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Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-01-17

-ad Ellsa Iii. ~lfs, ,oan.
Ruth Jenkins,n. Charles len- Novembsr Term,
eirs'Hi James h Runeod and 1850
Ihc object of the BIN alel In this cause is 10 procure a
partition of The lands and promises OF Sauh Jenkinson.
%siuele, lying and being In Talbot county, Stsieof Mary
land, among the parties entitled according 70 their re-
Tho AMI states that n certain sarah Jenkinson. former
y VI Talbot Couniy,a l%anatic, eui al the time OF her
death inthe year eighteen hundred and any two. u resi-
d"ni , the ciS Of Philadelphia. Commonwealth OF
f'nns, hania, died inissia,e and without issue, seizsd
aud ~pNsstssed OF an undivided sixth part OF portion Of
the lands and premises OF her father, John Jenkinson,
late Of Talbot County. decreased. sitnat,. king and be-
lux ocaf the town Of Easton, In Talbot ,Sanly. State Of
Manlanl, aud now Ia the occupation and possession OF a
certain James d. Rumbold. OF Talbot county, and a GER
The complainant aud the ssid Ruth Jcasin.an. any
Chalcs I,nklnson, of the State Of Indiana, widow aud
oni, child OF William Jcnkinson, deceased, her heir
ani legal representatives; and that the said James h.
knineeid and klon J. Way. are In the Possession of said
lands aad premises OF said lunatc, Sarah Jcnkin~on.
elalminr scsac right or tile 10 the share ef said William
Jeukinsgn, Who was n brother OF saidlanaiic. sarah Jen-
kinson, sud that the said defendants had refused any par
ution - said lands and premises; and that the complain
ants uro rcmcdyless, save by the aid Of this Coart. and
PRAYING a partition OF said lands aud premises among the
81 forth In said bin. and such further and ether relief A.
their ease NAV require; and also. that The said klon iva,
and Roth Jcakinsnn aud Charles Jcnkinson. are non-re-
a IA theroupeu, thi, ninctecash dAy 81 November
eighteen hundred and ~any-avc, adjudged aud ordered
That the compliments. by causing u copy Of this order
"a be published In some newspaper, once a week. for
three weeks. suceessivciy, before the 18Th DAY of Janu-
ary next, printed In the city OF Philadelphia. State OF
Pennsylvania, ami also once a week, for three weeks.
successfully, before the said 18th das OF January next
u, some newspaper printed In the city OF Indianapoli.
state OF Indiana give notice 60 the said absent defend
ants OF the object and substance OF said bill. and warn
Them TO be and appear Ia this Court, In person or by So
heitor, on or before the ateenth day % May next. "a an
swer the premises and show cause. II ANY they have
P. i. HOPPER.
dec II Wv SAMUEL 7. oPKISs Clork.
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THE FIRST NUMBER
a OF THE NEW MAGAZINE
o BOYS AND GIRLS.
TIL SCH E w.
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DIX & EDWARDS,
lHn .ha oo,h az narc,,hcr to-z -


WILL Blk ISSUED BY
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On ;he 10th of December. 1855. -
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lis being conducted with enterprise, skill. and effect
They are confident that 1t will become u most welcome
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MAGNIFICENT
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
NEW YORK MUSIC STOREl!

A. q. CRANE,
Temperance Hall, 30 w. w~ashing ton ST.,
NOW receiving direct from the manufacturers, n
~ large Stock of Pianos and MelodeoDs, among
which will be found one 81 oct. square Piano, with
round corners and carved moulding, Brown ~ Allen,
Boston. This is the instrument selected 10y VI. StrI-
kusch on the occasion Of Mile Parodi's rec nj eoncert.l
One handsome q oct. from the same makers.
Two splendid 65 oct square Pianos, from the csle-
bratcd manufacturers, Peters. Craig 81 90.
\ large variety Of Melodeons, beautifully finished,
from 4 to 6 ocfs.. ranging from SIS to $500.
Piano Sfooi--new STYLES.
Ornamental Piano designs.
Six Cases Of Guitars, embracing one mSgnif-
cent Rosewood Guitar. ivory bridge aud edges, silver
head aud pearl keys Persons wishing to make "A Vaiua-
bic prvscnt are requested TO examine this Instrument
Hts rom tho celebrated maker, C. Y. Martin, and for
purity OF tone aud beauty, cannot be equaled by any
Gu Tar ever brought 10 this city. Also, nve other Gui.
iars, from the same makcr,less deliberately finished and
varying In price from IS to $50.
100 Eioitns-amOng which are three handsome
ly iniaid superior-toned Violins, from 81 10 So.
Six dozen Flutes. one toS KEYS. from 81 to $50;
among which are two splendid cocoa Flutes, s silver
KEYS and slides.
Large variety Of FIutinas and Aecordeons,
many beautifully inlaid, from So 10 $40.
Baljes. Drums, Flies, Flaggelets, Strings, (best quail
ty,) aud Sheet Music, de-, in endless variety.
PIANO TUNING.
Having engaged the services Of a first eIass Tuner,
(Mr. II. l.. ATKINS, late Of the Piano WarcrOOms of
Smith 4 Nixon aud Mureh IL White, Cincinnati) all or
ders for tanning left at the Music store will be promptly
attended 10. dec IA d&wu
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A FIXED FACT.
Capital 100000
KRELY'S GREAT MAGNETIC GIFT
EXHIBITION!

WILL be drawn on the evening Of the sd January,
w 1856, at Masonic Hall or Washington Hall, Indian
apolis, Ind
The Drawing and Distribution will be on the Square.
No admitiance TO any but Ticket-hOlders.
The audience will appoint the I'M TO superin'
tend the drawing, who will be under oath 10 act justly TO
all.
Death of the Proprietor alone viii prevent the Draw
ing. -
Tickets limited 10 %, 600 and no blanks.
1otUu Gifts will range rom Sle00 10 p cents
Consisting OF IA Dwelling Houses, in oxford, Ohio, and
Edinburg, Ind; b b Hiding Lots, in indianapolis, Ind,
Oxford, Ohio, and Edinburg, Ind. A large number of
fine Gold and Silver full Jeweled Lever Watches. A
great variety Of Fine Jewelry and Engrayings.
For particulars see Programmes.
The Proprietor owns all the Real Estatei in fee simple.
TEkNs-single Tiekess 81; 6 Tieketsfo s.; Is Tickets
for $40; p Tickets for $40. The money 10 be deposited
in the Central Bank, and refunded to Ticket-hOlders il
the Proprietor fails to comply with his contract.
Order Tickets by mail; money enclosed, directed 10
L. *. Brownell, ESQ. Central Bank. Box 1910, Indian
apolis, Ind, or Of the Proprietor at Edinburg, Johnson
County, Ind. J. J. KELLY, Proprietor.
N. b. All Gifs drawn will be sent BY mail to the lucky
holders. They will please forward their Tickets TO l..
X. Brownel, ESQ, Central Bunk, FOX 1910, Indian
apOlis, Ind. A list OF the Drawing will be Immediately
forwarded TO each Ticket Moderator the drawing.
i authorize Mr. Haze 4. IathrOp, as an agent for In
dianapolis and vicinity. All Tickets sold by him are
legitimate. L. |.
dec IL d9awGw5
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6JJohn G. Turk, Esq, late Of Greencas-
tie, has become one Of the editors of the Ke-
okuk Daily Times.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-01-17

GCol. Braxton Bragg, Of ga little more
grape" memory, has resigned his commits
sion in the army.
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Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-01-17
LANDRETH's GARDEN SEEDS.

LhNOuAE1h 0hdDEN oEEUo
Il HALL receive again this winter, a yers large LOT
Il of the celebrated Garden Seeds from David Landretb,
Philadelphia. Gardeners or others, who wait to get
large lots OF certain Seeds will do well TO give me their
orders on or before new year, as the demand in the
spring for Landreth's Seeds, is generally such, that can
not furnish enough. My assortment will be complete IN
time fof the demand in the spring All house-keepers
who have a small spot Of ground, will do well TO invest
a few dimes in those seeds, Us they will reap dollars.
CHARLES MAYER.
no 10 VIII No 90 Washington street.
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WITH the January No. commence the 9Th Volume
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MERCHANTS, HOrEL-CFormerIy the Duncan
vi House) on the West side of the Public Square,
CONVICTION, IND.
ADLER d Co. having purehas ID the above house, and
having thoroughly renovated and reftted the same, an
nOunce that IL is now open for the aeeommod ton of
customers.
The Hotel will be under the management OF Mr.. Geo.
Isier-whose undivided attention viii DC given towards
making comfortable all who may favor the house with
their patronage.
Attached To the house is a large and commodious Sta
BILE, entirely new.
Travellers will find it to their advantage to give us a
call. ADLER x co.
Covington, Jan. g, Is56.-d&w6m
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-01-17

FIRST DEVELOPMENTS OF LEAP YEAR.-
A PARTY of twenty-five ladies and gentlemen
from Rockville, Conn.,, visited this city on
Friday, in the capacity of a sleighing party,
dining and taking supper at the Massasoit
House, and visiting the Armory and other of
the prominent features Of Springfield. The
ladies acted as escorts for the gentlemen, or
dering the meals, paying the bills, and fur
nishing the comforts Of the trip generally
We hope to record many fruits of this leap
year galIantry among our matrimonial an
nouncements before the year is O~ver.-Spring-
feI (Mass.) Republican. Jan. s.
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NOR SALE OR small Dwelling. on
II Alabama street, between Michigan and North ss-
Apply 20 w. T.. WOOD.
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MACAULAY'S ENGLAND.
TWO NEW VOLUMES.
HARPER g. BROTHERS,
FRANKLIN Square, New York,


PH6Hsh this Day
tFrom early Sheets, by arrangement with the Author,)
THE HISTORY OF ENGLAND,
LNROM the Accession OF james III. BY TAoNAs Bah
IL INGTOS MACAULAY. With an original Portrait of the
Author.
Prices OF HARPER's UNIFORM EDITIONS.
A handsome Octave Library Edition, printed on SUI
,pefdne paper, Muslin, 81 so a Volume.
paPslsr Dupdeeiruv E.ttivn, t.siaisd ON ans paper,
Muslin, G2L cents a Volume.
"A cheap Octave Edition, Paper Covers. 25 cents a
Volume.
rour Volumes are now ready.
NFHARPER ~ BROTHERS ~lll send the above Work
by Mail, postage paid Ito any distance within the United
States under BOO Iniies) on the receipt of Money.
Jan IA d&wlw
REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
THE undersigned has established an Agency for the
i purchase and sale of Real Estate in Noble and adj
joinii z counties, aud has effected arrangements which
offer superior inducements for those wishing to buy OF
Particular attention will be paid 10 Renting HOUSES
Leasing Farms, anG other business which 1t may be nee
essary for non-residents 10 leave ia the hands of an agent
1 hr REFERENCES:
DR.. i. W. II. Ellis:
Ju .ge Hanna. Fort Wayne;
John y. Howe, Lima;
Condit, Wright 81 Hayden, indianapolis.
JAMES MCCONNELL,
Jan II d&wlys Real Estate Agent, Ligonief, Ind.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-01-17
INDIANA SEED AND AGRICULTURAL
wAREEIoU :
s OTIS LITTLE GIANT
CORN AND COB MILL.

u ~ LD Nal U I'D
= doubtless an invention among the most important OF
Il modern times, for the use OF well advised farmers
and stock ieeders-andt the universal favsr with which il
has been received from the first, more than any thing else,
attests its utility and superiority.
For portability, simplicity Of construction. and eOnye
nience OF use, the Little Giant has no equal Ii weighs
from three 10 five hundred pounds, according To size;
can be put up in operation by the farmers in 20 minutes,
without expense or mechanical aid, then adjusted and
used with convenience by any body.
The Little Giant has received the First Premium a
every State Fair from Missouri To Maryland the past Fall
and that in the most complimentary manner.
These Mills are guaranteed in the most positive man
ner against breaking or arrangement and warranted ID
grind feed from ear corn, and grit> OF fine hOminy from
shelled corn, with a degree of ease and convenience 70
farm purposes never attained before.
The subscribers are now prepared to furnish the far.
mers with improved patterns and size to suit the varied
wants Of all.
No. ? is offered at $40 complete, ready for attaching
the team. and warranted TO grind 10 bushels of feed pei
hour with one horse. No. ; at $50, will grind IS bu.iIel:
perhour with horses. MOI at SEQ, will grind 20 bushel:
per hour with two horses.
We own the entire and exclusive right TO make and
use, and vend 10 Dc used, the above named Mill IN the
counties of Marion, Hamilton. Madison, Morgan, Han
cock, Rush, Decatur, Bartholomew, Johnson, Hendricks
and Boone,-and shall be at all times happy To- furni 4
Mills at manufacturers prices, and will allow n libera
commission for orders the money in all cases to accom-
pany the order. We shall in all cases defend our right
in the above named counties, and prosecute all infringe
ments upon them promptly.
BERKENMAYER & BREWSTER.
aug 2EdlWbm ~ East Washington ST., Indianapolis
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The National Agricultural meeting this
morning. was largely attended.
Resolutions were adopted complimentary to
McCormick's reaper.
The propriety Of establishing meteorological
observations on land, was one of the subjects
under discussion this morning. President Viii
Ter has withdraw the announcement of his in
tention TO resign, greatly to the satisfaction Of
he members 4 ~
A rand dinner TO the Diplomatic Corps
takes place at the Presidents house to- night.
Cramnt,n and Marcoletta are invited, with
their ztfachees..
Lori John Russell wrote, IN January, 1898,
20 Mr.. Champion q letter, declaring that the
British Government intended TO adhere strictly
To the treaty negotiated april 18th. 1850, and
not assume sovereignty, direct or indirect, in
Central America.
Mr.. CLAYTON having a knowledge Of a trans
cript OF that letter being ON file in the State
Depari meat, has induced the Senate TO request
TO the President furnish a copy.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 9.
Thu weather is clear and intensely cold this
morning. Last night was the seyerest expert.
enesd here for many years. No mails have ar
rived this morning from any quarter. The
train that left Philadelphia last night has not
arrived. 1t is presumed thati 1t is detained BY
ice in the Susquehanna-
The southern aud western trains are also de-
tanned.
The tssrrooster 81 daylight st"d "a do
gress blog ieso
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SfapenI,orsf,

Ed. HOfschIaeger s. Sfapcnhorsf,
EEAvE RECEIVED PER BRIGANTINE
VICTORIA Bremen, the following
desirable goods, viz;
Calicoes. Printed Fancies, Pnkpads, Printed Jacones
Books medium shades, White Shirting, Jacones Bishop
Lawns, Muslns, Gnghams, Musqueto Netting.
Irish Linen and French Cambria.
Hosiery. Mixed Socks, black and White hose,
Merno Socks Cotton and Merino Drawers and Under Shirts
Silk under shirts.
Worssed. Orleans, Coburg Mchar Shsts mi-Lustres
Alapacca Lustres, Figured Orleans, Curtain Damask
BrOadcIogh. Drap de Zephir, Scarlet and Billiard Cloth
French Silks. Satin Chine glace, Lustrines nor,
Cravettes all III the latest styles Silk Ribbons Tafetas
and ReveiIlos.
Clothing. Paleto Goats, Jackets CIoaks pantalcons
Vests Blue Navy with olcloth covers Blue and
Re1 Flannel Shirts Peacoats and Monkey Jackets
Shirts. White Fancy, all descrAons Teckenberg
Sailor Pants Overalls and Jumpers
Boots. Shoes and Caters.
TovIinen Bags.
Perfumeries. Eau Cologne, imitation genuind,
Maria Farna basket Eau de Layande and Florida
Patchonl, E55: Bouquet, &c.
Preserves. Vegetables and Meats Sourkrou and Beans
Glassware Tumbers, Wine, Porter Ale Glasses
Decaners Looking Glasses, Barometers
Spy Glasses Opera Glasses Pincers and Mathematical In
stEuments
Wines & Liquors claret sauterne. Musca e ladies'
wine) Hook and Champagne Wines, Maytrank Extract,
Cognac brandy Holland Gin (Scheidam9
Sundries Flooring stones Tiles small lot Of Oak Plank,
Gunpowder and Shot, Delicious Westpaia hams and Va
riety of other articles
Per schooner PEEL from Manila, Rice and patent cordage,
in assorted to inches) Jars Manila Confectionery
and Chocolate
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