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Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-05-17
A capacious Carpet Bag.

Meanness occasionally meets with shock
that is lesson To all concerned, especially to
the victim. On the Cleveland cars, a day
or two since, coming to Buffalo, was stall
wart man going to New York to buy goods.
He was not what might be called a stingy or
close man, but he was one who, when there
was a cent due him that swindling might
deprive him of would sacrifice a $50 bill TO
save the copper. Our friend had started
from Cleveland without any breakfast and
when Erie "hove" in sight, he gathered him
self up for a general skirmish for any and all
kinds of provisions. lie had carpet bag with
him, going into the dining room at Erie, de-
posted his carpet bag on one chair while he
took another by its side. He was lost for
about ten perfectly oblivious to any
thing save that he had blessed consciousness
of something rapidly and agreeably filling up
his 'inwards." About this time the land
lord came around, and stopping by our friends
chair calculated, "DOllar, SIR "a dollar
responded the eating mana dollar. II
thought yOn only charged 80 cents stseal for
one-eh?'' "That's true, :" said meanRess, " but
count your carpet bag one since it occupies
seat" (Thc table was far from being crowd
ed.) Our friend eXpostulated, but the land
lord insisted, and the dollar was reluctantly
brought forth. The landlord passed on Our
friend deliberately arose, and, opening his car
pet bag, full in its wide mouth discussed in
to it, saying-"Carpet bag it seems voafre an
Individual human individual-sir4 YOU
eat-at least Eve paid for yolI, and NV YOU
must eat" Upon which he seized livery
thing eatable within his reach, nuts, aisns,
apples, cakes, pies, and amid the roar Eof the
bystanders, the delight of his brother bassen-
gers, and discontinue of the landlord lphleg-
metically went and took his seat in tie cars.
He said he had provisions enough to last him
to New York, and after bountilul supply
had been served out in the cars. Th4e was
at least So worth in the bag, upon whth the
landlord realized nothing in the way dprotit.
So much for meanneSs B,,F0IO RsDlllf
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- ton street. keeps constantly on hand very large
stock of endless variety of goods, amongst which
groceries produce and provisions. genuine Havana 81
ar and the brands of Virginia tobacco; fresh peaches
and tomatoes in tin cans pickles aud preserves trines
Holsters and variety of other fish. white and red
French spanish and native wines, English ale and pOF
direct from the Cusnm-Hogs,. porte monnaies and
pocket books unrivaed in style quality. and price; per-
fumer, combs aud brushes Of every description pocket
cutlery knives aud forks dirs and scissors from
the best English manufacturers: German pistols and
guns Colts and Aliens reyolyers. game bags. fishing
tackle etc. etc. Toysa very large stock OF everything
in that line. brcsgs Of every description for claries
red birds, hooking birds. knocking BIRDS etc, also,
breeding cages and birds nests sialcs, willow baskets,
willow cribs willow wagons, willow cradles, willow
chairs, very low prices; Nions guitars flutes flies.
aceordeOns French haris, tam3ourines hanjOes etc.
etc. Fancy goods large and iue selection, pine and
cedar ware sle churns wash AID foot tabs; wc'i.
horse ami water buckets, measures. hks. pals butter
InOulds etc. Quick AMI large sales. also purcls
ing my goods al headquarters enable me 10 sell esp
oally manufactured goods unusual low prices. Thank
full for the liberal patronage which have enjoyed for
The last fourteen years solicit respectfully continuance
of the me. CHARLES MAYER.
No. - Washington street. doors East Of the Palmer
House.
juneai-,l & " IL
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WEEKLY STATE SENTINEL.
NJ PHILIP FRENAU was born in January

NJ PHILIP FRENAU was born in January,
1852. in New York, of Huguenot parentage.
In IT71 he graduated at the college of New
jersey, and was Of the same class with JAMES
MADISON and HUGH BREcKENEIDGE. FIRE.
NAU possessed considerable talent; he became
a sailor, a poet and an editor, and with sword
and pen battled for liberty. He was taken
prisoner, and endured the horrors of the Brit
ish prison ship in the harbor of New York,
where so many brave Americans persisted
from inhuman treatment. After his liberation
he edited newspaper in Philadelphia, sub
sequently in New York, and also in New
jersey. He published a volume Of poems in
1856. The most complete collection OF
FRENAU's writings was made by himself in
1895, and issued from his press at Monmouth,
n. j., in volume of 456 pages 8 vo. THos.
JEFFERSON, as Secretary of State, appointed
FRESAU as translator of French. He died
Dec. 1s, 1882.
CAMPBELL has transferred this line,
The hunter and the deer a shade,''
from Frenau's Indian Burying Ground, to
OConnor's Child. And ScoTr has transferred
10 the introduction to the third canto Of Mar
mion,
They took The spear-but left the shield,''
line which occurs in Frenau's poem to the
memory Of the Americans under General
GREENE, who fell in the battle of September
81, 1871, in South Carolina.
A sweet little poem by Fireman., appropriate
to the present season, is appended
MAY TO APRIL.
Z,
Without your showers
breed no flowers,
zach 1eld barren waste appears;
Ny blossoms sleep,
They take such pleasure in your tears
As your decay
Made room for May,
SO must part with all that's mine;
Ny 0almy breeze,
My blooming trees,
To torrid -uns their sweets resign.
III.
For April dead
My shades spread,
To her owe my dress so gay
OF daughters three
II falls on me
To close triumphs one day
Thus repose
All goes.
Month after month must hnd is doom.
Time the wing
May ends the Spring,
And Summer froles DER he. tomb.
The foregoing brief sketch is condeLse
from an interesting paper read by EvERT
DuYcHrScK5 at the May meeting of the Ne
York Historical Society, and reported in Il
E,so;ao Poet
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OLD SOLDIERS, ATTENTION

i Viz uUutFstEUCU VIII pFtDlTD
i applications for Bounty lands. granted 10 Ola II
Soldiers under the late Acl Of Congress, reason 81
able terms. 60
The new Land Warrant Bill gives leo acres 10 an
grades OF soldiers. from 10 major gcn-
eral, including the Widows OF all Revolutionary I'll
Soldiers and all Scamcn, who have been IN actual -
battles, who have serrsi net less fhan Fourteen
Days in some capacity In about tie Army.
Those who have alreads received loo
titled 10 another Warrant bal those who have icreet
~ acre Warrants entilsd 10 30 and lhos
who have received 40 Warrants are entitled 70 lao
more.
~ Once up stairs in Gdfiil's Block. over r. r.
BUFORD's Grocery, No. = West Washington Street.
faar20-d&w3w AUSTIN II. BkONN.
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BY AUTHORITY.
LAWS OF THE UNITEDSTATES.


y % y
OF TIE ESTABLISHMENT OF An ADDITIONAL
LAND DISTRICT IN THE STATE or CAlIfOk-
MA.
Whereas under The provisions OF the act Of Congress
approved March } lu3 entitled ga act 70 provide FIR
TIE survey Of The public lands in California, oc me
President Of the United States Is authorized al such ne
or times as in his judgment the public interest may 50
nnleratNely require, go divide the stale 81
Of which districts were established under said act by pub
lie notice, dated 2lst March. ls and wiers uie sur
Neys aud settlements have extended in California - lar
that The enicuce tc setfler. and The public la
require tho establishment three districts
thOrzed 10y the act Of the al March lt53 Aforesaid
Now, therefore Dc Il know - ihai under and by Gutbo
riy O the said act OF Congress Of Congress ~ - March,
l-53 the President Of the United Sate- as directed thai
the Stale Of California shall be diyded into three seI
rate land districts. the boundaries u Which fol-
lows. viz:
All that pan Ofthc State. commencing the Pacific
east, lying north OF the line between townships seven
aud eight l. and q north Of Mount DiablO base hne,
thence running eaast said line 20 the merdan thence
south on the mcran line 10 tbs line dividing township
ea> on sadline between townships three and four 10 tie
eastern boundary tie Siaie gill fora the iPpER
bIsTRCr- the sand Office for NJ Ga, LIS been estabi set
I al .NgrgsriAf.
All that pan Of te Stale ,irg south ii TIE above des-
crbed limits aui forth cfshe le dividing townships
twenty and twenty south. dIh standard sAuff)
will form ia, ATnufr DiesEIcT. aicr which
j. al heHic1 and an Thai pafi olt Siaie knE south Of
ii. an standard parallel, fl- %. ioAaa nsFzIsr,''
heretofore organized. se o1i1e established
al los .9Hgs0s and In yieE oi Tie said direction OF
The President Of the Unite States under The act
gress aforesaid the boundaries above mentioned snail ia
future be regarded limits OF the si and dsllicll
Civen under my hand al the ,iiy OF Washington ish
ninth day 0. April, 4. d., ISIS.
BY order of TIE President
Couaissi0nsr II fas 6rasraI Lama cEss.
may 3-w6i
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GA new edition Of MARGARET FUILER's
woman in the Nineteenth Century" much
enlarged from her unpublished manuscripts,
is soon to appear under the editorial supervi-
sion Of HoRAcE GREEDY and the Rev. A. B.
FULLER, a brother of the distinguished au-
thersss.
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ATTACHMENT

NOTICE - hereby given. that the 2ai day u
~ April. 1855, writ Of attachment was issued by me-
Christopher g. Were, Justice oiie peace the
~ OF Marion aud State % Indiana, al the instance
upon the AFFIDAVIT OF George g. Never against the oods
and chaiiels, credits rights and Effects 81 A. Dudley
and that the 10th day Of May. lS55 a O'Clock A NJ
nj my Office, Ia centre township of said cauuty. viii
proceed 10 hear and decide upon The cla said c. r.
Meyer Nhereofthe said A. Dudley and all other per
concerned. will take notice.
Christopher G. ERRBE ~ p.
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Madison and Indianapolis
RAILROAD.
TIME CTEANGED
Increased Facilities Offered to the
Traualipr nnp,,nuu,fu

travelling community
OVER THE OLD AND RELIABLE ROAD.
ON AND AFTER TUESDAY, MAY IsI.
~ 1855, daily trains To Cincinnati, Madison, 5ef-
fersonVille and Louisville.
Close connections made at North Vernon, with the
wide. r0Omy and comfortable the Ohio and Mis-
sssippi Railroad. Time reduced by this Gin
cnnaii. making 1 the most comfortable and pleasant
morning route
Trains leave indianapolis, 5l5 NJ, and AS, P N.
Arrive II Cincinnati, $50 an ln,00 p. n.
- - Madison, l2-55 S30
:. - Louisville go 90
Passengers viii please notice this Is the best arrange
men made for doing business in Indianapolis Mad
isOn aud Louisville. and returning day
Trains leave Madison at a. NJ, and 4. - ,. n
Arrive al indianapolis ll.I5 a. NJ, aud $50 p N.
.. Cincinnati, 2-10 ?. NJ, - 1000
= " Louisville. 200 - 9.N
Leave Louisville, e.I5 4. ". =. 3.S0
Arrive above. Indianapolis at As and 9eO Madi-
at l2-5J aud s.DP ".
Oar Freight arrangements perfect possible
and erery Alteration will be given 10 the forwarding
ireighls. by all officers and employees Of this road
Through freights Louisville and Cincinnati. Same
rates other those Points.
J. o. H. LILLY.
Superintendent. Madison.
W. II. TURNER.
Freight Agent. Indian aIo-.
X. y. JONES.
General Freight and Ticket Agent. Madison.
may
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A HOME PICTURE.
sY WILLIAM II. HoLooxsx.

They have wheeled the Old Mans easy chair
Under the poisoning eherry-tree,
For he still delights 10 hear and see
What Spring Is about in the open air:
For his heart Is young, though his head IS old.
And the light about him is purple and gold
bright-eyed boy, with golden hair
laughing child is at his knee:
And the Old Mans trembling hands are laid
Like crown upon his curly head.
picture beautiful to see
How Age and Infancy agree
In loving, prailing sympathy.
While down the snOw-white blossoms fall
Brightly, softly they can,
Like blessings dropped by the Father of All
On the Winter and Spring Of Man.
NATcuEz, Mss.
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DEPRAvTTY The men now confined in the
Lafayette Jail on a charge of numbering Ere
inburgh, held mock trials on Saturday and
Sunday, sentenced two of their COMPANIONS
to be hanged, and proceeded-'fn fun" of
course-to execute the sentence, by suspen-
ing them from a pole by a handkerchief,
much to the amusement of the rascals. Was
ever such depravity heard of ?-M 4. Led
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-05-17

AYEcDoTE OF SIR WALTER ScoTT4 Lady
Scott had a rich piece of cake, which she pre-
scented on a salver with glass of wine, and
which, not being cut into niJJleaUe pieces, had
been long permitted to remain entire, and had
been presented and represented times with
out number to successive visitors, till her hus-
band at length became quite tired of seeing
the same piece so often, and one day remark
ed, when guest was present, Really Char
lotte, this piece Of cake Of yours is beginning
to make me an old nla,l.v
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-05-17

GA new poet has just got above the hor
lion in Connecticut. We give the first ''ef-
fort -
OWED TO THE TINES.
:. Notes the falling dew of eve.
Are pleasant thoughts in poets songs;
But Notes on eve Of falling due,
To one 10 whom the cash belongs,
And who not getting Il will sue
Amt 10 pleasant, by a-sght -
00How few people see things just as they
are, instead Of seeing them merely as they
look to other people! Lowell says:
None dares confess he cannot see
What great Flapdoodle SPIES
And, like potatoes, fools are bred
From one another's eyes"
@There is letter in the Cleveland Post
Office, directed as follows:
ITO the big red faced Butcher,
With a large wart on his nose,
Cleveland,
Ohio"
The clerks expect licking when they de-
liver the letter.
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"a MIL q. cULLEy. GRANVILLE u. BALL N
CuIloy &c Ballard,

GeHsraf Collecting .fs-enfs. Endfaaasoffs, Fnf.,
VIII attend 10 the collecting Of all Accounts N0les Drss
&c., In any portion Of the state Of Indiana
iAMEs NJ. Ray, Cashier State Bank, indianapolis
BARBEK, Bows & CO.. Lafayette, Ind;
csLvIs FLETCHER, Sr., Indianapolis. Ind.
SnIsos. RfcHARDsoS & Co. Nos. n and - Bl-ks-oua
street. Boston, Mass;
ADAMS & Co.. Indianapolis, Ind.
'.IFB PIKRcE, No. As South "a ST.. Philadelphia Pa;
4. BRADSER q Co, l0l Iiteriy-si.. New York:
iEyEoLDs, KITE & TATrN. Cincinnati, Ohio. lmarldxw
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New Express Company.

\hiEA CAPITAL ot 500 O0o--OFfiCk
w Of The United States Express C0mFany, No. q
West Nasiingon-s, opposite the Bates House, India
nApOlis.
Proprieiors and Directors: u. y. Barney n. p. VIII
hams, A. H. Barney. James Mckay. 4. NJ. James.
Principal Office, - broadway, New York-corneF Of
Pearl and Seneca streets. Buffalo.
This Company will forward Bank Notes, Gold and
Silver, Merchandise, and valuable packages, collect
Dras, Notes and accounts aud transact all business
trusted 10 them with dispatch
Messengers will leave indianapolis daily Inc East.
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HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN.

Il NJ. e.. 4 SCHEtAun would respectfully inform
~ the citizens 81 indianapolis and ne shborho0a,
he principally would call The attention his ceriafn
Of AgGe, Fever, Cholera. Bronchitis Liver Cen
plant. Group, nervsas dcnlles. private Diseases etc
II = Office al Peter Busch's Hotel, near the Madison
Depot. aprll-d
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

NOTICE Is hereby given that the undersigned has
y been appointed by The Conn oi Common Pleas Of
Marion county, Administrator offhe estate Of JOSIAH ynu
deceased all persons indebted % said estate will please
call upon for settlement, and those having Claims
against the estate viii file them in the Clerks ofce 81
said COurt. Said estate Is solvent.
SAMUEL :. PHIPPS. Admir-.
April ed, 1855. apr y W4w-
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or A. DUDLEY MANN, has resigned the
Assistant Secretaryship of State, and VIM.
HUNTER, Chief Clerk, viii Professionally Of
ficiafe in his place.
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PROSPECTUS
OF THE
DAILY AND WEEKLY
lNDIf MA STATE SENTINEL
PROSPECTUS
C.waIkc "a II. b. Holcombe Editors


'ENEIE UND assigned RESPECTFUL-
L announce that they have purchased the lsDIANA
STATE SENTINEL, and will assume the control OF thai
Enlistment on the first day of March next.
Every energy viii be made subscrs lent 10 the csab
tshILent of the sentinel upon eminence where il
may meet the eNgencies of tie day, and rank ia general
Interest second 10 no other paper in the West
The editors viii command facilities through which
lhey INA! present the public with complete compendi-
nm ot curfeEt events. rendering their journal truly
'r'eT 81 RE 9ge-a newspaper IN thciuilcsi sense 81 tie
term.
The Commercial Depa1ment-cnlbTaeing AL matters
pertaining 10 the markets and monetary affair, will
the mercantile, mechanical and agricultural Interests Of
the state. In the Decisions OF the Supreme Court.
which will be published in cOrreci and reliable
With The strlcest regularity, will be found desid ratum
Of no ordinary consequence 10 the Legal Profession.
No EXPENSE or eNeTion VIII be omitted ln giving 10 the
Literature of the Sentinel the very highest character.
Through the especial and well directed Of the edi-
tors together with the regular contributions Of Of
the abes literary writers the county fainre will be
presented making the Sentinel welcome visitor al the
family fire-side aud the social circle.
In Politics, the indiana Sentinel will Of be
Democratic. Placing every reliance justice and ever
confidence in Truth, We abandon all that 10 ,hs
certainty Of the one and all that hope for 10 the t
umph OF The Other-to the ultimate ascendeney Of the
eternal principles transmitted by the trainers Of
stitation freedom and the fathers Of our national parry
The SsatiRci will be the exponent Of pdnciples-no
the organ Of ciques Notwithstanding 10 lis dr
serts alone for the high position 10 which it asPresh
OF the organ of the genuine the truly great and giOrOu
JefeFs0BIan, JacksOnan democracy Of Indiana
JOHN &. WALKER, Proprietor.
4. ". COTTON, Publisher
Terms The Weekly Indiana SeHtsHs! viii be issues
4 mammoth sheet, printed upon type. and fur
nised 10 single Subscribers for 80 per annu 10 Ciab
/ AT the following rates
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cHRIsTePHFR g. WsRsE|s ,
NOTICE TO HEIRS OF PETITION
To SELL REAL ESTATE.

ETLIL " I0UlI|l IlTII| Il-T y
NOTICE Is hereby given that Jesse Price. Adsnin.
Of the Estate 81 Thomas ". Hareis deceas-
has fled his petition si the Real Etaie 81 he dece
dent hls personal being insufficient Tay his debts and
thai sid petition will be heard the neki term IL ~
Court Of Common Pleas. OF said county.
Attest: MN. STEWART. CLERK
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GREAT SALE OF REAs. Estate.


FDN Virtue of the Authority, contained ia Deed OF
ID Trust. executed. BY the Cincinnati. IOgans-
pofi Chicago Railway Company. bearing date The .rst
day Of August 1871. aud recorded among the Land Re
cords of Cass county. Indiana. Mortgage Record Book
b.. from page numbers 345 IA 35l both inclusive which
deed reference s made for full statement of nay
powers in the premises, will offer for sale. at public
Auction 10 the highest and best bidder, without regard 10
the appfsee value thereof. at the Court House door
in the city OF LOganspOr Cas- comfy Indiana, SAT-
URDAY. the Nineteenth DAY If May 1875, al the hour of
two O'Clock ia the Afternoon, the following described
Lands situate In said county Of Cas-, much may
be necessary pay aud discharge the interest falling due
The first day of February. 1875. Bonds Ia the
of ten thousand dollars, sold 10y said Company
and secured y said Deed OF Trust, and held 10y Viii
liam ". Hsnes. and produced To me- and the cost and
expenses Of sale, 10 w.t. The North West quarter of the
South East quarter Of section number Twenty Seven
(2a). in Township number twenty-five l9j), North of
Range number threc 80. east also hundred
100 OF the South rarl o he South West quarter OF said
and Range, excepting portion OF thirteen acres Ol3),
and Ninety huudrcths of 1iiU). sold aud
conveyed 10y lhomas W. iaiisbey. 10 one Jchosaphat
McCauiey. n viii appear fully by reference such
convey ance, recorded in the Recorder Once OF said
Cas- county Eighty six and hunhreihs of
arres &c a-lGU) less. The Bonds produced
numbered from 10 ten both inclusive and Ofhe
denomination Of one thousand dollars each. aud the In
attached 10 the same, amounting five
hundred dollars falling due on the First day OF February
last. also Produced with satisfactory evidence
that the same have been presented Al the lace Of pay
meni- and demand 81 payment refused and that sixty
days have elapsed since such demand and default Of pay
mcut. deed la fec simple viii DE made Ia the Pur
chaser.
Terms OF Sale, Cash in hand
STEPHEN {. TABER, Trustee.
iugangpOrt. Anrl II. lr55. Sif Inl aDl4diNW5t
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WIG fIANVEACTORV

No. 30 FOURTH-sT., BETWEEN MAIN MARKFr
THE OLDEST STAND ~ LOUISVILLE KY
ms. q. NICHOLAS Invites the attention az her
vi customers % the newly invented - NESrIt -,
MkNOSD WIGS. " These Wigs were invented ia a.
Richard Beck OF London and made by one Of he ss
uefnen IN my establishment. who took the hhczf 4-
MUM for the best Wigs exhibition 40 the indnsir.i
Exhibition. London ls5i They are warranted moi a.
shrink; Those who have worn Wig kn0N that tha
greatest c0miOri Ia Wig j. In that viii not shr,ol
y besides. thea 80 close resemblance ~ n~
turc 10 defy detection. And % enable i-suerue A.
the effect. large assortment l. always keu on h.n
Cor inspection, any one 81 which, IL approved or 80.
the purchaser both time and trouble. a. Thee ele.u
specimens OF Wigs ssnnoi Be found elsewhere Also
and Cars, always GA hand and made 10 orlsr nj a.
shortest notice.
Combs, Brushes, PerfameTy. Gloves ana Ven.,st
assortment Of Fancy Goods 81 the --latest itntort.,,
= ladies' will please remember that thsr 81 haze
their hair dressed al their own residences
MRS. G. NICHOLAS, No g sth-si
u. T. HoaAs. Agent. ma,
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The DAILY Indiana Ssaiiael will be issued on & Double
Medium sheet, printed, Of course. upon type, and
furnished 10 single subscribers the Of 50 per
10 city subscribers Tor l21 cts. week payable
seminonhly 10 Carriers; Clubs OF 10 copies more,
Al the rate Of s. per copy All subscriptions 10 be paid
Invariably "a airaHre.
Address All communication 10
WALKER 81 COTTON,
taulI Ind
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0TSecretary DoBBIN, has been absent two
weeks. His health is improving, and he viii
eturn about the goth.
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No. 649. 80 acres in Clark county, Illinois some
Improvements.
Not JV 2bS5a acres IN Putnam county $50 acres well
Impoverished buildings miles south Of Manhattan.
no. 0o2 &aO acres In Jasper county H. miles from
NeWtown-iO acres cultivated Also 800 acres immedi-
ately on the Atlantic a Mississippi Railroad Illinois
Also, 40 acres In Eniugham county, III 400 acres in
prairie 40 acres tnbercd ;ailroad stscks viii Ice re-
ceivcd ia payment.
No. COL. 800 acres of land in Pratt county, ILL., G
miles south Of Monticello, 1 mile from the railroad
NO. GSb. Ia acres la Eiingham county. Ills. half
prairid miles north of Atlantic and AIi.,.siIni Ra-
road; Improvements good.
No. 029. , acres mile east OF southeast corner