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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-03-18
A pMINIsTRAroR,s NoTIcn.-Noice S hereby given


STATE OF INDIANA, MARION COUNTY.
In TIE MARIos CIRCUIT CogRr, DscENsER TERM, 1851
Fox>dngs in Psrstga observation-disclosures p Drake John
Raysor
LII interested will notice. p
N the 27th day of November A D. $751; sued OF
Foreign Attachment nom the Clerks Office of the Marion Circuit
Court against John H. Raysor for the of hundred
eighty dollars and fifty which
executed and pending In the said Marion Circuit Court
WIN STEWART, Clerk
H. c. NKwcO,s Attorney for plaintiff. feb5w6w
STATE OF INDIANA, MARION COUNTY:-Ai he Feb
- ruary Term tho Probate Court OF Marion county, A. 1852
declared the Of Joseph Beeche deceased
probably nsoven Creditors therefore required f their
months from the dss hereof they will be entitled pay
nsnt. JOHN r. STuMPH,
Administrator De benis aoa.
Iudia Ii< EPh raxvqxu
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-03-18

Water Proof Composition.
Daniel Yandes, l. H. Roll, Rev. C. F. Babb.
H. j. q C. Horn, A. Harrison DILL Mothe-shead,
Geo. w Mears, 5 w. Norris, j. Ferguson,
Gen. j. p Drake, J. D. Defrees IT I.unon
]. H. McKernan J. Shelenbarger. Bardwei,
Judge Morrison, c. Werby, Charles Mayer
E. Browning, Hon. Isaac Backord, J. Hammond,
S. Longenecker, J. +. Holt Hyner,
Matthew'S & Reord NJ Rech, w. Railsback,
Merrill, IN Bramwel DIV. Culley
Noble d Pratt, d s. Ward n Phipp.
Thalmsn Eyaas, Nathan Edwards c. Campbell Sheriff,
Mr.. Davenport, J. F. Ramsey DR.. Teal,
Hon. w. J. Peases, Hon. E Perkins, James Blake,
d. George VIM Sheets J. b. Filler
d. Craighead, VIM Eckert, r. Mayhew
Geo. McOuai, Morris Morris, J.. Patterson
" b. Palmer, lmine by
Mr. Loudenl
Little, Drum Il Andersons,
Dr. j. s. Patterson Superintendent Lunatc Asylum,
J. Lockwood, Contractor Gas and Coke Co.
n Bolton, Slate Librial,
DR. RYAN, Anderson, Mr. Howe Bloomington.
Mr. Makepeace, do, Mr.. Woodward do,
Dr. Murphy Franklin, S.V. b Noel ForisviIe,
F. Tencks, Plainheld, Mr. Gallagher, Muncis,
w. Rensum, do, Mr. NeslT
Mr.. Williamson, GTeenoasle,
indianapolis, February Z, 1851.
Mr. A LoUDKs-SrIn reply yours Of yesterday, would
thai had not been for the Roofing with which the
CAPITAL House covered it would have been impossible have
saved the building during The late fire adjoining and opinion
consider il Fire Proof J.CAIN
thereby certify that the Roofn house. being Lou
den Duffy much protected said Rooa Patent Roo-at
the late FIRE. shall never again put single roof on any
building.
Jane l. 81 J. STEVENS
AL work warranted any reasonable length Of me
February II, 1859. fsbl4dSw
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-03-18
CITY ELECTION.

Election last Saturday in Aprl-AnnounseEsnt fee $780,
N edooacs
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-03-18

Owe requested SAMUEL A PEaay esndi-
date for City Marshal.
Owe requested to announce HuoH sLEvs esndi-
date for Street Commissioner ensuing Corporation Election
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-03-18
From Pittsburgh.

PIrTsERUGH, March 10, P. NJ.
man named Somers, employed in Livingstone
express arrested last night charged with stealing
a package containing 5000. The package was given
him by mistake with other packages Tor the west
-Four hundred dollars Of the money was recovered
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-03-18
Indianapolis Feb. 49, Issa - w. A'''f fsb NsvS,
STATE OF INDIANA MARION COUNTY:

In TIE MARION PRoBATE CouRT, FEBRuARY TERN 1859
In ChdRoUy:-Wliam r. Sinner Caharine ONeal Caleb
Bellies and Mary Bellies bis WIFE, Harvey Sebern Susan
Sebern his vfe Richard OiNea. Lewis ONea, William San
der oNea Cahane ONea and Elizabeth wife Of said
William r. Sinner, and Thomas r. O'Nea ct al.
ID know that the 18th day Of February 1851 said CON-
Id plsnsn fled his bill of complaint in the entitled
with affidavit thar the defendants Lewis ONes
ONea not residents Of the State Of Indiana Thereupon
ordered by SAID Court that of the filing and tendency
said bill of complaint be given said defendants ONea
and Thomas ONes by three successive weekly publications
in the Indiana State Sentinel public weekly newspaper
era circulation printed and published said county aud
they and plead demur said BILL
first day Of the Of said Probate Court be begun
IT the Court House in Indianapolis the last Monday May
Asx 1852 the said bill Of complaint aud the matters and things
contained will be held confessed
Defendants and said defendants hereby accordingly notified
marl1-w3w VIM STEWART, Clerk
a DMINIsTRAToR's NoTIOE-Ths undersigned has been
IN appointed Of the Of
ed Marion county, ndapa AL persons 10 the
requested TO make immediate payment and all having
claims will them for liquidation without delay The
Is insoyent. ANDREW WILSON,
Feb. IL, 1851 febl9w3w Administrator.
a DMINIsTRAroRs NofIoE.-Notce is hereby given that
letters OF administration have been this day granted
designed by the probate of Marion county Indiana on the
Samuel Svers late of said county, deceased All persons
indebted said estate required make immediate yInent
and those having claims against tho notified present
properly auheneaisd for settlement The probably
insolyeuL
EDWARD p. CLINTON,
ANN ELIZA SILvERS,
Peb. l2 1852 ehl9w3w Administrators
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-03-18

M@THH COLUMBUS MISSISSIPPI DEMOCRAT
tSY says "ws would for father il be were
alive and advocated prompt and peaceful secession" Nor
speaking of secession nobody secedes the beefn Perry
Davis Pain Killer On the contrary, there constant annexs
ions'' to the crowds who call upon the agents
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-03-18
CERTIFICATE.

We The undersigned having used the Composition Roofing Ma
teria OF Louden Duffy cheerfuy
evng to- all the advantages ascbed
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-03-18

SAUTIoN-This notify all persons that my wife, Rebscea
~ McCray, about the fourth Of December the year
D. ISL absconded homo. Henry county, Indiana
without
not 10 credit said Rebecca my account determined
pay debts Of her contracting from this time.
ALFRED McCRAY.
February 26way
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-03-18
STATE OF INDIANA. MARION COUNTY,

II TIE MAxrcs cnccu C0uxr. Dzcsxsrr TERx ls5a
IN Ch1aoyJohn II Atwood, John Whe
Aner Lockhsr William Yarbroush, Charles Hawk,
clay Burrows and Mary AM Shoemaker Administrators Of the
Estate Of Slas Shoemaker deceased
u known that day Of October,
- painants filed the Clerks ONCE OF said
chancery in the above entitled against said defendants and
afterwards al the December for the year 1851 Of said Court
said Compliments fled affidavit Abuer
ockhsrt and William Ysrbroug residents the State
Indiana Thercupon ordered by said Court that notice
the fling and tendency ehe said bill OF given to said
honer Loekhart and William Ysrbroush by three
weekly publications the Indiana Sentinel
they appear and plead dsmu said bill
day OF the next Of said Marion Circuit Court begun
and held the House Indianapolis
June 1854 said bill and the
contained will be held true aud taken confessed said
PENDANTS Lockhr and Yarbrough and they hereby according
y notified.
I'm ID CI.-L
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-03-18
LANES THRRITHRs HsTATH-Noice 5 hereby rive

WAMHs TERRIERS EsTATB.-Noice is hereby given,
- that the personal Of James Ferrer late of Marion
county, will be public auction, Thursday
18th Of March, 1854 known James
Farm four Eve miles south Of Indianapolis Terms according
law
property includes widow
Setcher's Maryland Indianapolis which will also
offered for sale on the premises
JAMES n. McKERNAN, Administrator.
Indianapolis Feb. %, 1852. w3w
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-03-18
A GOLD MINE IN EVERY STATE.

yHyE selling the Patent Right - the West
III em States for II X. FLfNCHBAUGHS CAST IRON
TOMB slonel Patented July 2ad, 1851 sscs iron slab,
beautifully smamented with the letters IT, and be
painted any color guided wished Its such
that when placed ho ground firmly hxed in its
They be funhed at such cheap prices enable all
and communes who would desire Tomb
the place where their friends buried. Is
durability Questioned The Patent Right number
States been Sold where they coming general Per-
who would nvss few hundred dollars make many
thousand dollars, would do well TO call
r. MILLER, Wright House.
Sole Agent for the U. g., where the article be
marf6-d1w
lust REoEIvED-snd for sale,
ID IS bbls Cid Rye Whisky
Is bbls. Am. Brandy,
bbIs. 5. NJ Wine;
jan0 " C. HANNA a CO.'S
(tAMPHoR Wholesale and Retail at
u msrII " c. HANNA cos.
TX nnn HALF SPANISH CIGARS, Of the bes
kexSVVV quality, for sale By v. c. HANNA = CO.
marzi>
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-03-18

hereofore existing between Henry
Hsrn under II j. d b.
mutual consent The business will hereafter he by
Hom who is authorized TO settle the business Of the frm
III. J. HORN
B. c. HORN.
Indianapolis Dec. o. 1851.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-03-18
SAVE YOUR MONEY
CHARLES p. FREEMAN & CO.,
tI.ATE FREEMAN, HODGES & COZ
I'M POR TIERS AND JOB B E z S I,
LA BROADWAY,

Une door 60u.u OF LipelE y Stre5I, NE w IVnA
EIAvH hand and will receiving daily through the
season, NsB Goods direct from lie European manufactures
Avetioas rich fasksaabg fancy Sh Millinery Gods
Rich Rbors every variety of ei
and mos, beautiful d, signs imported.
MANY goods mulactured expressly order,
designs aud pa,terns and stand unrvaed We or
goods Cash, lower prices an seci House in
America AFFORD.
All purchasers will fnd greatly their interest
portion Of their money and make selections from great variety
Of rish cheap goods
Ribbons rich for Bonnes Gaps, Sashes and Belts
Bonner Silks, Sans, Grapes Lisses and TaFeioBs
Bmbroideres, Collars Chemiseiis, Capes and Berthas
Habiis. Sleeves Cuffs, Edgnes and fnseriings.
Embroidered REVERE Lace and Hemstich Cambria Hdkfs
Blonds Illusions and Embroidered Isaces for Caps
Embroidered Laces for Shawis, MantIlas and Wells
Honton. Mechien, valencienss and Brussels Laces
English and Wovs Thread, Smyrna Ls Thread and Cotton
Laces
Kid Isle Thread Silk and Sewing SILK, Gloves and Mis
French and American Artificial Flowers.
French Lace, English American and Italian
Straw Bonnefs and Trimmings
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-03-18
THE
GREAT BRITISH QUARTER
BLACKwoOD's MAGAZINE.

O A * ID = COTT & CO.,
NO. 81 GOLD ST, NEW YORK,
Continue TO publish The following British Periodicals. viz
THE LONDON QUARTERLY REVIEW CONSERVATIVE
THE EDINBURGH REVIEW (NNhigl
THE NORTH BRITISH REVIEW free Church.
THE WESTMINSTER REVIEW (Labersn,
These Reprints have been soccessf Operation
country Tor fusHy years. and their circulation
increase mountaineering the competition they encounter from
periodicals n
M and Magazines made selections foreign periodicals.
ms fat shows clearly the high estimation in which they are heN
oy The intelligent reading public and affords guarantee that they
rupion.
Although these works distinguished by the political shades
above indicated but small portion Of contents devoted
70 political subjects literary which gives them
Their chief value and they confeedy above az
oner journals OF Their claus BgakpOOd still under the mastery
guidance OF Christopher North maintains is ancient celebrity and
unusually or
noables,
appearing IN us columns beth Grea Britain in the UnIed
states such works 9TH caxions and My New Nove
.s3'n by B1verl My PENN - Medal The Hand
OF winch br
leading publishers IN Tins country have be reprinted BY oss
publishers from the pages Of Lakewood after has been issued by
Scott Co. that ubcr Reprnt of ,ha Ma,
anne may always rely having reading Of sss fr
clnating tales
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-03-18
STATE OF nNDIANA, HANCOCK COUNTY.

In TIE HANCOCK pRosArs CouRr, MAY TERN, iss2.
Pssifio~ for Professionalism stup, Bennett w. Greed and
Nancy his wife, John W. Shup, Philips and Mary A his
wife and Sarah Shup George H. Shup. Emily Shup, Isaac
NJ. Shnp Deborah A. shup and Elisabeth Shup.
DE known that the lh day of February, A. D. 1854 the
ID abode named By Riley their attorney filed
ton In The above entitled and the affidavit Of dD.s-
person the Deborah Shup resident Of
State of Indiana The said defendant is hereby notified Of
Cling and tendency OF said petition and that unless she
plead demur said petition the frat dsy OF the
term of said Court held the Court House in Greenhe
said county, tho second Monday May d 1852 the
viii Ne taken confessed the SAID Deborah A Shup
ATTEST WIN SEBASTIAN. Clerk
r. A. Riley, Atty for Petitioners. mar1s-w3w
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-03-18

CtAMPHoR, Wholesale and Retail
~ mariI v. c. HANNA & cos.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-03-18

DRoFIrABLE INvEsTMENr.-The propreiors
to sell the Tavern and Stand known the Drake House
Michigan Avenue noh Of Washington The house has
doing large business, in good sr-svery
foabeand desirable location for Hotel The lot Is
large and well situated.
For particulars apply The premises 70 MARSHALL or
at the Law Ofce Of MCKENZIE Z HENDERSON, Washing
ton Street. msri5d2t-marlewlw
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-09-07
TOURNAMENTS


+ The present promises TO be a week Of more
than ordinary attraction at the Watering Places
OF our immediate vicinity.
To-day, (Tuesday.) there is TO be q Grand
Tournament, and on "Wednesday might a Fancy
Ball, at Jordan's WIj,c Sulphur, the preparation
for both Of which is o! the most novel aud at
t~ractive character. The company still remain
ing at JOTdan's is quite respectable in number,
and the amusements o! the week will draw h!ther
more than have been present at any time curing
the season.
Shann0ndaEe will present a most attractive and
inviting bill of fare for Thursday, in the Tour
nament, Fancy Bal! and other &muse:nents
which are contemplated. We hope the citizens
Of our own and the nciGhboring counties lay be
disposed 10 give tie warrhy Proprietor OF %han-
nondalc Il substantial benefit the present week,
as from a combination Of circumstances over
which the Proprietor could exert no coatrol,
Shannondaie has moi been the present reason
" what it used 10 was Every preparation is
being made TO accommodate in the best possible
manner all who may be in attendance, and the
grave and the gay, fair ladies and gallant Gaaux,
may all find subjects Ct novelty and interest in
the sports Of the present week. A truce th2n 10
business and politics, and h lie to the blue saoun-
lains of ShannOndale.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-09-07
Mass mEETINe IN BALrIMoRE.

The Democrats held a mss meeting IN Mo
nument Square Tuesday ev ming, which drew
torether an immense crowd. The meeting was
organized shortly after 8 O'Clock by nominating
as resident, Col. Jacoo Y. liaVss.
Col. Davies returned his thanks in a few per-
tipent remarks, when Gen. Lewis Cass came
forward and was introduced amid loud cheers.
Previous 10 addressing the audience, William +.
White, ESQ presented hIm ~ behalf Of the EN-
pire Club of Baltimore, a magnificent bouquet OF
flowers, contained in a silver holder, bearing the
inscription = Presented to General Lewis Cass
by the Empire Club of Baltimore.
Gen. Cass, accepting the present IN an apPro'
pirate manner, turned TO the people IN the square
and delivered an exceedingly entertaining poi'-
teal address, being frequently interrupted ny Inc
| plaudiis OF his hearers. He aiinded 10 the princi"
plies of tie tWo parties, and Tematked that those
who came there to hear abuse OF General Scott,
would 90 away d appointed-rha he was a high
minded, honorable man, who had rendered his
country distinguished services. Tie differed with
Gen. Scott politically, however, ana dd not ne
lieve that he would administer The government
if elected. as he would have it administered
During Gen. Cass' remarks the different wards
and associations arrived in The square, bearing
their lags, banners and ranspareneles, contain
ing various political notices, causing him to stop
several times until they ceased their music and
| took their positions in front the H4gs and trans
parencies being displayed along The Court-liouse
wall, presenting a fine appearance.
1t was computed llst there were from twenty
to twenty FIVE thousand persons in The Square,
the whole space from Lexington to Baltimore
street, being completely blocked up by a dense
mass of persons. 1t was certainly one OF the
largest meetings ever held in The city on any
occasion.
When Gen. Cass concluded, the Hon. Stephen
a. Douglas, of Illinois, was introduced and ad-
dressed the meeting for an hour and a half in his
forcibIe and eloquent style, being received
throughout with great favor. AT II o'clock the
Hou.Mr. SwirzeT, of Ohio, was introduced, and
at the close ofhis remarks the meeting adjourned.
The Greys' Bsnd was in attendance, and en-
livened The occasion by their fine music. Dur.
iIg the evening guns were fred, rockets set off,
and the highest degree ofenlhusiasm manifested.
during all of which the best order and decOTum
prevailed, nothing occurring TO cause the slight
nsI Aistnrhancn
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-09-07
HON HENRY A. WISE.
Discussion at The Court House onwednesda


The EIector for the Accomac District of Vir-
einia, the Hon. Henry A. WISE, being now on
9 visit to Jefferson. will address the people ofthe
County at the Court-Hous on to morrow, We'd
sesday, Q o'clock, P. 81. Our Wing friends de-
sire, and will endeayor to have present, oneNof
their "big guns and when Greek meets
Greek, will come the tug of war The discus
sion will no doubt be conducted in the best sPi
Fit and the kindest temper, and the speakers on
the occasion rather appeal to the intelligence
shan the passions Of men. Mr.. Wise has not
only a noto1ieiy co-extensive with the Union,
nut an intellect and a genius surpassed by no
man Of the nation. We have always regarded
him as one among tue most remarkable lien OF
the age, and congratulate our fellow-citizens that
ihey are TO have an opportunity of hearing him
vindicate those great political principles which
are as dear TO him as life. Iu the mad fury of
the storm and the tempest, is Mr.. Wise most at
Hase, and TO properly develop the true character.
istics of the man, and the brilliant store house
within, we hope he may have a competitor fully
booted and spurred, and who will drive in The
rowels at every jump.
Mr.. Wise addressed the people Of Harpers.
Ferry on last night, but at The time Of putting
our paper 10 press, we have learned none of the
particulars as to the discussion. A Mr.. Merrick,
of Baltimore, we learn, was expected to have
been present TO reply 10 Mr.. Wise.
Al Martinsburg, Mr.. Wise's speech is regard.
ed as one among the abIest ever delivered. Mr.
z. Collins Lee attempted a reply, but fell fal
short of even what his friends hadanricipated.-
The discussion commenced at A O'Clock in the
evening, and was continued until about one in
The morning.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-09-07
OUTRAGE.

The Stanton papers give an account of a
most horrible outrage committed a few miles
West of that place on Wednesday evening OF
last week. The outrage was perpetrated upon
the person of a respectable young lady of Au-
gusta CO., who with a young gentleman, her
intended husband, was on her way 10 get mar
ried. The lady and gentleman we're riding in
a buggy, and when near West View, and on
the lIne of the Central Railroad, they were
iOrcibly dragged from their vehicle by tour fends
in human shape, Caborets on the railroad,) and
The person OF The lady was outraged by the whole
gang of brutal rutfisns. The young man was
obliged to leave her in the hands Of lie Williams
whilst he sought assistance for their apprehen-
sion in the neighboThood. The community
promptly turned out, and at q iate hour of the
night they were all arrested and carried y prison
at Stanton. At au examining Court held the
day after the outrage, they were all fully identi-
fled, and now awaita regular trial, when Justice
wfl be awarded them, so far as the infection of
the light penalty eight when compared with the
uttence) of the law will do it.
The excitement and Indignation in Staunlop.
a community most keeniy sensitive on a subject
OF this kind, is represented TO have been intense,
and had a movement been made 10 hang the vii.
liaus guilty OF the outrage, it would have been
dtficuittO have restrained the justly exasperated
feelings of the community.
ROcLiD0H1m Pe0;eto-
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-09-07
Spain and The Cuban Invaders.

1t is said the Spanish minister at Washington
has called til Q attention of the President to the
fact that organizations are now forming in vari,
Gus sections of The Union, for another invasion OF
Cuba. The Washington correspondent of the
New York Courier, in announcing the alarm Of
The Spanish minister, adds:
Spain will contest the possession OF Cuba, as
it is her just right to do, at erery hazard and soih
every means Of defence that can be procured by her
o'on resources, or if reed be, By alliance vih other
PoUerS. A vigorous policy has been ordered.
and The Captain General of the Island, in obedi,
encc TO Instructions, under the apprehended re.
volt and invasion, has directed that every person
taken with arms in his hands against the autlori-
ties, shall be shot within three hours afterwards.
A further order has been issued, that in case any
officer should refuse to execute The foregoing pc.
nalty he shall be shot instantly for contUma y
The failure OF our courts TO convict the OK Iedi
tionists engaged in the last crusade against Cuba,
has not only encouraged others to repeat that
lawless enterprise, but it has created a bad i'm
preston abroad as to the ability of the judicial
tribunals to administer the law in The face Of a
morbid state of opinion.