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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-01-22
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Rnar,l met

Il nc Board met.
The following report was made:
Mr. Presldcnt-Thc COMMITTEES 70 which was refer
red the duty Of determining the proper number of copies
of the Report of this Board be printed respectfully
recommend that 500 be printed, the Legislature con-
scnng.
Which unanimously concurred in.
Mr.. Donaldson offered the following resolution:
ReSOIrcd, That the committee on amendments inquire
into the exredency of amending the rules governing
county district associations, to award premiums
on rootcrops OF loss quantity than onefourth of an
acre; which adopted.
On motion of Mr. Davis, the following resolution was
adopted:
Rcsoircd That n committee of three be appointed by
the President who shall visit the Fairs of other States
Tor the purpose of friendly interchange of cvilitics
with agricultural friends therein; and for the pur-
pose of examining such varieties Of stocks, impe-
ments. machinery, &c they may deem worthy Of
consideration together with such details in their
opinion would subserve the interests of this Society
and they shall report the the annual meet
ing of the Board
The committee recommended premium Of S2j to
be given for the best essay the subject of draining.
The Board then adjourned until o'clock to meet in
the Hall Of Representatives.
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EVENING SESSION.

The Board met.
The report from Hendricks county was presented.
On motion of Mr.. Singer, the delegates proceeded to
elect members of the State Board to fill the vacancies
Of those whose term of service expires to-day.
These vacancies were eight IN number, and
Messrs. Mcbride, Brown, Harris, McMahan, Steele.
Orr Seward, and Dunn declared elected, and TO
hold their Office for two years from and after tomorrow
Mr.. Brown, from the committee rules, reported
seven rules, by of which the following committees
were created: Ga Publication, Schedule of Premi-
ums, on amendments of the Agricultural Law an Ex-
ecuiive Committee, and Business.
Mr.. Wright offered the following resolution:
Resolred, That the Executive Committee be instruct.
ed in awarding premiums to make portion of them in
silver cups, portion in money, portion in books and
portion in diplomas and Gel tfcates
Mr.. Holloway moved TO amend by striking out all
after the word rcsolved and inserting tho following:
Resolred, That the premiums offered by this Board
shall be payable in money, works Agriculture, and
Diplomas except such articles of Horticultural char
acter as the Executive Committee may designate, which
may be awarded in silver cups.
Mr.. Dennis then offered the following, as substitute
Tor Mr.. Hoiloway's amendment:
Resolred That the successful competitors for the first
class of premiums shall have it their option take
the money or It's vane IN silver cups be furnished by
the Board upon ther order, with proper inscriptions
The substitute of Mr.. Dennis was adopted
On motion Of Mr. Brown the resolution and substtste
were laid on the table, 10 lie taken up tomorrow.
Mr. Murray offered the following resolutions:
Resolved. That the President and Secretary If the
State Board OF Agriculture be requested to make ont
and submit TO the Legislature at its present session.
detailed report OF the proceedings Of said Board for the
last year; its prospects for usefulness the number Of
comfy societies organized revived since it went into
operations and the present condition Of the agricultural
interests Of the State with such other as
may be deemed useful to the Legislature or People.
Resoired, That said Report. when made shall con-
tain, in the form Of appepdx or otherwise the Re-
ports m Inn Of all the Comfy Agricultural Societies in
the State for the last year. together with the Addresses
made before each Society during that period
copies N nv be furnished.
Adop.sd
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FRIDAY MORNING, Jan. 9, 1852
The Board met.


The Board met.
The following committees then announced by
the President
On PubtcatiOn-Messrs. Sweeney, Bollman, and
Fletcher.
On Schedule Of Prcniums-Messrs. Stevenson Sing
er, and Williams.
On observation-disclosures. Harris, Grubbs, and Da-
Wis.
Erecutire Committee.-MessIs Holloway, Brown,
and Stevenson.
Mr. Dennis, from the committee for that purpose,
made report fixing the duration of the Offices OF the
State Board and prescribing the duties Of the officers.
The President Secretary, and Treasurer TO con-
Time in Office years, and until their
elected. The last officer TO give bond in penal sum
of ten thousand dollars The Secretary to conduct all
correspondence, &c The report was concurred in
On motion If Mr. Stevenson, and as amended on mo-
ton of Mr. Fletcher. the Executive Committee were
authorized adopt rules Tor the management of the
State Fair and the President Of the Board author
lied to fill vacancies that may in the committee
On motion of Mr.. Williams. the Executive Commit
toe instructed take charge of all matters not
otherwise referred
Mr.. Wright offered the following resolutions:
ReSolUCd, That the committee schedule of prcmi-
he requested report to this Board list of pre-.
miums To be awarded at the contemplated State Fair,
and if convenient to make such report, make
this Board any suggestions they may deem advisable in
relation the articles upon which premiums should be
awarded; which adopted.
When, motion, the Board adjourned until two
o'clock.
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Mr.. Bollman submitted the following preamble and re-
solutions:
WHEREAS great and liner eased demand exists amongst
the Farmers of our State for the annual ArIcutnra
Report, issued from the Office Of the Commissioner oil
Patents, and tie supply totally inadequate 10
this increased demand.
And Whereas through the organization OF our State
Board Of Agriculture and the County Associations,
means presented for the distribution oil seeds
Therefore, be IL.
Resolued That we respectfully solicit the Commssio-
ner of Patents TO forward annually, TO each County
Agriculture Society in this State copies OF has an
nua Agricultural Report to he by them placed IN their
RESPECTIVE libraries.
Be it further Resolued, That we solicit the Commits
sone OF Patents to forward to the State Board por-
ton Of such Seeds plants, &C., for the farn and the
vegetable and flower garden that may come TO his Office,
and such in his opinion, will adapted to the climate
of Indiana.
Bet further Resolred That the Secretary of the State
Board forward copy of these resolutions the Com
missioner of Patents, together with list of the names
of the several county societies.
find be II further Resored, That committee OF three
be appointed report the best of establishing
interchange of seeds plants, &C. between the Coun
ty Associations and the State Board.
The resolutions the request oil the mover laid
on the table until tomorrow.
On motion of MIR. Wright committee of three con-
sistng Of Messrs. Holloway, Stone, and Durham, was
appointed to report thss Board the number OF copies
Of the Report of the State Board, which il would be
proper for the Legislature TO to be printed.
Mr. Singer submitted the following resolution:
! heSotred, mat TINS board appoint committee to
take into consideration the proprey oil suggesting some
feasible plan for the establishment OF Agricultural
School which was laid ON the table.
| On motion of Mr.. Stevenson, resolved; that the com
mtee rules be instructed torcpor resolution fixing
the of service of the President and other officers
of the Board, and also to define their duties.
On motion of Mr.. Singer. it was resolved, that the
Board in their report the Legislature urge upon thr
attention the necessity for stringent enactments Ion
the protection of Orchards Vineyards and other crop.
liable to moestation by trespassers.
Mr.. Steele offered the following resolutions:
Resolred, That the committee to recommend amend
the law Of last winter, inquire into the exped
ency of so altering the law to give each county
regularly organized into Society for the promotion
Agriculture, fifty dollars from the treasury instead
the present law and that the money raised from shows
exhibitions &c. be paid into the State Treasury to b,
distributed among the organized Agricultural Societies
which adopted.
On motion. the Board adjourned until tomorrow
morning at 10 o'clock.
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EVENING SESSION.

Board
Mr.. lowering, from the committee amendments,
made the following reports
The committee appointed to report to the Board such
alterations and amendments in the law pertaining TO
agriculture they may deem necessary, beg leave to
submit the following:
l. Amend that the time OF service OF onc-half the
members Of the Board shall expire the last day Of
the session Of the annual meeting in January.
2. Amend TO fix definitely the pay Of The mem
bers Of the State Board proper, combining such compen-
sation TO the actual expenses incurred and requiring
each County Society to pay the expenses of their dele
gate president their attendance OF the meetings
of the State Beard.
The report ccncurred in.
Mr.. Nelson submitted the following resolution:
ResOIred, That each member of this Board he
qucsted to his influence extending the circulation
Of the Indiana Farmer, by subscribing for it HIMSELF
he is not already subscriber and using his influence in
inducing others to subscribe
The resolution unanimously adopted
The resolution and substitute the subject OF premi
ums, which had been laid the table, taken up.
They we're discussed by Messrs. Fletcher, lowering.
Murray, Nc Bride, Dennis, Wright, and Holloway
The Substitute offered ly Mr.. Dennis was not adop.
ted.
The following amendment to the original resolution
was offered:
Prorided Thas not exceeding five hundred dollars
shall be expended 10y said committee in the purchase of
cups, 10 be distributed as premiums.
Which amendment was adopted and, as thus amend
cd the resolution adopted
The resolution of Mr.. Bollman, relative to procuring
The Patent Office Agricultural Reports and seeds to be
forwarded to each organized Society in the State,
taken mp and adopted.
His resolution to appoint committee to report the
best means of establishing interchange Of seeds
plants, &c, between the County Associations and the
State Board, was also adopted.
Messrs. Orr, Hall, and Mcconnell appointed
said committee with leave report by the annual
meeting OF the Board.
On motion by Mr.. Holloway, Mr.. Bollman was added
to the committee.
Mr.. Holloway offered the following resolution:
Resored, That the thanks Of this State Board be- and
they hereby rendered the President and Execu
tive Committee of the Agricultural Fair of the States
Of New York and Of Ohio in inviting the President Of
our State Board to attend their great Fairs Of 1851 and
their kind and ceurteous attention to him during his visit
and for the valuable Reports presented tn this Board
and in return hereby instruct President 10 invite
The Executive Officers Of the States Of New York and
Ohio to attend our State Fair next fall.
Which unanimously adopted.
Mr.. Dennis submitted the following resolution:
Resolped That the Board earnestly recommend the
Promoogsts Hortcultursts and Farmers Of this State
cordial support Of the Western Horticultural Review
published at Cincinnati Ohio. very able and vslua
bic work and the only Of the character published
the West.
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Which resolution unanimously adopted.
The business having been completed Mr. Murray
moved that the Board adjourn without day.
Before putting the question, the President addressed
the Board congrataatng them the strong evidences
exhibited of the utility of the law which gave existence
the Board, and those County Associations rapidly
forming the whole State. These its first be-
gnnings and its future usefulness could easily he
in them That their efforts would be cordially cspond-
ed to by the General Assembly and the people of the
State, he did doubt; for all had but object in
view, the honor and prosperity Of the State itself
The resolution then adopted,
When the Board adjourned, sine die.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-01-22

$780, and note Smiths Mercantile L. p. 247, and
note.
A. That by law, the holder Of note has right to
notify all the ndorsers and hold all Of them any part
of them responsible 10 him. and if he notifies all and
sues but one the benefit Of such notice ennres to that
one Or but may be notified and that one must Sc
the liability of prior ndorsers to himself, by giving
notice. Chitry Bills p $50, 9Th edition. Story on
Bills, sect ISL.
5. That Bank is bound by customit has establish
ed in reference such matters permitted by the
law as if Bank should allow four days OF grace IN
stead of three Is Maine r. go; but this case, if
has been accustomed give notice all ndorsers 1t
is not thereby precluded from giving notice TO but
for that would be- in fact, abrogang part oil the law
itself.
g. That IL is not necessary, under present Consti
tuition determine upon the validity Of the notice given
Vnson for by the questions already determined is
shown that Henry was not discharged by the act oil the
Bank.
Judgment affirmed.
Williams Executor &c. RS Williams. Error to the
Morgan Circuit Court.
This action Of assnmpsit by John r. Williams
agains William Williams. executor of William Will
ams deceased for a certain due him from the de-
ceased The pleas nonassumpsll by the decedent
and non-assumpsit within years Replication to the
last plea that the dccedent, IN his lille tme concealed
the cause of action, &c.
The facts, stated by witness were that the de-
ceased had purchased land of John X. Williams, that
part payment thereof he was pay certain sale note
given by said John when he should sell the land; that
he had sold the land and that he had refused TO give
letter to said john and had persuaded the witness ho
to take one both OF which from the payee OF the
note, and written to inform John r.. Williams that
the unpaid. Upon this and other evidence, the
Court below rendered Judgment for he plaintiff below.
Judge PERKINS ned,
That the evidence sho wing that the resale of the
land was in 1S4l the cause of action, under the
tract accrued in that year, being than years
before the commencement of this suit.
2 That the only matter concealed or attempted TO bC
concealed was the payment OF the note, and moi
the sale OF the land and such nonpaymcnt was not h'
cause of action.
Judgment reversed.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-01-22

IT AND AGENCY.I have opened Office in the City OF
LWahgon for the prosecution Of claims against the Govern
embracing Lands lands sold
and general agency My long with the Land
Once gives facilities the business that
department JOHN Y. BRYANT.
Refer To Hon. ]. r. McDoxkLn Charlottesville
Hon. A. WHITE, Lafayette.
Hon. w. J. BRowx. indianapolis. oci3i
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-01-22

Sa 6Afk REWARD Runaway the subscriber living
- wv FIVE miles of Cotton GIN Port, Monroe
Mississippi the 18Th day of July, ISL boy
Billy twenty four twenty-five years of dark copper coored
about FIVE feet inches high weighs about 65 40 pounds
his right cheek the of his
by burn about the OF Of dollar and when
has soppage his speech and his rather fem
mime give reward any
person combining said Boy any jail that
THOMAS X. WILLIAMS.
November o. 1e51.-slcc5-d&w3m
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-01-22

nIsSOLUTIoN OF PARTNERsHrP.-The partnership
heretofore existing between Henry J. Horn and BENJAMIN c.
under O J & b. & $
mutual The business will hereafter he continued by II
Horn who is authorized settle the business Of The Arm
d. HORN.
b c. HORN.
indianapolis, Dec. o. 1851.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-01-22

a DEMONSTRATORS NoTICE.-Notice is hereby given
granted the under
signed 10y the Probate Court Of Marion Indiana
James Ferier late of said county, deceased All persons
indebted said required make immediate PAYMENT
having againsi present
properly authenticated for settlement.
]. H. McKERNON,
Dee. %, 1s5l.-30-y3w Administrator
DODD'S SOFT CASHMERE HAT.-For sometime
n manifest feeling part Of the hat
"a wearing public, in favor of Soft Hat of kind The
~ difficulty has been produce article that should
in fine IN quality and comfortable the
Mexican and California shapes thus far
and confident will give general satisfaction They made
Of
shapes. 70 different styles of features.
addition make of Hats, shall well
OF Eastern made Hungarian and Kosuh Hats Or
ders promptly attended DODD q CO. Haiters.
14i Main below Fourth,
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s;sSIsEIza |! ! Hx

ne g eat est Discovery of the Age
DIR. TRAsKs MAGNETIC OINTMENT,
uVOR Inhamaory Rheumatism this Ointment the
IL piete remedy prepared.
In 90 100 relief 10 the worst
Of Nervous Headache in so minutes.
For Nervous Diseases affections Of the Spine Rheumatism
lameness, Burns, &c, &c. il is Of immense value.
SWELLED LIMBS.
II any Of our Ladies afflicted with Sweled Limb Milk
subject 10, after chidbTth and which protaced
yeas we would all SUCH bottle Tasks Magnetic
Ointment, which will effect certain and permanent
Price a5 and IS per bottle
Sold wholesale and retail
Brothers, Indianapolis; L. Edwards,
knghtstcwn; Hodson * Welbom, Ogden; J. r. Backen & Co.
Gambler and and by Agen; in ench village in the State
oct9-iyw III. T. FERGUSON Trav- Agent
DELZELL & TYLER
Book Binders and Blank Book Manufacturers,
journal buildings, opposite Branch Bankl
INDIANAPOLIS, IND
which place will constantly be- hand, full and complete
OF Blank Books OF every description; also Justices
Blanks Blank Notes. Stationery every
y on hand Of the best quality and will be sold the
able terms.
TO COUNTY OFFICERS.
We supplied different
Record Papers and prepared supply County Officers with Re-
such satisfaction and in workmanship inferior
the West We all the different forms
used the Offices and feel assured should
with your orders entire satisfaction viii be given.
Particular attention paid TO re-bndmg old books.
aug2-6mw
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-01-22

ENISSOLUTIOu OF PARTNERSHP-Noiice is hereby
az given ta the Partnership heretofore existing
w Iagsae Ben amin Sebastian under the firm Of angdale
Sebastian, this day dissolved by mutual consent All liabilities
and book Of the late firm will scled by the esgn
ed The business will be continued bv the undersigned
Dec. Is, Is5l.-decI6-3w j. NJ w. I.ANGSDALE.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-01-22
MOVED, REMovED.-B POTTAGE respectfully in

I'D ENJOYED, REMOVED.-B POTTAGE respectfully in
forms his and public generally that he has
his stock of Hardware the old
nearly opposite the Masonic Hail. where he will he ready any
time supply his former and friends with
in his ne Having received supply his former
Iron. Nas Carpenters and Ioer Tools. Knives
Oil Carpet. Coach Trimming, Saddlery, &c, &c.
dec29-d&w1m
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-01-22
JAMES HARLAN,
ATT0RNE AT LAW.
se20-Iyw IOWA CITY, IOWA

ID EMovED. REMOVED, REMovED,-TIIALMAN&
EVANS have removed their Grocery doors OF
the Wright House. where they will be pleased all their rme
rers and customers Having enlarged business our facilities
such enable sell low he bought the west
we invite all those Of Dry Goods Grocerics HsrdvaIe,
Boots and Shoes Hats and CAPS call have de-
ermiuedt To sell cheaper than the cheaDesi sep36-6m
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-01-22

VWvINE3 AND BRANDIEs-Pure Port and Malaga Wine;
w 2ppcs Rocket and Cognac Brandy
Just received from Philadelphia. nj VIC. HANNA h co.
DRUsHEs AT LAsT-A large LOT of Hair Tooth. and Shaw
ub ING Brushes Also fine assortment OF Shell and Buffalo,
Tuck. Reading. and Fine-Tooh Combs will be sold ct
close the stock and quit them Come and
jan9 w. II. TALBOTTS
Oh DAY TIME PIECEs-Just en Of hose beautiful
eDO Mane Ornaments and fine ne keepers Offering cost al
jans ". ii. TALB0TTS.
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IN THE HANCOCK CIRCUIT COURT,
MARCH TERM. A. ID. l-52.


TgNIE said Martha Johnson having fled in The office Of the Clerk
II Of sad Cou her petition this BEHALF also the affidavit Of
distercsed person. thai said Christopher Johnson resident
Of Indiana T' said Christopher. is efore hereby
notified of The pedecy Of said petition said Court and that
less he and appear before the Honorable Judge
Circuit Court first Of the term. thereof be
holden Greenlrln Monday in
March and said petition the will
in his absence. WM. SEBASTIAN, elk. H. c. c.
Wapole Rutherford All Us for Petitioner.
Dee tS5I-3l-
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INDIANA AGENCY FOR THE SALE OF
HICKERING'S PIANO F0RTES

ALBERT Il. JONES,
80 Will a for the sale of the above
vailed instruments IN a few days.
~ lie will, Also have general assortment Of Musical
Instruments Instruction Books Sheet Auc Musical Merchandise
&C. comprising full assortment everything the Musical
line.
MY goods will la here the last Of this week and will he opened
the Inspection the public occupied by Mr.
Ohr. under the Masonic Hail.
have made full supply
Foreign Music pubshed and the public may rely upon
being promptly supplied with all the best and popular Muss
the day. the publishers Eastern prices shall he issued
lv The pnbllhers Ilec16-d&wtfl ALBERT y. JONES.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-01-22

F tho following performed aiene by tho Of
i BULLS SARSAPARILLsA, not wonders. thes
acknowledge that do not know the meaning OF the
word Read and be convinced that facts stranger THAI