in many of The interior coun-
ties, by mining at some depth~
The Illinois coal is equal TO any in The
world for fuel or light. 1t contains as large
proportion Of btuminous matter rs any
coal in America and millions Of tons are so
accessible that it can be loaded into wagons
frcn the surface without mining. - Chick.
Jour.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1850-10-10

I The Canadians determined to follow the
detachment which was composed of 90 men,.
This day they made I I 2 leagues. On the
LIST of September be passed the Wisconsin,
river. Itruns into the Mississippi from the
northeast. 1t IS nearly 1-a miles wide.
At about IS leagnes up this river, on the
right ascending, there is portage of more
thpn n league The half OF this portage is
Shaking ground, land at the end of il is n
small river, which descends into a bay call
ell Winnebago bay. II is inhabited by a
great number of nations, who carry their
turs to Canada. Monsieur lie Sueur came
by the Wisconsin river to the Mississippi
for the first time in 1858, on his way to the
Scioux country, where be had already pass
ed seven years at different periods. The
Mississippi opposite the mouth Of the Wis.
consn is less than a hall. mile wide. From
the LIST Of September to the 5th, our voyas-
eur advanced Ia leagues. He passed the
river "Aux Canots," which comes from the
northeast, and then the Quincapous, named
from a nation which once dwelt upon it.,
banks.
From the 9Th TO the 9th he made 10 10
leagues and passed the rivers Cachee and
Aux Allies. The same day he perceived
canoes filled with savsges, descending the
river, aud the 5 Canadians recognized them
as the party who had robbed them. hey
placed sentinels in the wood, for fear Of be-
ing surprized by land, and when they had
approached within hearing, they cried to
them, that if they approached farther they
would fire. They then drew up ley an
island at half the distance Of a gun-shot.-
Soon four Of the principal men Of the band
approached in II canoe, and asked if it
was forgotten that they were our brethren,
and with what design we had taken arms,
when we perceived them. lie Sueur replied,
that he had cause to distrust them, since
they had robbed five Of his party. Never
theless, for the surety of his trade, being
forced to he at peace with al! the tribes, he
demanded no redress for the robbery but adj
ded merely thar the King, their master and
his, wished that his subjects should nayi-
gate that river without Insult, and that they
had better beware how they acted u.s."
The Indian who had spoken was silent,
bnt another said that they had been attack
ed by the Scioux, and that if they did not
have pity on them, and give a Iittle powder,
they should NOT be able 10 reach their vii
lage. The consideration Of Missionary
who was to go up among the Scioux and
whom these savages might meet, induced
them to give two pounds oi powder.
Mr.. lie Sueur made the same day three
leagues, passed a stream on the west. and
afterwards another river on the east which
is navigable at all times, and which the In
dams call Red River
THE rivers from the 25th the 9th of August
probably Apple and Fever Joe Dusiess CO.
Illinois and Platte river in Wisconsin.
From the LIST TO the 5th of September he probably
passed the Bad Axe and Iowa.
10 he Root (,ross nd
Black Rivers. .a- 4.
TO BE CONTINUED.
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Matters on the Pacific side.

The mining operations are progressing with zeal
and energy, and are yielding good se,urn FOR la
Dor aud improvement Herssstore the surface Of
the gcld region only has been gone over; h., lat
ieriy the miners are resor,izg the use Of aaesi
merry, and the depth Of the earth and the moun-
tains are being made to yield Their 9seta Of Treas
Companies are bssnehHg os, in every disect-
ION, and going &c work systematically and with
energy. Where operations have peogressed faT
enough to ties, the working, success has gensraiiy
crowned their efforts. The difficulties whioh havo
existed at the Southern Mines, between the Ainer-
leans and foreigners, aud which have resnlted in
no little hleedshed. have finally sahsided ard
peace Is again restored. In consequence of those
outbreaks and murders, large parties Of foreigner
had LEFT the country, and Inns, deprived TIE S,:e
Of the benefit Of the Foreign Miners Tax How
ever, we are glad to be able 10 stale that s.
ton has taken place, and that heneeiorih the q Is
every Appearance of 9uie,ness.
From, OregoH, the intelligence is not ess-g1scb
interest to the Atlantic States. Busiasss Is IN
very prosperous condition at our lass dases Jaiy
%. Geld bes been found on Rogasss Ri,cf, md
ii was confidently believed tina. vhen The Waters
subsidized considerable quantities .Neula b. fAken
out. treaty Of peace. has. seen nsgc,ia,-i wI'F'
the Indians nv GOV. Lane.