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Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-03-08
Lieutenant Maury on Gun Boats.

Lieutenant Maury, in a recent letter con-
corning the abandonment of the Navy Yard
at Memphis enlarged upon the importance
of our having great numbers of small boats
with guns of heavy calibre, instead of perse-
vering in the old method of building large
ships at great expense, which are useless
against Notifications and in defending har-
bors. The failure of the recent expeditions
of the Allied powers has caused similar re-
marks to be made by the most experienced
Engineers in this country and Europe and
it appears certain that all the science of the
country is required to place our Navy on a
level with modern Improvements and the re-
quirements of modern war. Our fortifica-
tons are probably more efficient than is gem
orally supposed; still. we trust that the sug-
gestions of General Cass will lead to earnest
thought and speedy action; and that the
continuity and perpetnity of peace, and the
welfare of our commerce, will be secured by
making it evident that they cannot with inn
punity be disturbed.--Jownal Of Commerce.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-03-08
BY AUTHORITY.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
Public 81

Public 81
AN ACT making an appropriation for completing me
public buildings Of Oregon Territory. and Minnesota
Be enacted bg the Senate and HOHse Of Representa-
tises Of che United States Of america an Congress as
sembled That the Of sNty-seVeB thousand dollars
be, aud the is hereby granted and appropriated,
Of any inappropriate money in the treasury TO de-
fray the expenses Of completing the public buildings in
the Territory Of Oregon, which are commenced and
partially completed.
SEC. ,. 9Hd be a. further enacted. That Of the said
Of siNtyseVen thousand dollars, the Of forty
thousand dollars shall 100 expended, according the
provisions OF the act of the legislative assembly relating
10 tho public buildings Of the Territory. in completing
the penentiary; aud the Of twenty Thousand
dollars shall DO expended. according 10 the provisions OF
said act ia completing the State house. or house for the
meeting Of the legislative assembly PrOridsd. The
commissioner elected To suPerntend the erection OF
said buildings shall tho said money 10 be
pended insure the completion OF said buildings
without additional expense to the United States.
SEC. 2. find BE- a. further eaaefea That the sam Of
eleven thousand five hundred dollars be. and the
is hereby, appropriated 10 completes the the territorial
capitol and build workshop for the territorial prison
in the Territory of Minnesota. in accordance with est
mates made by the agent appointed by the Secretary Of
the Treasury, said 90 be expended under the Iii
reetion Of the Secretary of the Treasury.
Approved Feb. l., 1850 mari
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-03-08

~ Lewis :-Ataclaneui In the Marion Circuii Court.
BE il known that this 7th day Of February. A. u.
ls55 the above named plaintiff filed In the Office OF the
Clerk Of the Marion Circuii COM, his ani aud At
hdnvn for attachment la de above entitled Gauss.
with AN undertaking approved Of by TIE CLERK. and also
The affidavit Of competent and disnieresisd person.
that said defendant l. not resident 81 the State of In
diana.
Said defendant. Henry Lewis j. therefore hereby
tined Of the filing and pendeney of said complaint
against him. and that unless h- appear and answer .
demur thereto al the calling of said the
day Of the next term Of said Court. 10 h. held
Court House IN the city Of indianapolis. the 9Th
Monday Ia April next said saint. aud the aiier-
and things therein contained, wa be heard and deter
mined In his absence.
ATrEsr WV. STEWART. CLERK.
by JOINS &. Arw, Dcp'y.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-03-08

OF A Shipment of collins is about to be
made from Boston to the Crimea. These
coffins ia halsitu are to be filled with various
delicacies for the use of the troops, and on.
their arrival will be robbed of their delicious
contents to make way for Others more legiti-
mate, if not so savory. Strange place,
Boston.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-03-08

0rF. The United States District Court has
decided that although the United StatessAt-
torney may give information to grand jury
as to legal matters, examine witnesses, &C.,
he has no right to be present while they are
celebrating or deciding upon finding a BILL
Czerelqnd Plain Dealer.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-03-08
Public 35.l

AN ACT to establish AN additional land district in the
Territory of Oregon.
By fhc Seaato aud H0KSe of RspreseHfG-
Of the United States OF -7srca Congress
sembisd, That all the land lying south OF the fourth stand
ard parallel, in the Territory Of Oregon, DO, aud the same
is hereby. created land district, be caed the
Umpqua district; the land office which shall be
tabshed at such place within said district the Prs
dent shall from time 10 time direct and the officers for
which shall be appointed in the manner. and have
the pensaton, powers duties obligations and rcson
sbilie that prescribed in the sixth section OF the
approved July seventeen. eighteen hundred and M!
entitled An act amend the act approved sep
tombor twenty eighteen hundred and hfty 10
the office Of surveyor general of the public lands II
Oregon &c. Provided, horsuer, That thus aci shall
not 20 into effect until three months after lis passage
SEc. lind be AZ JarthSy enacted That the district
living fourth Standard parallel in said Terri
tory shall DO known as the Willamette land district
approved Fob. Il, ls55 marl
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-03-08
NOTICE OF THE DsscoNrsNUANcE

L - > IA
ecnnes and wnaIae Indiana. Under the provisions Of
the second seon 81 The act % Congress aro, Cd June
-. 1870 which declares tat whenever quantity ~
pubic lands remaining utlsod Ia any land district shall
be reduced 10 number II acres Ices than hundred
thousand. u shall be the duty of the Secretary ~ h,
Treasury 20 discontinue the land once for sueh d,.lrs
aud IL any land in ANY such district shall remain unslt
al the time ol the disccntiHuance of land once the
same shall be subject Ia sale ~ Of existing
land Offices convenient the district In which a.
land Office shall have beer discontinued Of whIeh ~.
SECRETARY &C the Treasury shah give nuiiea, and ina.
much the 9TH srcilOn 81 The al approved an Sellu,
her. le4l. aulhcrzcs the Secretary the Treasury a.
cOninns land district tn Which situated fhe .af "a
the qaataty land uDsohi la rucn district MAJ -
amount b. hundred thousand acres when In hl.
opinion such eoatnnance may H. required hy pslc CON
yenienee. n order slose The Land ss-,rn In .h
act that sijec approved June ~. lsfl: cad me-
dufH abese reqsfred has beea dereIrrf -.
rae Secretary 81 fhs fafsrOr - rae
HoMs DsPsrfasAf.' approved ~ March lsf9
Noce Is accordingly hereby giten. tlai IN view Of re-
ports from the land officers al Jeiorsanre Nincenne-
aud Minsmne. tai the vacant land Ia each of said
tricts l. reduced below hundred thousand acres.
Secrsfary 81 the fafcrlsr rh tkf appreciation 81 rae
Pyssideaf, has directed uia e land ofcs Al Jcnr-cn-
vile- Ninsenne-. AMI NinEac. n the Stale of indiana,
DO discontinued, and the lands rcmsinng unsold Al The
time o the dscbuuuance he made suet 10 sale al the
land 9nlce al I.dia~sPsiis she seat VI government Ia
said state.
lands nsrnnining unsold ana unarpropsisieA Nv law
and subject "a private entry, within Inc limits of the dis
ricts discontinued. IA cease 10 - subject 20 enlrx
heretofore ri those Offices from The date II ac recsta
Of this notice hy the registers aud receiye hcreo and
the land officers Indianapolis win give pubic notice Of
actions f,r entries OF any such ad. II il.rr c.
JOHN NILSSON.
Commissioner of the General Land once.
Jan. q, iss5 ieble~ts
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-03-08

To be accounted for. S243, 100000
The export statistics of England would
show that about $203, 100000 of the precious
metals left that country during the two wears
-S125OOo0O0 in 1853 and S79,OoO,OOO IN
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-03-08

y LoNtF O John ~ Stiutft~- - James llh Attnch-
mont: i'm the Marion Circuit Cour.
BE IL remembered. that la the above entitled cause
pending in said Cour. the said plaintiffs have th- dan
filed la tho Office of the Caerk OF sst Court. affidavit
OF competent person. that said defendant i not resi-
dent Of The State of Indiana.
Said defendant h therefore hereby notified Of the filing
and pendency Of said complaint. ad that unless he APP
aud emur thereto the calling sad
The second day of the ct said Court.
10 be held at the Conu House Va Indianapolis, the
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-03-08

THE BRITISH PREMER.-Lord Palmerston
was born in 1894, and consequently now is
II years old, but has the appearance and Wig
or of a man Of fifty. He first entered office
in 1907, and has since that time played an
important part in the diplomacy of Great
britain $500 !
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-03-08

~ titon for Divorce, in Marion Circuit COuri.
be known. that on this sd day Of March. fec5 the
above named plaintiff, filed la the Clerks ono of said
Oonrt, her petition for divorce against sid defendant
with an affidavit that said defendant j. resident Of
the State OF Indiana.
Said defendant Is therefore hereby notified Of The fling
aud pendency Of said comInini. and that unless he APP
pear and demnr thereto nj the calling af d
cause on the second day OF the nex term of said Court
10 he held nj the Couu House in ndanaos on the sh
Monday in April next said complaint. and matters
and things therein contained. Will be heard and deter
mined In his absence. MM. STEWART. CLERK
MccARTY pl'ntfs atty. fu,ars-llt-u4w
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Wh. STEWART. CLERK,
Il, JSO. a. NKw. nep'y
X. L. NkLPoLE FOR pl'niL marl-dll-N3n


Henry Hisbee w. Charles y. ". Dor
Ill seg q William q. Watkins: Complaint IN Court
OF commos Pleas Of Marion County
BE II known that this 10Th ,lay af February lsss
The above named plaintiff ed in the of the Cier
Of said Coun his complaint in The above cse. with an
AFFIDAVIT that said defendants noi residents II the
State OF Indiana Said defendants therefore herly
aud inst unless they appear and demur there
To. ON the calling of said the second ay Of the
next term Of said Court Ia DE begun aud held the
Court House In indianapolis. on the hirsi Monday l.,
April next, said cause will he heard and driern.. ,
their absence.
Brill a. HA-Krs.I, Plaintiffs Cor Au'ys.
u r NM- STEWART. Clerk.
l.lralalNI Rr LIZ. ~
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-03-08
War Makes way with Gold.

The Eastern question and the war which
has grown out of it have made sad havoc
with the gold reserve Of England and France.
Before the question had assumed a serious
aspect in 1853, the two national banks in
Paris and London held about two hundred
and thirty-seven millions dollars in their
vaults-the French Bank S12l 100000 and
the English S116OOO,OOO They have been
losing it ever since and singular to say, in the
face of the receipt during the two years 1853
and 1854, of about sixty millions from Aus
tralia, and eighty Notwithstanding direct
shipments from San Francisco, not entered at
the custom house-from the United States.
This is exclusive of the import into England
and France of silver and other bullion from
Mexico and the South Pacific coast, of which
we take no account on the score of the war
question; that silver being re-shipped, for the
most part to China. To sum up the gold in
vestment
BEFORE THE WAR.
Bank of France reserve. Sl2l, OO0,OuD
Bank of England, ............ l16,OOOOoO
Total. s237, 100000
SINCE IMPORTED.
From Australia to London. 49,. $60UOO0
u. States to London and Paris 100000
San Francisco - 100000
Grand toll; ........S 1917 100000
OBSERVE.
Ban e =. S72,0O00O0
Ban OF England. 100000
--S134 100000
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T AURAREAMv~;r Frances sarah Rea nm

Il 4 Morris Ream, Laura :. Ream. Mari Campbell Ream.
Oscareila Ream. Fannie Ream aud Erastns Ream Pc
titlon for Partition, Ia the Marion crceit Cour
BE II known. that this ~ day of March, Is55.
above named plaintiff filed IN the Of the CLERK Of
said Marion Circuit Coun. her petition Cor partition OF
real estate. and also affidavit that defend
ants thereto, not residents Of the of Indiana
Said defendants therefore hereby notified Of the
filing and pendency of said complaint aud that nnless
they appear aud dcmur ensio at the calling
Of said cause the second ay OF the said
Court. 90 he held nj the Court House IN Indianapolis
the 9Th Monday In April next. said complaint and the
matters and things therein alleged, will b. heard aud
determined ia their absence. l.IH
WM. STEWART. Clerk
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mari



AN ACT authorizing the constitution Of line Of tele
graph from the Mississippi Missouri rivers, 10 the
Pacific
Be enacted bE the Senate aHd HoRss Of Reprsseafa
tises Of the United States Of america iR Congress
sem1ied, Thai Hiram o. Alden and James Eddy,
associates, and assigns, hereby authorized and
powered 10 construct, at their own expense. lime Of
telegraph, from such point The Mississippi or MIS-
souri, river they hereafter select. through the
public lands belonging Ia the United States, which
lands the right way two hundredf feet ia width, for a
purpose Is hereby granted, 10 san Francisco, in Caar
MA in IA direct "A line - practicable
SEC. = find be n further enacted, That all voluntary
or Intentional injuries 10 said line Of telegraph 10 any
property thereto belonging within the Territories the
United States shah be deemed, and hereby declared
10 be wful and malicious tresasses, and shall be pun
ished las such, aud all laws Of the United States
Ina force in any Territory thereof which may hereafter
be enacted for the better security and protection Of prep
erty, and applicable 10 such Offences, shall e, and they
hereby, extended for the protection Of said line Of
telegraph, into and all the territory belonging TO-
and under the Jurisdiction or the United States through
which the same may he eonstrueied and all legal pro-
cess and proceedings for the detection alr punishment
Of the aforesaid offences shall be within the jurisdiction
of the courts. aud shall be issued aud the
proper Law officers ia the States organized Territories
Approved Feb. II, ls55. mari
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REn.ccA BIRcH w. william Bnrch

Petition for Divorce. in the Marion Circuit Court
Be Il known. thai tins I'd day Of March, 1876, the
above named plaintiff fled IN the Clerks Office of said
Court her complaint against stid DESCENDANT and also
anaN n that sand defendant l. resident ofhe
OF Indiana.
. Said defendant, William Burch ,s therefore hereby
that unless no appear and OF .eur 10 said petit
ton al the calling Of said the Second v 81 the
eS term Of said Court be held al the Cour House In
indianapolis, the nth Monday Ia April next the cause
will be heard and determined in his absence.
WIN. STEWART. CLERK.
X. L. WALPoLE for pl'ntf. lmar5-iIfa4w
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0E-5-The Pittsburgh An,e,Ioan says that the
snow in Lawrence and Armstrong counties
Pa, is from ten to fifteen feet deep.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-03-08

N The Ciiy Treasure will la glad all Who have
not paid their taxes call possible and pay
the same as the Treasurer must have funds ~ pay the
debts OF the city, which must bs paid inmedniey
Tho Treasurer wilt take all faukable funds and city
ORDERS aud is also instructed 10y the Finance Committee,
take Free Bank Iaper Us pSr value. Come
feb3-dif A. b. sH0RfRIDGE, City Treas'r.
DROCHE, LONG a SQtAHE SHAWLS.
ID CUSTOMERS invited la inspcct stock OF Br0che
saawls purchased sacrifice and selling below the
usual rates ldec9marl III. HORN.
A MEXICAN RAILWAY CASfs.-A now work
( recently published.
WERDEN & CHAMRERLAIN'S.
mari-w u door east OF Capital House.
lUV Poets: at STEWART & BONEN'S.
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JOINT RESOLUTION r oHps.ao, Of the act syn.

JOINT RESOLUTION explanatory Of the act giving
compensation TO Judges Woodbridge and Chapman.
Be IL rss0irsa thc Senate and HOEse Of ReeprsseHfa
fioes Of ths United States Of .4sroa Congress
ssstted, That chapter hundred aud eighty. of tho
private acts of tho first session the thirty third Con
gress entitled An act 10 provide compensation for Tho
services Of George MOrol in adjusting titles 10 land ia
Michigan, " approved August eighteen hundred and
any four, BIO construed To give 10 judges Wood
bridge and Cbipman named IN said act, the cOmpensa-
ton iheren provided, only from the date Of the tsrna
ton Of ther appointments, rs such judges.
Approved Feb. Il, le55. E.- mari
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:. If'ut'IIc ..
AN ACT to provide for the accommodation OF tine courts

AN ACl Ia provide for the accommodation of the courts
OF tie United States for the district Of Ma land and
for post office at Baltimore city, Mary land.
Re enacted by the Senate and House 81 RepFssenfG-
tires Of the Unifed States Of .7eoa an Congress
6Ied, That the President of the United States be author
lzed Ia procure. or cause 20 be procured, suitable e
Or sites for bailing or buildings for courthouse and
post ofeo M the city Of Baltimoe aud that he prepare
and submit 10 Congress- at early day practicable.
plans and estimates for the construction OF building
buildings such site sites, together with the esi
mates for fitting up furnishing the for the pur
poses indicated Aud IL building should be on such
site sites which be- remodeed changed
answer the purposes indicated Ia the title of this bill ne
shall submit 81 Congress plans aud estimates for such
alterations and also estimates for fitting up furnish
ing such building buildings Prorded, That any
tract contracts ho make fpr such site Sites
shall be conditional and made subject Ia the approval OF
Congress-.
Approved Feb. Il. 1855 mari.
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drcd ana lofty u0Irzrs rruruin k--rrr-
button among the heirs Said heir are The 1ofihed
20 appear the first day Of the neu terry Id Court
and prove their hsirship, aud receive distribution
share. Nm. ; fEA1RT. Clerk.
Feb. &c. lSS5 mari 4. & p. Marion co.
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n y y
81 Canal, Manufacturing, Hydraulic, NAier Works
Company, William Burnett. Fnpcis A. tonvell. Henry
Van Burger, David r Morcesier, 4. A. bingham, n.
w Pattison. Robert " culum. David Hazzard tseoree
G.. Shoup, Thomas J. White. Thomas n Mitchell. ELIAS
Macy. Jacob Bunet. jeremiah Jackson. "a ssn Han
naman, " lian Sheets, John Charles. Rufus 4. Siap-
hey, Jesse Yosni Eliazer Beles Shdes Moore aud Hil
liaIn Hadlsy.
Be IL remembered, that the ebth day u Eebruar,
Iss5 the paini John Carlisle led in Che Oco 81 The
Clerk of 1he Marion Circuit Court, his AFFIDAVIT. showing
that the said defendant. The Central Canal Manufaa
tuTinr. Hydraulic. Mster Work ComIauy. icfarte
from tbe State &c Indiana will intent % dnnd It's
0rs. and 20 avoid the service u summOlr. and keen
concealed with IKE Intent Said defendant. The Central
Canal Manufacturing. Hydraulic, Nafer Works Gem
any, Is thsre0rc hereby Notified 81 the nling Of said
they appear deuur the complaint in the
action Al the hrst railing &C Tie In ld Court on
The second day OF the next ie % said Copri, he be-
oils, the nth Monday Ia April next. said complaint
and the matters aud things threin contained will he
heard and determipcd IN their absence.
felsg7 -ditw3w- maG1 WA. STEWART. Clerk
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JOHN r. PRIDE vs.. JOHN y. rRaL..

~ Attachment In Marion Circuit Conn.
BE IL remembered. that the 2sth day q January
A. ID. ls55, the above named plaintiff BY y. Barnard.
his attorney, fled In the Office % the Clerk the Marion
Circuit COun. HE bin Of complaint IN the above entitled
against said defendant. and also affidavit that
said dcfendont i resident Of the Indiana
Said defendant. John z. PraI, is therefore hereby
notified Of the Hing and Iondency Of sad complaint
against him. and thai unlos- be appear and plead 10 or
domur 10 said complaint. the railing of said
the second DAY OF the Tenn Of said Cour
be begun and hold At tho Court House Ia The city OF
Indianapolis, ON the ffih Monday 10 April next, said
complaint. and the aud things therein contained
will be heard and determined In hi- absence.
Attest. WM. STEWART. CLERK.
w-tap3D-mari BY JNo. a. hKw- Depy.
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John n. KELLOGG. HENRY :. KEEL

r. L. wlLrOLr for pl'nn y : @ MAJ f's
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, DoLpuUs II. smrru y.. HENRY

NM- STEWART. CLERK.
fclr9Ow3w By JNO. 4. Ngw. lts-u.v
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-10-11
Hints for Husbands.

There is an article aaOat in the papers enLi-
tied Golden Rules for Wives which enioins
on the ladies a rather abject submission to
their husbands will and whims. But the art
living together in harmony is very difficult
art; and, instead of cOnfuting the position of
the authors of the Rules aforesaid, we offer
the following, as the substance OF what a wife
likes in husband.
Fidelity is her hearts first and most Just de.
mand. The act of infdelity true wife can
not forgive-it rudely breaks the ties that
bound her hearts to his. and that tie can new.
er more exist.
The first place in her husbands affections no
true wife can learn TO do without. When she
loses that, she has lost her husband she is a
widow: and has to endure the pangs ofbereave-
ment intensified by the presence of what she
no longer possesses. -2There is living mummy
in the house. reminding her Of her losses in the
most painful manner.
A woman likes her husband to excel in those
qualities which distinguish the masculine
from the feminine being, such as strength,
courage. fortitude and Judgment She wants
he. husband to be wholly MAN. She can
not entirely love one whom she cannot entirely
respect, believe in, and rely on.
A'wife dearly likes to have her husband
stand high in the regard of the community in
which shey reside, She likes to be thought by
her own sex fortunate woman IN having such
husband as she has. She has taste for the
respectable, desires to have good looking
front door, and to keep up good appearance
generally. Some wives,it is said, carry this too
far, and some husbands, we know, are danger
ously compaisant in yielding TO the front door
ambition Of their wives. But good husband
will like to crafty his wife in this respect, as
far as he can, without sacrificing more im2or-
tant objects.
Perfect sincerity wife expects, or at least
has a right to expect, from her husband. She
desires 10 know the real state Of the case, how
ever il may be concealed from the world. IL
wrngs her heart and wounds her pride to dis
cover that her husband has not wholly conhted
in her. A man may proftabIy consult his wife
on almost any project, it is due TO her that
he should do SO, and she is glad TO bo con-
suited.
About most other things, a wife Graves from
her husband appreciation. The great major
ity of wives lead lives SO severe aud anxious
toll. With unimaginabe anguish and peril to
their lives they become mothers. Their chill
dreu require ineessant care. Only the eye
of God watches like mothers" says Fanny