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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-13

Owe regret exceedingly that neighbors Of the
Ledger should manifest much soreness with regard
the facts that have necessarily leaked out about the
printing OF the Constitution. We have only quoted from
the speeches of Mr. KENT, Mr.. CARR, and others, to
show that $500 considered fair price for the WORK
And we have quoted the report Of the Auditor to show
that Sl73 paid Tor It, The Ledger ioks nave mol
been arragned for anything improper dishcnorabe IN
the premises-not ALL They had clearly the right to
make the best bargain they could with Mr. ENGLISH
No will call in question this iaet. But then, we
take it, the people have right to know why this olcer
of theirs putting the contract far exceede the
limited fixed by the Convention.
The charge made against Mr.. English in the above
extract from the New Albany Tribune, like many 9TH
ers originating in the unscrupnlous quarter is
straightOut unqualified alsiOod. mangaeiHred OFT Of
t0hoIs cloth.
Mr. English contracted for printing the constitution
and address within the limits fixed by the convention
and in strict accordance with its directions.
We do not suppose that any attention is paid ~ the
rawlings Of Milton Gregg outside of the small clique Of
unpncpled partizans which he belongs His object
is well known. The rougue influenced by the same
motives when he cried Justify Stop thief" all the lime
having the stolen goods under his cloak 1t was impor
tant to divert public attention from the pay Mr. Gregg
drew a member of the convention, when he was at
home attending his private business one occasion
not only charging his per diem, but So travelling fare
(when he was taken home by railroad tree,) and s.
boarding ball. whilst with his family. Ii also i'm
portant to call of the millions squandered
by his party while in power and hence his late rawlings
The charge Mr. Gregg has made in the above
that public officer, acting nnder oath, exceeded hi:
authority letting contract, is rather seriou:
matter and if he has the proof to sustain it, let hin
bring it forward If he has not it will only confirm tho
present general belief that gain desirable end in
iure political opponent, he viii resort to ialsehood
necessary He has such proof
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-13
Not a Word TO say.

Is il little remarkable that we cannot get the
Sentinel to say single word in justification OF the eec-
ton Of State Printer, at the present session OF the
Legslature Is not that fact enough to convince
Democratic members that there be nothing said
behalf of scheme utterly defenceless.-Ind Jour.
On this part of the question have nothing further
say 1t has been customary to elect in advance; but
this is not the important issue II is the mean effort Of
Defrees, in attempting reduce the prices, after hav
ing enjoyed the profits HIMSELF that complain Of If
the election should be postponed and the next Legsa
ture should be Whig does any man suppose he would
then favor reduction. No. He would re-write his old
letter. and call in the aid of his whg friends, Dowling
and Millikan.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-13
Boards Panorama of Milton's Paradise Los

Boards Panorama of MiltOn's Paradise Lost.
This great artistic work is exhibiting at Concert
Hail. in this city. A correspondent Of the Richmond
Palladium speaking of the exhibition Of this work at
Cambridge city, says,
Boards Panorama OF millions Paradise Lest" was
exhibited at this place last week, and attracted large
houses. Our citizens loud in its praise as work oi
artistic merit, quite number of the really
sublime. am proud say (t being Of Hooser origin)
believe il destined to take high place, in the scale oil
American Paintings-but to be appreciated it must
be seen"
Mr.. Beard is native Of Indiana, and we hope he will
be patronized by citizens The work TO be appreci-
ated, as the correspondent says, must be ee-
scription will fail to give faint idea of its merits
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-13

uThe cars from Madison will connect at this place
with the Terre Haute cars on and after Monday next.
Passengers leave Madison O'Clock, in the
ningarriye in this city at l2 O'Clock NJ, depart for
Terre Haute at IL o'clock p NJ and arrive the lat.
ter place the evening. Returning from Terre
Haute the connection is made with the Madison cars,
in this city, at III o'clock A NJ and with the steamers
for Cincinnati, at Madison. at Al o'clock, P. M
The Post Office Department has made arrangements
TO have the mail carried directly through from Madison
to Terre Haue and back, the cars accompanied by
the Mail Agents. The Agents salaries have been in
only sl00a small increase in proportion to the
additional labor performed Mr.. E. B. Allen, of Terre
Haute, has been appointed Mail Agent in place of
II. Crawford. resigned.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-13
Indianapolis, Lake Erie and Pittsburgh.

IL is highly gratifying to learn that have
tain prospect Of continuous line Of railway this season.
from our city to Lake Erie Sandusky and Cleveland
and to Philadelphia by Pittsburgh. our readers Of
course know that the roads from Sandusky and Cleveland
to Cincinnati, have long been completed The former
running through Belleontane and the latter through
Gallon and that the iine from Pittsburgh TO Union,
where it connects with BeIleontane road, passes
through Gallon and BelIelonfane. This Pittsburgh
lne learn, will be complete this year, which, with
the construction Of this end Of the line, which will also
be Done gives direct and continuous railway to San
dusky Cleveland and Pittsburgh. When this line shall
be opened we shall at least Of the crowds
Of passengers, from the East, that forced
around our State the Ohio river and railways the
East, the Michigan lake and railroads onthe North and
the Illinois roads the West for the want of railway
through our State We shall soon become better ac
quanted with northern asd eastern brethren ana
they will know Of the advantages Of Dur beautfu
country for residence and business.
ur severe shock Of Earthquake, felt a
Washington city and points farther South the 29th
ult.
~ There are over COO steamers running on the Obi
and Mississippi rivers.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-13
FRIDAY MORNING, MAY I, 1889.
Legislative Summary.

! SENATE.-Yesterday morning petitions in favor o
the Maine Law were presented by Messsrs Odell
Hickman, Reid and Holloway, and a remonstrancs
against by Mr.. Hunt number of reports from the
committee on revision, was received The following
bills passed: for the incorporation of towns &cayes
32 TO- authorizing the appointment and prescribing
the powers of commissioners in other states to take
acknowledgements Of deeds and other papersayes 81 de-
claring the laws governing the Staieayes 80, s.
touching gaming contraets-ayes 80, noes L. The bill
touching the arriage relation and the liabilities incident
thereto failed for Of constitutional number o
votes-ayes %, noes IL.
In the afternoon the following bills passed. to
provide for the incorporation of railroad companies
ayes %, noes Ia; exemptng certain persons from
rest on civil process-ayes 3S 3 to create spe
cia term Of the Tippecanoe circuit court-ayes &c.
number Of reports from the committee re-
vision was received and acted upon.
HoUsE.-Mr Hicks presented temperance memo
rial. Reports were made from committees by Messrs.
Suit, Stanfsd and Stoyer. bill concerning promissory
notes and bills of exchange; passsdayes 10, noes
number Of bills was considered as in committee oi
the whole and ordered be engrossed. Senate joint
resolution relative to opening correspondence with the
Governor of Ohio in relation to an assessment law was
laid the table. bill encourage the growth OF
silk; passed-ayes 49, noes 3. A bill regarding in
spectOrs of beef, -four, pork hay, &c. passed-ayes
81, noes l9.
In the afternoon bill touching easements, passed
ayes 62, noes g. bill for the encouragement of fire
companies passed-ayes 90, noes 90 bill in relation
to special elections passed-ayes so, noes ? The bill
prevent negroes and mullatoes from coming into the
State taken from the table and Mr. Davis ofS sub
mtted amendment the bill, prevent per-
son from being fined unless he knOcHgly employs negro
who has the State since the adoption of the
Constitution which lost and the bill ordered to be
engrossed Several bills were considered in commit
tee Of the whole.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-13

r There are over COO steamers running on the Ohio
and Mississippi rivers.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-13

u shock Of Earthquake, felt at
Washington city and points farther South the 10Th,
IL
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-13
THURSDAY MORNING, MAY 8, 1852.
Legislature summary.

SESATE.-Yesterday morning petitions in favor Of the
Maine Law presented by Messrs Delevan, Dough
erty, Alexander, Hickman, Henton, Davis, Defrees
Longshore, James, Kinnard, Hunt, and Hester The
following bills passed: for the settlement of dece
dents estates the probate Of wills, Sc.-ayes 81, noes
A concerning real property and the alienation thereof
ayes 81 g. concerning the accumulation, suspen-
sion Of ownership and JOINT tenanlcy oil personal pro-
perty-ayes 49, g. regulating prosecutions in
Of basardy and providing for the support of egitmae
children--ayes 37 noes a. for a uniform mode Of
doing township business-ayes 30 noes 10. The gen.
sral railroad bill was under consideration most Of the
morning.
The General Railroad bill under consideration all
the afternoon. and was ordered to be engrosssd
HoUsE.-Petitions were presented by Messrs Torbet,
Mayhed, Sumner, Dice Hicks and Huey. Mr.. Owen
reported back Senate bill regulating Benevolent Insttu-
tons from the committee education and recommended
its passage II ordered third reading. Bills
were introduced by Messrs Hay Of c. and Smith of M
The consideration of the assessment bill resumed
The proposition OF Mr. Manson strike Of the bill the
provision taxing railroads in the counties through which
they pass, was disagreed to-ayes 29 noes "a. This
sustans the principle of taxing railroads for county
purposes introduced by Mr. English early period
of the session The proposition of Mr. Staned to strike
out Of the bill provision to tax the Wabash and Erie ca
nal was debated until adjournment.
In the afternoon the House refused TO strike from the
b all in relation taxing the Wabash and Erie canal
Mr. Hickss motion to allow persons to deduct their IN
debtedness from the amount Of their taxable property
agreed to. Mr.. Dobsons melton to distribute the
county derived from the Wabash and Erie canal
and Mr. Behm's motion distribute the county taxes
derived from the White River Valley Canal among the
different counties of the State, each decided in
the Affirmative. The bill after numerous 9TH
important amendments was lost-ayes 3S, noes 40
On motion of Mr. Owen the rules of the House 50
amended prevent resolution from being introduced
except Saturdays. number of bills were read as
an committee OF the whole and ordered to be engrossed
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Indianapolis, May A.
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Here Sens sf4be piossImcriless Of tht

.E11 EiIf<f-s4s sssfa 81 i:st. f.
Here sons sf@be nostImeriless Of the
.scason, from the Quincy HAtgaO O09
C6I.- RIcilM;nsyS o. the ,,NifthAIIzA-
rs9x / svs.l--fnthe speech OF Coz. kich-
ard son delivered las. saturday evening.
in front of th,1eeurp House in Quincy, re
.sls..ertGd that Gen. Scot was opposed 10
nautialzing foreigners unlll they mad ser
we'd enc Veal IN the army or nay, That
therc car. bc 60 doubt ABOUT his remarks
upon dlrs subjective quote from the Her
vpisi uli'fl ngs,tsg even.ng, an reiFFepeeitoihe
C5lonefS sP,tck. TIE flcrald says:
rLl.e Col. s,a.,cl ia Tie plain' s terns
.shat Gelsvraf Scott propoSea 10 allow tor
ci2Hors 10 be,paturalizcd only when they
bad served ole yc;tr in the army or navy,
and he stated "a, cisely whatwas rre."
We refereiuo good Democratic author
Hiy odlspreN erhe CUlouel's assertion, and
nov We are enabled TO reter 10 Col. Rich-
ardson himself, and prove from his Ocsn
lips, ihathc LAS rii>re presented Gen. Scott,
antl that tais MISREPRESENTATION Is an act
-ofinjusdce 20 Cen. oeou, and of fraud TO
ward adopted CITIZENS. We have before
us acopyei the Washington Union, extra,
good pen1Qcfs;ic authority, cohtSianihs'a
speech Of 'siion. VIM. A. GichardsonCr IL
iinqis,s dclytr:d on Che 4sh .cfIuly last,
AZ a Democratic celebration, about two
miles from Alcxar}riasan The Orange and
iAlexauaric' Railroad y In that ad,ireSS,
the Colonel speaks as follows:
Il do.not nndestand that Gen. Scottp
the Wig party propose TO chnmge the Nat
luraiIzation laws IN any wayexcept in Gle
particular rtferftd to in his letter. He and
they ISBESp fitAr FIVE YEARS Is scIfrI
.rCs,sUVFs 'siiAh. BE STILL NEcsss vRYTC &c
QCIGE THE ri 5irTs OF CITIZENSHIP By tie
FcniCrant. What then fsEIcw citjz,nst is
the position Gen. Scott assumes! Ii is
this. One wears service IN the army in
war, enables tht f2geisner to learn as much
Ofopr government aud institutions as AVE
Years III, civil pursuits. *I*s Gen. Scott
thinks that 2pe7yaaEs sGEise & N the army
tGrdcr It's rlucsa and regulations. would az
! ftlii,r edrJaf 20 Eve years in other pHisdss
=. You 90 Goe J-:ant ,his unjust distinct
ton made bctwcenslhpse foreigners whc
serve orc year in tNc army, ard Hose vi
Sc we FIVE years term soI naIp aiizatlon. u
OF er Professions. t
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Ic*5id9'o7i Udi5F, April l0,l8I7,
Fs.,rS.EI II > hcGsr .. ... e..ff


II understand theer IS a report on the table
from Gen. Scott, a man VINO has perlprmed
the rost briilent compaign on recehtmiiitary
recor,, a man wbohas rcd against the eli
mate warfed against thCusand unproptious
circumstances and has carried the flag OF his
country to the Capitol OF the encmyt hon r
ably, roudle, humaneIy, 70 his own pernii-
nent honor, and great military credit OF his
country. In Senate. March 23.l6iS; urr
~ e.I ,. ftepIy CIaY So
81 must take this opportunity 70 sag, that
lors'nh, for sciense-lOr strategy-tor bold
and daring fighting-lor cbivairy O; indiv-
duGis and MASSES, that Lortion OF the Mex
can war which HAs conducted by the gallant
Scott rs Chief Comm ander, stands Unr'valed
either by Tue de5l9 Of Cortez Himself, OF by
those OF ANY oFHER COMMASnER IN ANCIENT
cR MoDfRS tiines.s 'lr
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RAfrR.oAo hLa ErIoN.

hereby given, iha ahleeIiou Ter ilisten
p;ccct0rs Of the Fivansyhe ahd llhg0is Railroad
COm!enV 10 serve ieF the ensuing year. viii be hei
al the Court Hou~,. in Evaa-si'i aoni tte 81,
.day st fttpher between the hnlrso 80 O'Clock A.
asst ochrl ~ Office J.. J. X. X. ' -
..-. $500 Or, JOHN lSG kEJr- Sscrs
Evansville, ni sept. edfI .s52- - -. II sefiea
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Eoy.TsFsr

Ater his Pacif catioa OF The CaaadiaJs,fs Ct ~
.fias, oh'shis'retnrnsi the-Iegistamre-o of New
X sEf saTe Jim a-pi.5fc,sapp at which 6 oy
WI. J.. Marcy presided, Wien tie following
toast his 6If9r y55 ditraahlif s : 10 'ta
s.sr The solishswho has ever made the lnyelof
SCI e'iatfi his supreme rufe of uc,ioG, and who
s&1ils'hc has always. fulfilled is utm6s. ~
NiuisstRenfs, has ns.Ecr,i IN a single Instance,
,tr4uscendct is Emits.,"..s
IT, Tam.nany Hall ,s-- ,s-
- On Scpt l7th, 1913, tEie anniversary ofihe
-seige of Fort Eric was celebrated ut TaInmary
..ilala ard Gen. Scott was selected to preside.
-rn.srOlIOysing toast was offered by the heroic
Floof.. Crcsih ns,..laraI.k with aiiIihs hcHors
ssGen. iVs4nffeil Scott l'he-sol 5ers's boast
81 sI- SIS ccfptFy : Pside--in battle 2 roFsine
sstorn---mildras the eycrlr 8 sunin peace. -
H. q. a. John Gu incy = dams ~.
eIu an experience Of -nore than fity' years
q tiieA pubiic service, have never met man
Ell saore exalted yir as. lie possesses high.
~ ,elains upon his country as q paoiGcater
etsaIrH s'Ny arrigr, the lustre Of his services in
g..fese fihS the peace OF the eountry sllrpsss-
-iag- ihes. bfi'iiancy of his military achieve
p0<TRot 6eEcra; Jackson.
II tGJ@ Nt4ls brttit WaS StitElhU o. lrtSi-
sirat ackspfi, rs a Confidential Aeent to'the
Gcyer6uent, ~, proceed TO Charleston, and
-Jfcrc- ,irhuid tie laws AID P9wyrpf. The Gty-
crnmCnt, at the same I'll c tlac he sougbtso
cGnciliate the excited NIhliiierS. ann. Lewis
.Cass, then SecrstaFt oil War. in bis official
Instructions, ssysi ra"tle president jack,on)
has Full c9EflDEAc ~ yets- -la9gasat and
discretion. N$o are at liberty TO take such
aneasures as yorr may think Prudvnce oud "a
lust rrecau,fn requireo."
General e!iSs.
After Scott had, IN 1892, composed the
rhck HlwkTfi ,uIjics on trc, frontier. and
negotiated important treaties with the SAGE
and FJxeS ami Ninnebagoes, zen Cass, then
.sseefStiry otwq, offered The following tribute
~ bis SERVICES, on ms return.
~ 0y meltQ consratul re. You SIR, upen
thls Dftuaate cOnsuunnSiiOn OF your 'iardao,is
yfEtf :, and to' express my, en- : - aporohat on
OF 'thA whole course Ui your proceedings Srir-
fnsa series of III; ,ittits rellir.rg hitser
-H'orll courage than The operation of an, =,
't'sa acaHilaign uader ordinary cifeans u,
ces-,S-t sfIfo ,,f-fI -1o-+- = .l17 80 l-sriI
$500 3 e, s.cr. VI Chati6.iig 1sf
= - IuiIa n. MATTHEW'S aa.
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~ MISGELLANE0US.IqG
MERRITT, FIELD q co.
~ heI gSftte. nj ,p,tpF> OF iDrv GnnE

Wholesale Ini pofter - ioi Dry Goods.
ErarsriUs led.
RE receiving aud opening in the large and con
" modios bpi'irl, lasl. .r. 0t,per Leai
FIRST street betrc6A heR and SgcaRsFe stgert the
largest and best assorted StocS of Fancy and Saple pry
~ & eyer gg5t :, t%s ins Ark VI oar eKtsise f
offer such Inducements purchasers will make
i.o their advantage 10 pur1rcsc Of Us. We shall con
inue 10 add Stekly 10 0iLth t5y IL go stock,
keep II II all times finland we'll assorted vifn -
Prints Of everykihd style aud price, 1
e Bleached Siirtings and sheetings. -H.
Brown shirtngs ard sbectmgsorsIi widths style and
brands.
Iiekiags Of all the dFercnt brands,
ucnims DO do 30
Red. vb;e sf aa9 yy5iiioa FiAnh5ls, sitvool,
French. EnsiiS and Belgian iae tories
Cashmere. plain and fancy Single and double mild
TWrsds. all u DOL. aud cotton and wool
Plaid Linse!s 81 ala tbc different st,les,
Ncl.lin de Lanes OF evsry style aud price,
PLAIN black Siiks aud SatliHs,
SIR CeltO, sn,l y pei ,esiiars. SCR
Hvscry= AicLs English Woo, hos and half hcss,
i 81 - do 10 Cotton half nos~, ?
W'i,aas do worstsi e''''on Hose az coicr'
aud priees
Glove.-,Iens heavy Back Gloves ''
10 kia, cotton and " DOL do,
YJabensl az ITO Z, do ~ do,
SIX, iiDen aud Cotton PoeSes Handkefvhicfe,
J4cvnel Ius.ias
nook -susi-aS. -.t.-.. ..
PLAID Cambreas, -.-.. -- r.....
Victoria aud Bishop Lawns,
Irish Linn dressed I'd andrc.ssG in half pieces,
Colorcd and Paper UaRiLNcss,
lsansnsswihg SIX all reiers ''.id Letters. ~
spool SILK ,.s. ..-.t...g T.
spool Colpor, Ness -. .s.. .. .-
Marshal!s Linen Thread all plumbers,
CCats cotton, do ..-If
Plain, Entred aud Printed long auI sqaare Wool
I9set;.i p 81 Ia aEP ftiPc;5tl. s. a. az
S:i- and Hoi.llr LUsters, . g .t. ...-
Plain. figured and Plaid r0plins,
Buttons, combs and fancy goods eeeyery Kind an1
description al OF which offer 20 the trad: the 10
est Cincinnati prices.
seiti5 ' MERRITT, FIELD & co.
BOOTS AND SHOTS,
;-OCASES Boots and Shoes iu store ny r,t.
~ selal5 5000 MERRITT, tiELD & co.
.tr Z ITS AND CEFS.
GASES Angola. kOssHth. California aud rBuBc
- Vista hats; tlUll, M0iair and si.k Plush Cap.
Z sep ID i MERRITT, FIELD * co.
The following pape-s viii copy above adys. 70 The
amount of 81. and sand bills 1" advertisers:
Coulter reI.ersoB % aet rst, srwbprgh; Gpuaal.
UutspGyiii-; Gazccs Nineel.bcs; Clarion, Princeton
Register, Nj Carine Standard, hoHlbg Green; A,ivo-
cate Mt Een.on.
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SpCRrSEasN.

noub'.E barrel SHOT Guns 10 Sl9; Boys single shol
! Guns for 5? %.
kles--a good assortment. with Shot Belts, Powder
ria>ss- bullet Dioulds Sc. just received ~
sepi3 -s.r. BABTONk BEOTIfFRS.
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The Gardner Invcstigaton.

ersruAw N4ESY.z ftpfeSSert %.
The Times has "a special dispatch from
Washington saying that greet excitement
has art Ell IN tbef .ardiner committee I'D y,
a. a party other than Secretary Coprjn has
been found To have Leeain (egt.
The committee, il iss>id. viii, cXaucratc
Sir, Corwi,l.
.-.'a- TkrSroS, Sept, 20.
The SempeTaHce Convention have raiccl
50 600 to aid in circulation doouHe Is -
fTheo Ffeiinghuysel reported pitafo IN
and resolutions in favor OF the rrOlhbitoN
Law, IN. opposed to any separate poi.itrdl
organization, bnt recommends the temper
ance men to get men favorable 10 tiieir
Vows
Ti.ey then adjourned ttli to-rnorrtW. 4
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NE PooKa

TUST RECElVED gls2 ioas'f I.ahines Il IS or rea
.: i's = the owiy" bv g. T.. =. Sntita: ,eech III
Author Of -fHs Tl., wide Wolff FittSs & ran BonS
Taies aud Traditions ~ Hungarr: lotus rifn tters
from l'i1y APPS and the Rl.. i,ia1nis Archect
Millrighis g'.id- sc, &c, fcr sFla Nv
se.tit ..-.-.r 80 49, LEXINGTON & 20.
HASFER FOR sErrEMBER.
~ received larqer's ia zazac fer svptenibcr and
e; for sale 81 iir o.,g> TssE, - ,'a Cd. n.tL
seiH3 jiOis5, * WHEELER.
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vANsvIGLHGA LresHT G oMP AM

INo' The purpose ofcarryns or .ihe provisions of=a
A ordinance passed. ~ The Common toJHcii Of tise
ity 81 Evansville entitled 'ag Ordinance 10 provide for
lrrg VII. gas he city OF Evarsyi lle il slropose,! 10
form ioint Stock Cnmpay l.. ue name Of The f;caas
riEs Gas ~ cs@se9g"io be Incorporated under an
At of ~" la.l-isliiGr. % indiana.
Hocss r.r M sbscd. tieu OF Sto'S In said company
are optnei at the Office OF Jo!0 J. Chan,irr aud
wil be kept olen until ih :h;l inst. when the 30 na,y
win bc orealtG by TIE election 81 Directors, Sc Tiic
citizens Evans,lIr, and oIefs t-s invited 70 beconie
S;oceholicrs. JOHN JEEFEl.
anton mn = /. ! 49, : rnr salf and Assnealr.
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DAGUERaEoTYPnS.

TR. F. p Webster CHS PFiace of picture makers vii
y arsNb here y Wednesday iRocnDs, tis ~ s.o
l.qU-s lie aia rs-Aia nh S',iersiiS. Nir. VI. make.
Ills cali. % afvid ls feas ar.cifr5I get
picture. Vh0 c0Gli not lpon ii during ms ize
visit ID cay. HlEdsIs CoAri1 copy. -,.