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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-03-20
RAILROAD LETTING T,
NEW ALBANY AND SALEM r.

NEW ALBANY AND SALEM RAILROAD.
q EALED proposals will be received neer' Office
- Bloomington Thursday the 10Th day April next for the
Gubbng Grading and rgng Of about as miles of the New Al
and Railroad The line extends from the East
Gospo Owen coy and embraces the usual varieties of work
snch roads among winch about 10000 yards Of rock
10000 yards masonry piers and abuimen and
1900 nea feet Of bridge superucurc onihe Howe and Burr
plans
The payments viii be 20 per cash. and 80 per in the
stock Of the company paid monthly 90 per each es-
mate will be completion of the
tract.
ProGes estimates plans and specifications may be Tie
Office days day Bidders
known the officers Company, viii be expected furnish
testimonials Of character contractors.
BY order of the Board, JAMES BROOKS, Pres't
DIV
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EXCLUSIVELY
T a NCY DRY GODS.
L. II. II OoRE CO.,
122 Broadway, corner of Cedar Street,
NEW YORK

~
Z receiving one Of the best assorted stos
n u of FANCY DRY GOODS which they offer
eey l0sr prices short credit bea discount Cash.
slsing IN part as follows
MILLINERY GOODS.
pieces No 80 Ladies aud Misses Bonnet aud Sash Rib
lO.OUS pieces No. l to % Plain Satin Ribbons
do do Tafieta do;
Plain Changeabe, Chine, Watered Corded
5000 pieces Bell Ribbons;
Full at Velvet Ribbons
BLACK and Colored Grapes Grape Lsse, TarlatanS
Zephyr llusion and BTuxels Lace, Artificial Flowers;
Cap Tab, Crnnped Ribbons etc.
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF DRAPERIEs
Embroidered, Wove and Tamboured in Lace and MuslnI
ga TO IA Mosquito Nett Curtain Frnge
Needlework and Tamboured Book Cambria Swiss Null and Jaco
Nusns;
Plain JAckonet Muslns;
Bishop Lawn MEMS Plain an Fancy Silk Cravats,
l.. c. Hdks Gloves, Suspenders, etc
sUNDRY GOODS
Marcellnes, FoTences, Sains and India Silks;
SILK Buttons d great variety;
Algerne Braids. Gmps, Dress Trimmings Fringes;
Oil Silks Linen Cambrcks; Large assortment hid Cloves;
Sewing Silk Gloves and Mis;
Isle si.s and SIX Geves and Mhts;
Ladies' Fancy SILK CTavafs
Love Wells Black and Green;
Barge and Barge Wells, Purse Twist
Embroidered and Plain Linen, Lawn and Cambria HhdksF
Complete of Book, Swiss and Cambria sengs and
do do Dresses;
Capes Collars cuffs. Caps etc;
SO IN Madras and Swiss Cravais.
LACE GOODS
Thread Cotton and valencennes Edgings Founcns aSd insert
All widths Plain and Embd Cotton and silk Laces;
White and Colored for Dresses, Caps, etc;
Splendid Lace Wells Black SILK and Moar Trimming
large proportion goods entirely new
of the richest this Market and would respectfully invite
York.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-03-20
Approved February u, 1851.
JOSEPH A. WRIGHT.

AN ACT TO amend section Of act entitled can act
to amend the las relating 10 The execution Of deeds By
order Of the Probate Court, approved January 10Th
1S4g."
SECTION Be it enacted by the General Assembly OF the
state OF ndana That the second section Of act entitled San
act 10 amend the relating execution of deeds by
der Of the probate COURT approved
ded that when sale estate shall be made have
been made BY virtue of the order Of probate court OF this
state and shall be have been confirmed by the court
derng such SALE il shall be lawful for said either when
the lands sold lie within without the county in which said
court be held upon payment Of the purchase money and
upon motion in said by said purchaser his authorized
agent attorney written assignment transfer Teln
punishment of said sale duly behalf Of said
purchaser to therein named being filed in said
court aud in due FORM the execution thereof
duly proven TO order the deed Of which has TO be
made In consequence Of said SALE be made TO person who
may be the assignee vendee of said purchaser whom said
may sc bound TO make be DESTROYS OF
title TO said real estate and any deed OF conveyance made IN
pursuance Of order OF said court lastly herein mentioned 10
aforesaid
ting the facts OF the shall valid and
efecua nc had said original purchaser
SEC The provisions Of this act shall extend to where
there are several purchasers asgnses vend Of real estate
as aforesaid, so far the applicable.
SEC This act shall be in force from and after its
T. DUMONT,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives.
JAS. II. LANE,
President Of the Senate.
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CAN DIDATE S.

F. Morris viii OF Peace
ship, if elected
o. viii township ifeect-
ed al The ensuing election.
WILLIAM SULLIVAN viii be candidate
fee Of Justice Of the Peace, in Centre Township
We requested the Of CALEB ScUDpER
candidate the Peace.
We authorized the Of JOHN T. MoRRoS
a candidate for Mayor Of the city
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-03-20
Approved February -, 1851.
JOSEPH A. WRIGHT.
AN ACT - relation to the Pay Of Austin #. BrOpn,

AN ACT ~ relation to the pay Of Austin II. BroUn,
printer TO the Constitutional C0RrcRtiOR of Indiana.
SECTION Be it enacted by the general assembly OF the
State Of indana That the auditor be and he is hereby
authorized and required audit by the
sttuonal convention Of this State in session. the
eeeate OF the president thereof which certificate of the
dent OF the convention shall particularly specify the object OF
each allowance and the in whose favor the
same Is made POred that price for printing
shall be asoeraned in the prescribed by the law regu
atng the measurmen Of the State printing And pyorGd fur
th that nothing herein contained shall be
operate against the claims of Jacob p Chapman the State
ter or has assignee assgnees if he they have against
the State.
SEC ThasEastus IT, E. Ellis, aad John s. Spann, the
ssnees Jacob Chapman printer the lndi
ana be aud they hereby authorized bring against the
State OF Indiana in the Marion circuit accordance with
the provisions chapter laws
Co. Tor such damages sustained
sequence OF the printing being
withheld from them
SEC This act be in force from and after its passage
E.. pUMONr,
Speaker OF the House of Representatives
JAS III. LANE,
President of the Senate
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-03-20
Approved February IS, 1851.
JOSEPH A. WRIGHT.


AN ACT to amend article mn, Of chapter As, Of the
rersed statutes Of lS43, in relation TO the rrt Of ad
quod damnum
sEerox by General Assembly of State of
OF equitable ie and shall have erected mill and mill dam,
may desire TO such mill mdam his her, their
lands any river spring, water-course
spring or waer-conrse may have writ OF nd quOd damHHn
ae height winch he erect and keep his said mill dam
man by making application for such the circuit
tine county when land lies which his SAID mdams
object thereof.
Such may thereupon the TO issue such
writ be directed the sheriff Commanding him and
PANEL SIX III persons not related either Of the are
erected day be by court
P9 or r peors Of The mall or mills above shall be given if TO be
found N the county, not then his her their any he
she or they have IN such county, there re such AGENT then
10 pc The door OF the court house OF the proper county for
SEC. g. The jury 50 summoned and epanneed ae being
eau 70 tle assistance competent engineer sad jury and
fner skill and judgement 10 view the land ,b
erected proposed 10 be erected the
above SAID lower midam the mill mills above and carefully
survey and level between said mill mills above and where
e wer mIldam has been or proposed to be erected.
SEC Sad jury ha with the assistance such engineer esisb.
% a5 neshs o. me sad lower mda at which may be
upper mill mills, height mdsm be estnIa-
ted from and by permanent Of durable sone TO be
thai the height liable be erected
SEC Such jury shall be summoned and such inquest conducted
and returned and notice gven application the
said 4sh chapter of statutes s4 shall be observed
and followed IN the SAID proceedings establish the height OF said
lower MILAN, so far as the same is applicable
SEC The height established al which such lower mdam
may be erected and kept without injury such upper mill
NILS snail optrne as an Injunction against such applicant and
all persons claiming under him, her. from erecting
keeping said lower mdam abore height
such inquest and such inquest shall
the owner or owners OF such upper mill mills and all
claiming under him. her. them from prosecuting any
or IN chancery against the Of such lower mdam
Tor or on account OF damages such upper MILL by Of the
erecting keeping up height allowed
and established by such inquest.
SEC The Of said proceedings establishing
me height at which such lower mdam be erected and kept
up shall be pad by the applying have the
same established: Proridsd hOrevs That the may their
dereton against the proprietor popretos
mill mills which the opinion
necessarily and vexaously caused by him,
SEC This take effect and be in force after
passage.
E.. DUMONT
Speaker or the House Representatives.
JAS. II. LANE,
President OF the Senate.
Approved February 13 1851.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-03-20

Ep ARGAIN FOR A TANNER.-Thc undersigned wishes to
sell his Tan Yard. Georgetown. county,
nd the farm containing 100 forty cleared including
several Town Lots plot of Georgetown lanyard
anyways well enched the trunks leading from another
with outlet the bank large to-sory frame Shop pepeu
poo-vai liquors
ed from vat by stationary pump geaed 10 the bark mill
There be plenty If cheuoak bark bought dollars per
cord delivered lanyard will sell the lanyard Frame
Barn, Dwelling House, and Town Lots for 1900 dollars wish
1t is than the lanyard alone FIVE years ago,
when IL built. GEORGE BERGEN.
mari fwl
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NEW SPRING GOODS JUST RECEIVED.

RE- again in possession Of large select Of
~ SPRING AND SUMNER DRY GOODS comprising gen.
era Cots
vestngs Summer Coating and Panaooery, Caicoes Styles
Gnenn De lanes, lawns Bereges, Rich Figured and Plain
Silks end great variety Of other and elegant
DRESS GOODS And TRIM MINGS
Ecached and Brown Mnns and Drills Tckings, Checks Rib
bo ISce Shaws &c also unusually large supply Of Car
rsffng- 1fnffin9 and
In short consider stock Ear superior style quality
price have heretofore had and respectfully
exam promising best efnrts please
Peass call Washington Inisnnpis Ind If
cheap and good goods. SEATON & HOLMAN.
Indianapolis, March TO- 1851.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-03-20

% In Montenegro, though it is one of the widest
gons Of all Europe in order to travel safely nothing is
requisite but the presence OF a woman Even robbers
never lay hands a woman, and the party which has
in company goes safer than with passport from the
Prince
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-03-20
CINCINNATI MARKET

CINCINNATI MARKET
CINCINNATI, March IL, 8 P. NJ.
FLouR-Quiei at $40. Whisky sells al 1ss91ss.
Nothing done in Provisions.
CoFFEE-Saes of $50 bags Rio TO arrive, at III
SueAR-Fm at G fer fair.
MoLAssEs-Sales Of 200 bbls at 31l@3a
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shall perform the duties thereto and connected there
WITH charge and this exemption from the payment Of
fees shall only the issuing Of letters OF
Guardianship such but also to all that necessary 10
be done probate relation thereto connected
Herewith
src This shall be from and after its
sage.
E. DUMONT.
Speaker OF the House o Representatives.
las. III. LANE.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-03-20

IRISH LINENs-s4 hieached Table
Coihs. Towels Napkins Russia and Birds Eye Diaper Linen
Drills Brown Linens and Linen Checks received and r
by mario sEATON 4 HOLMAN.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-03-20

70 religious revival and temperance agitation is
going in the Jail at Newark, N. ].
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-03-20
Approved February 10, 1851.
JOSEPH A. WRIGHT.

STATE OF INDIANA. TO-wIT:
CnAEtEs TEr Secretary of state of the State OF Indi
hereby certify that the foregoing complete
copies Of the acts OF the General Assembly OF nd
therein rected appears from the enrollments my
office. -"
In WHEREOF have hercunt, set
L. s. my hand and seal OF State at Indianapolis this
18th day Of March, A. d.. 1851.
CHARLES III. TEST,
Secretary of STATE.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-03-20
CONCERT I

6tLEAR THE TRACK F. FAIRBANKS has just receiv-
- ed by se iron horse his Spring supply Of Boots and Shoes
consisting the Congress Boot for gentlemen the Congress
for ladies' the Jenny Lind Shoe for ladies' and every variety Boots
Shoes, Slippers and Caters suitable all
tons lie also received both Beebes and Learys style Of
York Hats for Spring These Hats pronounced by
being fashionable
Of silk push CLOTH and oil cloth Caps plain silk Hats
the largest the city He i receiving large guam
Goods which will be sold prices
Trunks Carpet Bags, and ether articles tedious
mention"
Ills small profits and quick returns" and he fafers
himself he sell cheaper for cash. than any the Rail-
road City"
Call and examine for YOURSELF at IF. FAIRBANKS,
SIGN Bic RED BooT,
fna1 Paid
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-03-20
Approved February 70, 1851.
JOSEPH A. WRIGHT.

AN ACT to change the merit February Term Of the Pro-
bate Court Of Hamilton county
SECTION Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the
state oil INDIANA That the OF the Hamilton probate
court shall commence the second Monday in March
and continue for six days the business thereof shall require it,
Prorded
make any change OF other Of said
herein mentioned.
Sec This shall passage.
L. DUMONT
Speaker of the House d Representatives.
JAS. p. MILLIKAN,
President OF the Senate pro ~
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-03-20
niARRlED.

On the goth ult.. by the Rev. David Stevenson
Esq, Of Knghtstown, Ind, 10 Miss NARY JANE l.
and recently from Meredith, y. II.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-03-20
Approved Feb. II, 1851.
JOSEPH A. WRIGHT.

AN ACT to legalize certain acis Of county auditors.
]. BY the General Assembly Of the
Indiana That all where county auditors
this may their official seals of their
other the board of commissioners Of
their respective counties their shall be deemed and Ia
all the
OF the board of commissioners.
SEC O. This act shall take effect and be in force from and
after its passage.
L. DUMONT.
Speaker OF House Representatives.
JAS H. LANE.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-03-20
Approved. February IT,, 1851.
JOS. a WRIGHT.

AN ACT in relation to bills Of exception
SECTION Be Il enacted By the General Assembly the Stale
IHaaHa That ia all any bill exception,
shall have been any ruling admir-
ting or rejecting OF any evidence offered gwen any trial such
court shall not be held necessary any other which
shall be
ground OF objection such evidence opinion said inferior
court should appear snch bill exception but the superior
snail determine the whole the ghuness
hitting extending such evidence aud decide accordingly
suc bill of exception shall show that the presenting
required takg exception
objection and refused give il.
SIC = This in after
passage.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-03-20

ooK OUT FOR scoUNDREL ABOUT 90 YEARS
OLD.-A young calling himself VIM. Suifh, last
Wednesday the Doth ult called my Livery Stable and hired
Saddle Bride three miles south OF Cumberland
pretended. He returned and
believe he will The Horse nearly
white about len DID, nearly sixteen hands high the left
little crooked in the front knees, and by
riding gets left hind leg The saddle horn sad
die about worn quilted seat single rened birdie,
bits covered with leather reasonable reward will be given
information concerning the horse the apprehension ollhe thief
w
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AN AcT sing the Per dis pay Of The nnenbsr. Of he

AN ACT firing the per diem pay of the members Of the
Legislature
SECTION Be IL enacted by the General Assembly OF
state OF indiana That the members of the assembly
snail receive three dollars day their attendance
same exclusive Of the dollars
ny twenty five miles they shall seversy travel the
usually Travelled road in going to and returning from the
raj assembly
SIC so much OF entitled
aries OF Governor STATE
Der H. 1sf3 and all conflicts with the provs
ions OF this act. be and the Is hereby repealed
SEC This act shall be in passage
E DUMONT,
Speaker OF the House Of Representatives.
JAS. II. LANE,
President of the Senate.
Approved February 10. 1851.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-03-20
Approved February il, 1851
JOSEPH A. WRIGHT.


AN All 10 dpp0Ttt0n Senators ana
the merit free years
SECTION Be enacted By he general Assembly, Of s STATE q
assembly Of this State for the ensuing i've the State shall
b. and is hereby divided into the following districts each Of
Ekhart and Lagrange Noble KosciuscO and Whitley
one Huntington and Wells Allen and adams one Ran
and Wabash Cass. Pulaski and Howard St Joseph
Marshall Fulton starke one Laporte Lake and Porter
Warren Benton Jasper one; Carroll and Clinton
Hamilton, Tptons Boone PPecsnoe one Fo1n
Hendricks Morgan Marion Madison and
Davies one; Harrison one; Floyd one wanek Perry and
Spencer Posey and andeburg Pike Gibson and Du
Bush Frnklin One shelby Johnson owen and
Greene Monroe and Brown Bartholomew and Jen
nngs one Decatur one Dearborn one; Ripley Swzer
land and Ohio Jefferson one Jackson and Scott
Montgomery one county Of Knox shall attached to
the counties of Davies and Martin for senatorial purposes The
in the year eighteen hundred and fifty
Representatives apportion-
ed the counties follows; Wayne shall be entitled
shall each elect two Noble whitley WABASH Grant, Miami
Lake Carroll Clinton Union Fsyette Hancock Psrke
Fountain, Vemilon Owen Morgan Johnson Shelby Deca-
Knox psyes Martini GssoO Pke DuSo Ls%enee
Spenesr Tarriek VsnJerbnrg Fbart TenSrieEs Alien al
Jay BLACKBOARD Delaware Randolph Henry Clark Floy
Ohio shall Jointly elect two; Steuben
DeKab shalt Jointly elect two Huntington and Wells shall
Of ana afeT ons ana P p eee
in the 1851 md 1884, and each Of the other sections
The counties Of Rush. Putnam and TppecanOe shall each elect
in the 1851 and 1884, and each of the other
elections the of Vso, shall in the 1851
and 1854 and three at each ohe other elections under this
poonment; the county Of Washington shall elect add
tonal in county of Floyd
shall elect additional the 1852 and
1885, the county of Clark shall elect additional
tive in the years 1851 and s54 the county of Montgomery shall
elect additional representative in years 1851 and 1853 and
1885, and the Henry shall additional
sentative in the years 1882 and 1854.
SEC g. This shall be in force from and after its passage
T.. DUMONI,
Speaker of the House Of Representatives
JAS. II, LANE,
President OF the Senate.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-03-20

AN ACT to Precsnt Clerks and Sherigs from purcias-
tag Judgments IN the court to rhich they act Clerk
or Sheriff.
SECTION he II enacted BY the General Assembly Of the
state OF indiana That il shall any
probate
directly judgments. which
nave oen rendered in the which said clerk sheriff
may
Any clerk sheriff against provisions
of this
eonVison thereof indictment in
having jurisdiction in any not less than ten dollars
more than ona hundred dollars with
ion.
E nIIMONT
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-03-20
REGULAR PACKET LINE FROM MADISON TO
CINCINNATI

REGULAR PACKEI IINE FhCFd NHADl5ON 10
CINCINNATI
In connection with the M. and I. Railroad.
fu1zsz@ n THE and splendid steamer WISCONSIN
ka.Sf No. 9 II. II. Wright, Master will leave Madison
SxHtt8 every Monday "Wednesday, and Friday, on The
arrival of the at half past twelve o'clock p
NJ and will leave Cincinnati every Tuesday, Thursday and Saiur
day twelve O'Clock Nj.
HOOSIER STATE will leave Madison every Tuesday, Thurs
day end Saturday 12 o'clock p NJ and will leave Cincinnati
every MoBisy "Wednesday and Friday at - o'cloek, NJ
Passengers coming the will lind greatly TO their adj
vantage take this line of boats they always be furnished
with good Also. coming from CINCINNATI and all
intermediate ports take the they will find this line the
capest they remain board all night free of charge
iiuiel
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-03-20
Approved February 10, 1851.
JOSEPH A. WRIGHT.

AN ACT TO amend entitled ain act to protect
from uGste certain lands therein mentioned approred
December 49, 1S49
SECTION l. Be il enacted by
state OF Indiana That much of the third
as requires the treasurer Of Bartholomew county pay the pur
Chase money arising from the sale said lands into the
treasury, be and the same is hereby
SIC said money shall be loaned the auditor said
county IN like and upon such security congress
sona township funds until the shall be claimed
oy heirs and
pied annually to the support OF schools in said
county.
SEC The treasurer OF said county pay pur
chase nancy, to William Singleton whatever money
was oy MIN paid for the redemption OF said land from sale
taxes.
SIC This act to be in force from and after passage
X. DUMONT,
Speaker OF the House Representatives.
JAS. II. LANE,
President Of the Senate.
Approved February - 1851
JOSEPH A. WRIGHT.
AN ACT toahOrise the construction Of riGducts under
public highways.
SECTION l. Be it enacted by General
State OF Indiana That person
persons to construct vaducts cuves public
ways Pr0rfdd hOere, that the
snail not materially obsuet the public highways under which
they may pass
SIC q This force from and after
its passage.
DUMONT.
Speaker Of the House of Representatives.
JAS. II. LANE
Pesident Of the Senate
Approved February IT, 1851.
JOSEPH A. WRIGHT
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-03-20

Nj oTIcEe contemplate change business and reques
~ all those indebted immediate This vii
them costs, and much obige SMITH 4 HANNA jams
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-03-20
Approved February 6. 1851.
JOSEPH A. WRIGHT.

AN ACT to prereat the consolidation Of Indictments
IN certain cases in the county of Dearborn
SECTION Be it enacted by the General Assembly OF the
State OF indiana That whenever indicted
for the sale Of ardent spirits in the county of Dearborn shall
not be lawful for the judges the circuit said county
consolidate such indictments after tria
the said circuit shall upon
each and such indictment if
guilty.
2 This act shall take effect from and
aierIs passage, and shall be considered public
K. DUMONT.
Speaker OF the House Of Representatives.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-03-20

In HAMILTON CIRcuir Court. SPRING TERN, lool
DOMESTIC ATTACHMENT !
Thomas King and Samne TIener traders under The and firm
nd style OF King Hedner, Samuel T.. Parker
NTOTlCE hereby 9th day of January ISL
~ wri of Domestic Attachment issued by me- the under
signed Clerk Of the Hamilton Circuit Court upon
The affidavit Of John Green ESQ., for SAID plaintiffs against
the csaftel credits, and ef
said defendant by virtue which said the follow
real estate Lot numbered square numbered
Shielvi said county have been attached the
properly OF the said defendant and that said writ still pending
sal shall appear
the will be heard and determined in his absence.
Moss * GRERS. JNO. G. BURNS. Clerk
Affys- for Plfs mars 4wlwip