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Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-12-06
Attorney General.

We copy the following from the COving-
ton Friend:
At the last session of our Legislature, the
Office of Attorney General was created by
special act, and the Governor empowered to
I'LL it by appointment until general election.
This was accordingly done, and if we are not
widely mistaken il now becomes part of the
duties deyolviag on the Site Convention,
which meets on the 9Th Of January to put in
nomination a candidate to ill that office at
the next ActoheE- alacti.aE.-
We do not see the place specified, rs one
to be filed, in the call of the State Central
Committee. Why this is so we csnnot imsg
Inc, for more important State office the
voters of Indiana will not be called upon to
elect in 1856, than the one to which We allude.
An Attorney General has charge of the liti-
gated interest Of the people Of the State, and
consequently due care and foresight should
be manifested in his selection.
We know of DO aspirants to the post, and
vet We deem it well worthy Of the most
ambitious We wish, however in this con-
nection to propose man-not that we are
much in the habit Of making newspaper nom-
nations, but We think this is one highly fit
to be made and that it will add strength to
our ticket. We allude to Hon. Joseph f..
Mcdonald, Of Charlottesville.
This sterling and whole-hearted Democrat
unites in himself all the elements which quail
ify him for such an ONCE as the one of which
we are speaking. Honest and capable, he fills
the fall measures of the Jeffersonian standard
His requirements and natural abilities a
lawyer are Of the finest ORDER and no man Of
his age stands higher in the legal profession
of Indiana than he does.
Mr. Mcdonald has the still further Qualifi.
cation of being young and vigorous, posses
sing sound mind and sound body, and ca
pable Of almost any conceivable amount o
physical and mental endurance. He has at
tanned his present fine and commanding posi-
ton, both in his profession and his party, by
the native energy of his mind, and by indie
fatigable industry. Trained to honest and
manly labor, as mechanic in mis- youth, hi
has not abandoned toll in his manhood, anc
the consequence is that we know of none o
the prominent men of Indiana who can lool
forward to brighter future than Joe Melon
aid. He is emphatically a self-made man
and the people always like to honor SUCH
We want to see Mr.. Mcdonald On the Stat
ticket, and on the stump, in 1856. He i
more than a match for the best stumpers o
fusion Accommodating abolitionism, and w
desire to see him harnessed in the work. III
has the physical ability to canvass the entir
State, and would doubtless do it if nominate.
TO the Office We have indicated. We will b
the better of having such laborers in the field
not but what Mr.. Mcdonald will work On o
of the ticket, for he always does, but h
could be measured doubtless with great ad
vantage if candidate, against his opponent
whoever he may be.
We are for Joe distinctly.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-12-06
Mnrder AT Elizabethtown.

We understand that on Friday evening a
man named Colman, who has been for sever
al years engaged in the stage stable Of Carter
and Thomas, at Elizabethtown, became en-
gagged in difficulty with John Thomas a son
of s. B. Thomas, Esq. Young Thomas
struck Coleman, when the latter Immediately
drew pistol and shot the former, instantly
killing him. As there had been no hard
feelings between the parties, and the previous
intercourse had been friendly, it is supposed
that Coleman must have been instigated by
the whiskey fiend.
There will Low be opportunity afforded
Hardin County Jury to clear the skirts Of
that section from the infamy attached to il,
by the Infamous Ward verdict
Another revision of this dsplorable affair is
that during the afternoon Coleman and
Thomas were playfulIy wrestling, when
Thomas drew knife and threatned Coleman.
The latter then pulled out his pistol and
shook it at Thomas Bystanders then inter-
fered and parted them. After night they
CHANGED to meet again, and the conflict re
suited fatally to young Thomas-LOu. Cour-
ieT
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-12-06

FANATIcIsM IN AMsRIcA.--0n the "a of
November, 1922, Mr.. Jefferson wrote to DIR.
Cooper: The atmosphere of our country is
unquestionably charged with threatening
cloud of anaticism-lighter in some parts,
denser in Others, but too heavy in all. had
no idea, however, that in Pennsylvania, the
cradle Of federation and freedom of religion,
il could have arisen to the height you de-
scribe" What would that illustnous sage
have thought if Know Nothingism had
sprung mp with Its molstrous proposition to
prescribe millions Of the people on account
Of birth and religious faith
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-12-06

Above have only given a list OF the cash prizes,
il would oecnpy too much space here to give deserp
ton OF the entire scheme, including Real Estate, which
In itself amounts To Si50AOo full and complete de-
scripion Of the various Prizes will be found our cir
euars which will be sent postage free any part OF the
Unred States, 10 any Who may desire them. Agents
wanted To whom will be given 90 per cen ON all sales
aud the following Premiums, viz: Tothe Agent who shall
dispose OF the greatest number of shares, between this
and abe day 0f drawing, will give $1,000 in American
gold 10 the ID $780, 10 the 81 Sl0 10 the 4th S7U0,
the 5th $500, abe Oh $780, the sth $50
S2uO, the 9Th SlOO.
Persons wishing in tLs sale of shares by fur
nishing me With Recommendation sjgpsd by the Post
Master, or some other well known responsible person.
will be furnished with tickets, document &c.
Address ajj orders 10
IRA b. ADAMS, Principal.
Ogden, Henry County, Indiana.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-12-06
TERMS CASH ADVANCE.
A CARD

HAVING received and q ranged the mos :
plete assortment OF goods of every description
invite all creation aud the Of mankind walk In
and examine MY goods Ny stock Of Fancy Goods aud
black Crying Babies, dressed; Wan. China and Indla
Rubber Dolls aud Doll heads, China Tea and Dinaef
Sets Jet bracelets aud Cornelian Rlnes Fancy No<
Boxes Music BOxe-; Aceordeon-, Taa6orines, hs.ios
Magic Lanterns, Noahs Arks, Pocket Books: Shot aud
Money Belts Cutlery Of the best English manufacture
Scissors, P0gnArd- Pistols, Rey0lsers Bowie Knives
Perfamsry Of excellent quality choice Havana cigars
and James River Tobacco, Snun, Smoke Pipes, Nun
Boxes, India Rubber Goods Pickles. Pranes, Citron,
split Peas, LAnIes, Juniper Berries; Hemp, Canary,
iaraway, Coriander aud fennel Seed Oaf Meal SAGE,
Pearl, Barley, Parma, Millet Cocoa, chceoate- Al
Peanuts, Raisins Surrans Dates. Figs, sardnes pure
Cider yineear, Olive Oh, Rock Candy, HoarhOaRd and
Iceland Moss PASTE Jujube Paste, Lozenge Pea
nuts, Almond and Rose Candies very large los OF
Bird Cages direct from the Manufacturer Mouse and
Rat Traps Wire Sleeves, Hobby Horses Willow Wagons
aud Cradles chidren's Rattan Chairs, Cabs, veioei-
pcdesi Coo pair Skafes 0f Them low p contl
UD4AD i0rped0es, 100 boxes goldchop tirecrsekefs,
ladies Feeraekers, extra large sizs Crackers, coiored
Roman Candies, dc dc. An Immense stock 81 hncy
Baskets aud Willow Ware. af the latest mports0ns,
amongst these are beautiful Work Basket Work Slands
Berlin and sailor Baskets, Travelling knitting aud Once
Baskets, French Market Baskets. Toy Willow Wagons,
Coaches aud Cndles, Clothes Baskets. Hamper, vers
large lot sc Japanned Tin Ware and Tin Toys, amongst
this Deed. Cash aud Cake Boxes, Tumbler
Drainers, Post Office, Stoves Skiets, Express Wagons,
dc, &c. Wooden Ware, Brushes, Rope and Tslne,
Cedar Tubs churns aud Rneke Sealed Measure. Bat
f~tne selected stock OF Gfoceries and endless
variety OF Goods too numerous Ia mention. I buy ali
my Goods from The manufacturer importer aud
oner them, thereiors a. low they he sold HE
CHARLES MAKER,
no ~ WI No " NashlnsIOn street.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-12-06

GA wealthy farmer in the State of New
York, being engaged in law suit with Mr..
Havens, wrote the following classical epistle
to his attorney: esquire Wells, sir, if the
suite Of HeaUsz's goes agin me, i want You
to kary it up to a higher oorte, for God knows
i don't owe him one cent"
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-12-06

Hoss--The Wabash Express saws the mar
ket here for hogs is ready at $3.50 some as
high as 5,6O-buyers anxious and sellers
holding of.
~ We have few more scattering returns
from the New York election, but nothing to
vary essentially the results We have already
given.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-12-06
Agricultural X cities a straw Cut,e,
PUBLIC SALE OF
swamp Lands i'm Orange Co.

Paoli, Aug. q, 1856 \
pursuance of the provisions OF act entitled "An
Act 10 regulate the sale of the Swamp Lands donated
by the boifed States to the State Of Indiana pro-
vide for the draining and retaining thereof in
with tbe5 ondtion Of sail grant," approved May
- 1851 and the several acts supplemental thereto
proved June IL, les2 and March T. 1885, there will &c
offered at public SALE ai the Conrt House. the town
Of Paoli, the following Swamp Lamps, lying aud being
la the said county OF Orange situated follows witt
In township, No ?, South Of Range West, 100 acres
being the : w N OF section II.
10 township, No. ., South OF Range West, 80 acres
being the 4 "a OF y OF section IL.
The sale will commence the 10th day of November
1855, O'Clock in the forenoon, and be continued
nom day day until all the lands offered. The con-
ditions OF sale are cash.
n. COMiNGORE,
Auditor Orange County.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-12-06

TIHR undersigned, having taken out letters Of Admin
islration the Estate o. John Cro~der late Of this
Cousty hereby notifies all persons knowing themselves
indebted to said Estate 10 forward aud settle the
same, and those having claims against the Estate pre-
them Cor settlement Estate supposed TO be solvent
oct 10 w4w GEO. w. MEARS.
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M'KERNAN d EDGA r.
REAL ESTATE AND STOCK
Off Il

Rates Of Commission follows
All sales from $500 5000 inclusive will be 4. ed =
. cent as commissions; the value Of the pto.,e ~
advances above S3tDO the rate per will ecsc.
in the following ratio From $500 TO 400 az a.. :.
cent; from 1000 10 5000 Ia D cent; from sss, IN
s7,OO at a p cent; from S7OoO. and much ersai,1
as the sum may be, IL VIII not be less than one pel
aud ali above mentioned going above a. us y
will be cent charged on first $1,000 On all sale,
OF property, while In our hands commission j. chzrve
No sale, commission charge whatever. We reoar
notice 10 be given two weeks previous 10 Wiihdrs
Of property IRON our BOOKS. And We further wish u
derSood that hold all persons responsible for the
mission Property when trades may be eommcaos.4
with the of said property before the Withdraw
Of the same.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-12-06

rThe papers state that Miss JULIA
BRowS, undertook to elope, and broke Down;
father in the way or something;
JULIA is like certain fruit-what is il?
Cantelope
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-12-06
LANDRETHs GARDEN SIGNS

SHALL. receive again this wln Ter, a very large Lon
OF The celebrated Gafden Seeds David Ian rem
fhindeipIia Gardeners sther-. Who xn,It fo 81
lots ct certain seeds, viii do well 10 give me their
gIisls ~ 60 sslqfe pew ieal, "a the demand In the
Dot furnish enough My assortment win be Complete in
nne of the aemand In The spring Al house eepers
she nave small spot of ground, will do well 10 invest
lew dimes In those seeds a. they will reap doar--
CHARLES MAYER,
no ~ VII No % Wn-hl
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New Features for 1850.

aud very interest * story VIII be commenced
IA January by Marion Harand, author OF Alone" and
mense sensation In the literary world. Also
Miss Virginia +. To~nsand viii commence In the Feb
rusry number NOuvelette, which know will strong
ly interest The readers Of the Book "
Stories by kngsh Authoress.
How to make Wax Flowers and Fruits--wtth kngraY-
ings.
The Nurse and tie Nursery
How 10 make a Bonnet
Troubles Of "a English Housekeeper.
The An Of Sketching Flowers from Neture-xith en-
grasihesio be copied by the learner paper, 10 be
eolored.
Maternal eounsels 10 Daughter Designed 10 aid her
la The OF her health, the improvement OF her mind
and the cultivation of her heart.
New style OF Illuminating Windows aud Lamp Shades,
Poetry and History Of Finger Rings illustrated; Shells
the ladies, and where they come from with engny
ings
New designs OF Interest 10 the ladies sprnFing up
ever day shall avail ourselves of ever thing that
Interest them. In fact Godeys Ladys Book y viii
In addition the above win be continued each Ne.
CfOiey's splendid Steel engayings
One hundred pages Of reading.
Odey's challsnge Fashion Plates Ia this in every
other department, defy rivalry iinitation-
Embroidery patterns Any qsaniiiy Of them are given
monthly.
Dress making with diagrams To cut BY.
Dress patterns infants and Childrens Dresses-All
kind OF Crochet and Netting Work-Cloaks, Mnntelet
Ialmas, Collars Chem.etts, Under Sleeves, bonnets
Window Curtains, Broderie Angiaise slippers, Caps
Coaks Evening Dresses fancy Articles, Head Dresses
Hair Dressing Robes tor Night and Morning, Carriage
dresses, Bridal Dresses wresths. Msntiss, Waking
Dresses, Riding Habits, Boys Clothing, eapes add
Cloaks Of Fur IN season. Crochet and Netting Work
DRAWING LESSONS for Yoatb--leo0 desisus, hu-
wiz Iail Instructions Cooley. inyal ,sble Recipes upon
every subject
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-12-06
INDIANA SEED AND AGRICULTURAL
WAREHoUsE.
OTIS LITTLE. GIANg
CORN AND con MILL

PAIENlED NAY 10, lisa,
= doubtless Invention among the most nDortaut q .
modern times, for the OF well advised farrDer.
and stock federsand the universal favsr with which a
has been received from the first than anyth M Isr
aitess ts utility and superiority.
For portability, simplicity OF construction and conve
nience OF use, the Little Giant has equal II weigh.
from three 10 I've hundred pounds sccOrdng 10 si1e
can put up In operation by the farmers la ~ minutes.
without expense mechanical aid then adjusted and
used with convenience by any body.
The Lule Giant has received the First Premium
eVeTy tse Far from Missouri u Mar the past Pail
and that IN the nosl complimentary manner.
These Mills are guaranteed ia the most positive
against breaking derangement and warranted
grind feed from corn. and grils ne hominy from
sheiled cOrn with degree Of and Kenience 10
farm purposes never attained before.
The subscribers prepared 10 furnish the Ear
mers with improved patterns and size 10 suit the varied
wants of all.
No. i offered s40 complete, ready for attaching
the team, and warranted 10 grind 10 bushels Of feed per
hour with one horse. No. al 80, will grind IS bushels
per hour with horses No. al S6O will grind ~ bushels
per hour with horses
We own the entire aBd exclusive right 10 make aud
use, and yend 10 be Used. the above named Mil IA the
cOuntiese Marion, Haulilt0n, Madison Morgan Ham
cock Rush. DECATUR, johnson, HcDdrlcks
Mills al manufacturers prices and WIN Eil5@ liberal
pany the order. We shall la all decfd rxhts
in the above named eOuniies and prosecute all Infringe
menfs upon them promptly.
BERKENMAYER d BREWSTER.
aug e dlw6m "a East Washington 81, Indianapolis
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rrs'>se ~ % triurr
Il cf Marion County, Indiana
BE IL known, that this 2slh DAY Of October, 1855,
the above named paintn died In The once Of the Clerk
OF the Court Of Common Peas,o said County, hls
plant against said defendant with AFFIDAVIT that said
defendant Is not a resident of the State Indiana
Said defendant Is therefore hereby notified OF the n
ing aud tendency Of said complaint against Aim, and
the calling said cause the second day OF the nexi
said Court be held at the Court House, In
dianap0lis, the first Monday In January, le55, said
compai aad and things therein contained
will be heard and determined 10 his absence.
Nm. STEWART,
By JNQ. &. NEW, Dep
SeidenstckeE & Coulon, Attorneys for Paints.
/ mol dlNw3t
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NORTH WESTERNsAGENCY.
FOX SALE AND LOCATION or
LAND "A77A MITE.

AND THx
ENTRY OF LAND.
THE undersigned (Brothers) have formed a CO. pa n
nershp for the purpose OF Acting Agents and Al
torneys Others In making selections aud entre. O.
Government Lands and In selling and locating Land
Warrants In the North Western Staies-more especial
y la the State OF Iowa, where Of the hands
TIE country vet vacant aud subject To entry.
In Offering their services TO those who may Interest
ed la Land Warrants DESTROYS OF entering lands the,
would say lnai with their OF The country; the
direclionof ne rnal impros and e sections o
coniry 20 which The greater asnonns emigration i.
tending The undersigned feel confident in their abil,
10 make good, and w caso-, better selections s
parties Than they Tor themselves, snd iheFby save
them the expense journey, loss tiIne aud mach
of the expense necessary for nakng Surveys when only
a small quantity OF land Is 10 be entered.
Charges for making selections aud locating Land
rants and TO sover Land Once Fees will he a. follow.
For locating AZ acres Warrants, and for oree Fees IS
:, ,so = -. q ..s
rants. reasonable deiucton on above rates will ba
made 10 those having lar number of Warrants To-
Gated Charges fol making entries With cash, will De
Fees, sl oI every 20 scres) charged By Oce only in
location OF Warrants - "
JsThe undersigned viii sell Warrant, for cornr,i.
Sion of ga per cent on proceeds Of sales. -
All communications and business directed To eIte, 81
The undersigned al their respective places residence
vi" pfFSPHa isS pi'sHs s 1!ssdsd s 81
Indiana polis Ind
WILLIAM J. GATLINGa BK6THfR.
Fort Des Moins-, Iowa.
REFERENCES:
Joseph A. wrIsas, lsefsrsar Of Indiana;
;. r. Perkins, Chief Jastiee al
:. John u peifee.. issq, Indianapolis. Ind;
NJ. q. Bright, ESQ, Madison, Ind;
John b. Niles, ESQ, Lapoue, Indiana.
Geo II. bickng, ESQ, u the ciiy OF Philadelphia
Messrs hanss, Goald q CO, New York CITY;
oc p dow3m
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE
BY THE
Great Western Cash and Real Estate
Company, at
INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA.
SHARES ONE DOLLAR EACH,
IIStE OE CASH BRI ZES

lara WING to lake place the few
~ manning thousand shares can be disposed OF. NO
ce OF which will lee gyen In the most popular papers
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-12-06

We would advise ali who intend subscribe 10 send
la their orders soon, Cor We 'dO not make duplicate
stereotype plates, will be dculi supply the demand
We expect list Tor lss6 will reach 1Uoo0 esyes
The best plan subscribing send your money di-
rect 10 the publisher Those who send large amounts
had better send drafts, bat notes will n drsfls
cannot procured Letters better Registered
only COSTS ave extra, and their safe rcepon
insured.
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ELANNEls.

L,LANNEIs.
II Is bales red Flannel assorted qualities
10 " yellow
Received this day and for sale by
JAMES LOW & co.
no 10 fIe Main Il, Louisville, ny.
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OFFICE OF SINKING FUND,
IRdiaRapolis. Sept. 3. ln55. 4

Explanation of the abbres iations In the foregoing
tiee: for east; for west; for nort Cor south; hf
hale or for quarter, fr for fracton FOR sectiOn
for townships. nd r o
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OWEN COUNTY.

Part of n fr - 10 W. containing 26tz acres
bounded described page 533 and 534 book nf TIA
Record of Deeds OF Owen County; also out lot Is
Of the of Spencer containing acres more or less
mortgaged by James Galetcly and Ann Gaeteiy hi
wife; loan interest etc $40 dolls 9sc.
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no feet OF the n end Of lot In block "a In Mich
Cin, martxaged by Alfred G. CLARK, forfeited and so
credit To William Rochester; loan interest etc 52l
sc. -
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FRANKLIN COUNTY,

The hf of the or and the hf of the ar and e
hi of the "a qr OF No IL IL ~, mortgaged by
Ricords, forfeited and sold on credit to Nehemiah
HAYDEN; loan interest etc 1851 dolls zoe.
The bf ofthe e or OF see Is IL ~. Also tho W
nj OF Ghs = On OF IL. Also the or of Is all In
f1grI e: Morgaget BY Thomas Owen and Mahsla
Oven his wife; loan interest etc SAL dolls o6e.
The Srcf sec = and the ar OF sec Is both OF
tere-t etc al dolls a6c. 90
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lfe N or OF sec 81 lsnf containing 1919 45-loO
aesss also the ar Of the or q,
tanhg ~ acres also the be or sect ISM
laslng 70 acres, mergaged by John H. Cook and James
seli and their wives, Margaret L Cook and Mary w
Bel Forfeited and sold on credit 10 James Gray.
1oa Interest, etc, 35e IL dolls.
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ceved in part payment for Real Estate at this Office
McKERNAN & EDGAR
sep2O Real Estate Agents aud Broker.
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The hf of the or of sec 81 30 - containing
80 acres mougaged by Welcome Pickett and Juliana
Pickett his wife Loan, Interest, etc, so dolls zoe
The qrof sec 10 ~ - e. containing IL "a 100
acres the "a or OF the of sec ID ~ ~ e,
containing ~ acres, mortgaged by Robert Scott aud Julia
Ann Scott his wife. Loan, Interest," etc, 364 dolls 25c.
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The irf Of the or Of sec No "a, town No II of
snye No w. containing 40 acres; Isortgaged BY Ma
tan Bdrchieid Nancy Burchheld, his wife; loan, in
ieresI, &c, It's dolls Sc.
The hi ofthe Or OF sec -, u n W, more par
ucuary described in Deed Record e. pages 25, 2i6, OF
n r. W, nortsnged by Lawrence Leonard q Mary Leon
ard his wife, forfeited aud sold credit 10 John Rose;
loan, interest, &c, 495 dolls SOC.
Tie hf of the ar Of see6, IL n, "a W; m0rtgag
ell by Wm Mcbride & Deborah Mcbride, his wife; loan,
interest 216 dolls 3qc.
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D0r eIs an
i.so .'.rrsi. 80 80 .,.a.a.. a.
-so hn.l'aIs 81 49,, -, Z. az s,t ava'
,ai AZ ,-,a,,.s Of 90 r nm ae'u 0ea''s
saao ,p,oands q, 800 hsrS ,a,Sp .,
aes,u r,~,ansis Of a., ,a,aiS,s III h sanaes
Ia- IN ,y,n,ds - a., f -,.,, ~ 'v"" sugar
s,o 1881. - -, f In5 NJ, n'o scuee
sss, gallons Of GOOD cider yinsg n',e 81"
The whole 10 be delivered by the Is, lime. lss.;
~. rOrt La1am'e Neoraska Isrrif0ry, Go miles iask
HaAsP"''a''"HJ '"" foTt LeareHn0rth, Kansas Ter
'""'s'
sO00 poau.is of clear b.co,, .sJ..
759 barr.ls 81 frssI, s.,.-aTa a.
40 bushels OF new white aeid h.ars
$3.50 pounds Of good hard soan
1914 pounds of good hard c.Ismao,in. .a.,,
1878 pounds of nrst quality DIV h,...~a .'.'es
1854 pounds Of first quality Rio coffee
tata sSIln,s ~ 800 esSan Wy nne san
tn - - - - S.is 80 -. ,.aossf.
80 " " ~ 1 oeore hs Isl august, 1855
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lercsl etc of oo's Ky
PORTER COUNTY.
RANDOLPH COUNTY

The n W or OF see "a Is N W, containing leo ae
mortgsged by William X. Talbot and Sinai Ann
Talbo,this wife; loan interest etc AS dolls soc.