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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-12-24

NATTENTION. WASHINGTON HIGH
"a naND d are hereby notified to
" " EVENING, the 2itn inst. at7u o,r,oct
precisely, as bus ness Of importance will he com.
munica:ed to you By order of
CAPTAIN WATT.
UeN 90 COIcmHndinn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-12-24
SUPERB GRAND PIANOS

THE TWO ELEGANT FULL GRAND
l. Pianos selected by MessTs. Chick 80
ering & Sons, Boston, expressly for hslfTTn
concerts Of ". 8 Thalberg In Washington, viii
be for sale In few days at the store Of the sub
scriber, at the factory price They are unquss-
tionably superior TO any instruments ever offered
for sale in this city. NJ. 8. Thalberg has placed
his autograph In both pianos as a mark Of his
approval and also thus certfes to their SD perior
ity:
The two Grand Pianos by Nes rs. CHECKER.
Ing Sons, Boston, used at my second concert In
Washington city, are very superior instruments
! can wi pleasure hear testimony to their excel
lence g THaLBERs
"Washington, Dec. 20, 1855
The subscriber has always in store the largest
and most elegant stock Of Pianos in this CITY
The new and unique Parlor Grand, Magrihcen.
Louis XIV, central and square Pianos, Of eve ~
scale and style, from the old and unrivalled fac
tory Of Chickering Sons, whose present ex-
celence is acknowledged by the highest authori-
ties to transcend even their former high renown
Also, number Of Pianos, cf hne tone and I'm
ish, by other makers Of acknowledged reputa-
ton
Second hand Pianos taken in part payment
Pianos sold lower than they can be bong Int either
In this city OF at the North
dec 2i-3t RICHARD DAVIS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-12-24

ABAN MIXING HOUSE OF CBUBR
~A BROTdERS -NOTICE.-Cur Eant.
Ing House will not be open on Thursday. the 25th
instant, Christmas day, and having parties notes
them the day previous. "''''N "
dec % q CuupD ppnr,,,n,
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B0HN,S
HANDBOOK OF WASHINGTON

THIS BOOK SHOULD IN THE HANDS
l. Of every stranger sojourning In the city; be-
Ing complete guide with panoramic view Of
A new Map OF Washington with ali the nev
Improvements, &c, for sale in the Capitol, al the
Book Stand, and at the Bookstores. dec g I'm
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MlNCE MEATI-nIyNC MEAT.-AN
lvA other lot Of our MINCE Mat
KING d BURCbELL,
de- ~ Conner vesmont ave. and 18th es'
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.etEa.f4 VENISON
Il FEW SADDLES VERY HANDsOMEvEN
"A iSoN just from he mountains.
KING & BURCHELI,
dec 70 oosnM vermont svsuus and 18Th n.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-12-24

SELLING OFF,
CEILING OFF, AND MUST BE SOLD TO
- close the season, new lot and style Of MAN.
TIES and CLoAks just opened, to bs closed
out by Christmas
Mantles and Cloaks from q TO $50
$40 Nantes and Claahs for $50
S3 Cloals and Nantes for $50
$40 Nantes and Cloaks for SO
$40 Cloaks and Nantes for as
50 Nantes and Cloaks for 81 and 81
A small lot Of M8ntl6s for 81 TO s.
few pieces Of heavy. Light, and dark greS
and brown Cloths for Cioaks and Mantles al 10
duced prices.
A large stock Of Ladies' dress goods. consisting
OF Silks, Bright Plaid and Plain Merir O, Mouse
lines, Delanes, Poplins, and Pdi's, al phces
which cannot fail to sell and must be sold nN>
duce stock. GEO r ALLEN,
dec - 81 Pa ave next 20 l0h 81 eel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-12-24

WANTED.-A NIDDLE-AGED WOMAN
w 10 Cook, Wash, and Iron White or Col
ored. Must core well recommended Apply at
the northwest corner Of 10th and N streets.
dec % TIE
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e. * REWARD.-STRAYE OR STOLEN
pc on Tuesday afternoon. December a.
23d from near Centre Market, a SORREL ~
HORSE. hind feet white, ard blind In olle eve
H ad Oh saddle and bride The above reward
will be paid for his delivery at Pumphrey's Sta
b.es, corner Of 9th and streets or by Addressing
note TO me at Buena Vista Post Otace, Prince
Georges county, Maryland.
dec 4-3.r BASIL T, RlDGEWAY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-12-24

gtONSi6NEES BAslNG GOODS ON
~ Schooners Ring Dove, from Philadel- 1t
phia, and Syvanus Allen, from Boston, e323&
now lying at Ale andria, can make arrangements
to have the same carted up, by applying to the
Agents Of the respective lints in Georgetown.
dec 2i-2ts CHARLES WISE,
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Wants.

yNANTED.-A MIDDLE A6ED-wOMAN,
w who can come well rec ommenced. Apply
al No 532 Maryland avenue, between 9th and 9TH
streest. south side. dec 25-3s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-12-24

MOT i'm ADDITION TO THE
~ magnificent stock Of Watches, Jewelry, ST.
yer and Plated Ware, advertised yesterday we
will open to-day an invoice Of goods entirely
new, embracing every description Of goods in our
line suitable for the present season.
NJ. w. CALF BRO Jewellers,
dec "a 81 32i Pa. av., bet 9th and 10th sts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-12-24

(NHRISTMAS HAMs,-CHOICE SYRUP
~ cured Maryland BANS, which have been
prepared expressly Coz baking We furnish the
recipe with the hams
KING BuRCHELL,
dec 2l-3t Corner Vermont ave and 18th ST.
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A O-SECOND.HAND, FOR SIS,
IA at JOHN +. ELLIS'S Piano store. dec "a
rURRANTS 23; MINCE MEAT Is;
~ Crushed Sugar Is; Brown Sugar 10. IL and
l2k and good Cooking Brandy and Wine 81
per gallon. JOS. w. DAVIS,
1tN Corner 9th and streets
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NEW BOOKS FOR The HOLIDAYS.

NEW BOOKS FOR The HOLIDAYS.
nR. KANE'S ARCTIC EXPLORATIONS
II Liz Of Fulton; illustrated
Life Of Washington, by Irving
Sketch Book by Irving illustrated
Memoirs OF Washington, bv c. M. Kirklaud
Recollections Of Lifetime, by 8. c. Goodrich
The Youth Of the Old Dominion, by Hopkins
Poems, illustrated; 6ift Books, Animals, Prayer
Books, In every variety Of binding. with large
variety Of Juvenile Books, suitable for the season
TO be had at Miss THOMAS's
Book and Fancy Store, High St, near First,
dec 23ets Georgetown.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-12-24

rOOK "A FIRST-RATE COOK WILL
~ frd employment by applying at the Banking
CO, Penn. avenue. None need apply unless
well recommended. dec 1851
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II The Sale OF Se,ts will commence on Tues =
Cav, at O'Clock a.. m, at the Box Once Of the
Theatre, and will continue on w ednesdey
Reserved Seats, as well as Adm ission Tickets,
may likewise be had In the evening az the door.
Doors open at a quarter TO O'Clock. perform
ance TO commence at qugr;er to O'Clock dec ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-12-24

NURSE WANTED.-AN ERICAN
~ English, or German Girl, to take care OF
children. The best testimonials Of character,
caIacity, and fdelity irequired. Apply at 3s 4
street, opposite Franklin Square dec 23-if
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I OST-IN COMING FROM THE WASH
- ton Depot from behind car CWN~
rage, large RUSSET TRUNK, EA14
marked on the end "R. p. DeS - sa3N lV\
ana on the top s'R. p. DE silver, .-k5aA-AS
Washington " The finder will be suitably re.
warded by giving Information respecting 1t a,
No. 267 street, or at this Office 1t*
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-12-24

EXCELSIOR GIFT, AND ALI OTHER
IL kinds Of beautiful Books, suitable for Christ
mes presents, at fER6usON's,
dec % 4S6 Seventh str, ct
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-09-11
The Eighth District.

We have the most gratifying accounts from
our friends in this District. Our candidate,
DANIEL w. VOORHEES,, Esq, has made, and
is making, gallant canvass, and if success
full, as we have no doubt he viii be, much,
much of the honor will be due to his untiring
and able efforts. There are few better speak
ers in the State than Mr.. VOORHEES, Logi-
cal, eloquent, and sarcastic, familiar with all
the questions now agitating the public mind,
as with household words, he handles them
all with power and effectiveness that but
few can equal. Mr.. VOORHEES, appointments
have been attended by tho largest assemble
yes that have ever been known in a Congress
sional canvass, aud no candidate who has
preceded him ever made finer impression
And the highest compliment that can be paid
to him is, that his opponent declined to meet
him on the stump, having tested his powers
in that line heretofore.
The Democracy of this District owe it to
Mr.. VOORHEES, to make an effort, not only tC
secure his election, but to give him crafty
ing and complimentary majority.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-09-11
Montgomery County.

In no county in the State are the Democra.
cy more thoroughly aroused, organized and
vigilant than in old Montgomery, and she
will give noble account Of herself at the
State election. If our friends in other por-
tions OF the State will do as we'll as have and
as will the Democracy in this county, our
banners will everywhere wave in triumph.
We notice that our candidate for State
Senator in Montgomery, LEWIS WALLACE,
Esq, has just closed a thorough canvass oil
the county with his opponent, DIR. LARA BEE
with the most perfect success. Mr.. WAL.
LACE has thorough knowledge of the is
sues now presented to the county, and with
a pleasing address and eloquent words nc
other result could have been expected. He
will be elected by large vote and will
make his mark in the new sphere Of duty
which awaits him.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-09-11
BUSINESS NOTICES.

IMPORTANT TO FEMALEs-DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLs.-
The combinations Of ingredients in these Pills, is the
result of long and extensive practices they mild
in their operation, and certain of restoring nature TO
its proper channel. In every instance have the Pills
proved successful The Pills Invariably open those OBJ
srucons TO which females LIABLE aud bring nature
into its proper CHANNEL whereby health is and
the pale and deathy countenance changed to healthy
one. No female can enjoy good health unless she is
regular; and whenever obstruction takes place,
whether rCn exposure cold, any other cause, the
general health Immediately begins to Decline and the
want of such remedy has been the of so many
eonsumpuons among young femaes Headache, Pain
in the Side Palpiaon ofthe Heart Loathing OF Food,
and disturbed sleep, do most always arise from the in
torupton Of nature; and whenever that is the case,
the Pills will invariably remedy all these evils. Nor
ere they less efcacious in the of Leucorrhoea,
commonly called the 90 whites.r These Pills hould
never be taken during pregnancy, as they would be
sure to cause miscarriage Warranted purely Vege-
table, and free from anything injurious to life or health
Fun aud explicit directions accompany each box.
These Pills are put up in square, fiat boxes. Persons
residing where there agency established by enclo
sing One Dollar in letter, prepaid, to DIR. C. l..
CHEEsKMAS, No. 267 BECKER ST., New York City, can
have them SAINT to their respective addresses 10y
oil mail. w. w. ROBERTS,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer for Indiana polls
julyl7d&wIy
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-09-11

Of duty, DO disturbed by tho reports which
will come from Kansas from this time to the
election, as plentiful as the falling leaves Of
autumn, of all kinds of troubles. And as al
illustration and proof, sec State Journal Of
Monday. The reported outrages will increase
in number and villainousness as the election
day approaches, and about that time some
great climax Of violence will be spread far
aud wide, some horrible tale Of wrong
doing, which will throw the imagination OF
CULVER, or JACK, the Giant Killer, COM
pletely in the shade. That is the game that
the Black Republicans have played hereto
fore, and which they will repeat upon an en-
larged scale. Trumped-up Kansas outrages,
and wicked, untruthful charges against the
designs and purposes Of the Democratic par
ty, is the stock in trade of the Black RePub-
leans. The father Of Ii es must be the foun-
der of their party, and faithfully do they
carry out the principles and policy of their
leader. With deception they started, by de-
ception alone they have thus far sustained
themselves, and in deception only can they
hope to succeed. To gain their ends they
would plunge the nation into civil war and all
its attendant evils. We warn our friends
everywhere of what may be expected, and
by being forewarned they will be forearmed.
Never in the history of political warfare has
any party ever pursued wicked ends, by such
villainous m cans, as have the Black Repub-
Iican leaders towards their opponents, and we
look for still more diabolcal demonstrations
if their ingenuity for evil has not become ex-
hausted.
Again wo say to our friends, be on your
guard, be vigilant, be active. The future
happiness. prosperity and harmony Of the
Union rests with the Democratic party. To
them is confded the great trust of perpetual
ing the freest and best government upon
which the sun has ever shone-a beacon Of
liberty, whose light has illumined and KEEP
alive the hopes of the oppressed in all ma
ltions-the fruition OF which to ourselves, and
its hopes to Others, Black Republicanism, tc
crafty It's unholy ambition for place and
power, would shroud in everlasting night
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-09-11
ST. LOUIS MEDICAL COLLEGE

THE Regular Lectures in this Institution will COM
j. mence on the first Monday of November 1856 and
continue until March. A preliminary Course al the
College, also Clinical Lectures at the Posp.ts and
at the Dspensary, will be delivere, Without extra
charge, during the month Of October
NJ. L. LlsTos, ~. p, Professor of Principles and
praSuSe OF Medicine. y
A. Luton, NJ. L., Professor of Chemistry and Phar
macy.
ChARLEs A. PoPr NJ. d., Professor of the Principles
and Practice Of Surgery and Clinical Surgery
NJ. NJ. PALLEs, NJ d., Professor OF obst tries and D-
seases OF Women AMI Children.
w: III. McPHrETERs, NJ. D., Professor of Materia
Medica and 1reT.poIlica.
ChARLEs W. S1'KPutss NJ. d., Professor OF General
Descriptive and Surgical Anatomy.
JOHN Il. JOHNSON, NJ ID, Professor OF Clinical Modi-
cine aud Pathological Anatomy.
:, II. WATTEEs, y. D., Professor OF Physiology and
Medical JurisprudeIce.
+. H. GREGORY, NJ. D., Demonstration OF Anatomy.
Inc most ample opportunities for Clinical instruction.
both IN Medicine aad Surgery, afforded by the sew
e'a large Hospitals and Dispensary under the care
the Faculty There also abundance OF matter for the
study of Practical Anatomy.
Fees for the entire course, $05 payable in advance
Marlculatng ticket (paid but once) IS. Dissecting
ticket SlO Hospital tickets gratutous. Graduating
free $50. ~iH
Students others desiring fss,aer niormation can
either address the DEAN and he win forward them
Descriptive pamphlet, arriving in the city, call up-
on hn at his Office, South west corner Of Tenth aud
Locust streets, the ianor OF the College corner
Z OF Seventh and Ny rile streets.
augn dSwsmI cHAs. A. POPE, NJ. D., Dean
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IMMENSE EXCITEMENT.
GRE AT 2 U BLIC SALE!
POPLAR RIDGE STEAM saw MILL! NINE

HERD OF HORSESI
THE subscriber will offer mt Public Sale, on Satnr-
i day the 21th day Of September, the Poplar Ridge
Steam Saw Mill, known Stokes's Mill, situated ia
miles north of Indiana pos three miles Of Behe-
ham, and I'VE miles east OF Zionsvile the I. * l..
Railroad The Mill is located in of the bestiimbered
regions in Ind Lumbermen and others wishing to pur-
chase Mill Property, will dc we'll 10 call and examine
said premises before day of sale.
Also-Nne head of Horses, rangiDg from four 10 nine
wears of age, two four horse broad Log Wagons
made at East Germantown, Ind, two two horse Wag-
ons az, i'm good repair $4,000 feel OF LUMBER one Of
buttons Portable Grain MIL just such every farmer
should have Gearing for thirteen head of horses, and
variety OF other personal property, too tedious to
MENTION Sale to commence At i0o'cock, the prem
ises on saturday credit OF twelve months will be
gyen on all sums three dclars the pgshaser Civ
ing his note with approved security. waiSing valuation
and eat laws. The public respectfully in
yited to attend. ocAbOh JEoSOf.
auVQ2.yJW
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AN ORDINANCE more ehectually 10 keep in repair
the streets in the city.

SECTION 1. BE Il ordained by The Common Council
OF the city OF indianapolis, that whenever any street
alley sidewalk (other than intersections shall ed
90 be repaired when holes or other obstrucos n
the convenient passage OF travel thereon shall exist
shall be lawful for the owner, occupant or agent to
the lot or land bounding hereon) 10 the same 10
be repaired, distractions removed abaed, at any
Time, 81 his or her expense, with the consent and
u9dSr the superntenoence of the Street Commission
or.
SEC 2 That IL shall be the duty OF the Street Com
M ssioner in case OF the failure neglect OF such
er or owners, 70 make such repairs, or remove such
distractions far the middle Of the street or alley
IN front OF his or her property, TO notify such
cause the same 10 be done, within ten days from such
notice, and In Of failure Of such owner 10 make the
repairs notified 10 be made, the Street Commissioner
snail proceed 10 make the necessary repairs and 10
commence suit in the OF the city, the expense
o. cost thereof before the Mayor, who SHALL on proof
'heTeo render judgment against such delinquent for
The amount OF such outlay with twenty per cent dam
ages thereon.
SEC. g. This ordinance be in force from and afer
its passage.
Ordained and established July 81, 1856.
Attest
HENRY F. WEST, Mayor.
ALFRED STEPHENS. City Clerk.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-09-11

M. Marshal,s Sale

IlH virtue OF a writ OF Execution III Fa) a. me d.
ID rected oni the CLERKS once Of the a. 4 Circui.
f OCTOBER A. ID. 1896, between the hours OF 10 O'Clock
A. NJ. and O'Clock p. NJ az the COurt House door IN
the city Of indianapolis Marion county Indiana oher
or sale II public auci9n the rents and profits seven
years, Of all The following real estate. town.
The Rorsh wesi ar Of sec twenty i've s5, tOwashin
sixteen l6), nonh Of range two @, east containing
one hundred and sixty (f0b asrcf or less aud
the north cast " Of see tweny-sx OOH township six
teen, (l6, North OF rarge two t2) east, containing one
hundred and sXty (i6O acres, moro or less Also the
east half OF the southeast qr section twcniy-thrc
(23l- township ll6), rorh Of raagc two ts east con-
tanning eighty ieUl acres, more or lees
Also, the west half q The northeast quarter Of sec
ton lweui, three CD, township sixteen (IG, north Of
range two (sl, east. containing eighty go acres more
or less AZ also tweniy-Gve tss acres Of the south
end Of the east half 81 The north east or OF see twenty
east.
Also, twenty Eve (25) acres ontho sout end az tho
half ~ The north west Or OF tucnsx four f1fl
township sixteen no., north 81 range twa ID. cas-.
All fthe above lands situate Ia Marion county, and
State Of Indiana.
Also, the ioiosing lots situate Ia Ens & Mays sub
division e out-boc. No. one hundred and thirty eight
li3-) In the city Of Indianapolis and state OF Indiana
tO-wit Lots Nos I. 3, s. = q, n. u Is L. 10 81 -
=, %, co. % "a, 36, Is 40 and a. Aeo the following
real estate situate In D'kes addition o. said cts Of In
danapolis tewit Lots Nos To- II and u fn square two
Also, lois Nos and J. In square three, % and ali o.
square No. eight 81
And upon failure 10 realize sufficient sum 70 satisfy
The demands will, at the time and place. and la
marner aforesaid. Cer for sale the zee simple OF aid
above described real estate. Taken the properly OF
Allen May, at the suit Of Charles d. Bowers Secretary
Of the Hartford ins Company against sa, Allen
DAY, John r. Dunn, and Ashabel p Willard.
augssw-tu. JOHN 4. ROBINSON.
U. :. Marshal for The hi 4 az Indiana.
(PnuIcr's Zee. - col
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-09-11

MARIETTA AMEs.>
SIATE OF INDIANA, MARION COUNTY, SIS. In
- the Marion Circuit Court OF Marion County, in the
state OF Indiana. OCTOBER Term, A. ID. le56.
be known that this Sh day Of September, in the
year 1906, the above named plaintiff by his attorneys
ed IN the office OF the Clerk Of the Marion Circuit
Court, his complaint against said defendant, in the
above entitled cause together with affidavit of a
competent person. that said defendant Marietta Ames
Is not resident of the State of Indiana Said defend
ant is therefore, hereby notified Of the filing and pend
ehey oil said complaint against her, and that unless she
appear and answer or demur thereto, at the calling
said cause on the second day of the term of sand
Court, to be begun and held at the Court House.
city OF indianapolis the fourth Monday In October
nexl SAID complaint aid the matters and things there
in contained and alleged will be heard and determined
in her absence.
WIN. STEWART, Clerk,
BY JEo. NEW, Deputy.
Morrison, Ray E yMOrris0a, Auys for Pfrn.
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guirrp sgATrs LAND OFFICE,

Indianapolis Sept. 9Th. 1856. I
WE arc authorized by the Commissioner OF the Cen
w eral Land Office, to give notice that all entries
and locations of land in the Vincennes District bs d
continued at this Office which will more fully be shown
by the sth Section OF the act of Congress, approved
Aug. 18th 1856, accompanying this notics - -
JANIS TAEB0fT, Register
c. w. RsszR. Receiver.
SEC. G. .6ad De it further enacted. That ediate-
y after the assage Of this act the commsioper OF the
General Land Office, shall give directions to the Regis
ter and Receiver Of the Lend Ciices 1t indianapolis
forthwith, to transfer TO the Land Offices Ut Vinc!has.
the books, documents, maps, plats surveys, and all
oIner PsPsra aud things depasted In the Land Offices
at indianapolis by the fcs.lsr aud Receiver of the
Land fces al Vlncennes, and originally were ruo,i-
ted in the Land Offices Vincenaes and we're trans
fcrred from said Offices 70 tho Land Offices in lndianap
oils, under the provisions of the act for abolishing
Land Offices under certain crcumsta nces and for of,
purposes, approved June the twelf,s, Sisneeh hum
dre1 and forty; and the said olcrs at cenhes are
hereby recstabshed ahd rebrgaized as fully and ef
fectualy the trasaton aud the sales of
publie lands within the said Vncennes land district
II said land Offices had moi been abolished by The pro
visions of the act last afore:sid
2. :. The Register OF the Land Office gives notice
that the Patents belonging to the Vncinnes, Jefferson
vile, Charlottesville, FtWaTae aud Wlsnenac Offices.
are ali forwarded 10 the General and Office
sepis-Wew JAMES TALBOT, Register.
Evansville Enauirer ronv
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-09-11
To Sinking Fund Borrowers.

VfIItk OF BLINKING FUND,T
indianapolis, Aug. 25th, 1856
WHERE interest due and unpaid or the First
w day of July last, on Loans from Sinking Yrnd
the lands and lots mOrtgHged in security viii be aYer
tised about the tv enty hnh day OF September next
TO be sold CT the Second Saturday in December next
The practice posiponag sales by receiving agree
ments from borrowers TO pay interest interest due,
is discontinued +. pUMCNf, President.
aug.5-dGw3
Jeaersonian and ladium, Richmond; Register and
Press, LawrencebuTgh Courier Madison Ledger
and Tribune, New Albany; Journa, end Enquirer
Evansville; PbarOs, Logansnor:; Times aud Union,
Llporte; Register and Forum, South Bend Journal
Winchester, Telegraph, Connersviile and Journa and
Express, Tere aute, insert 10 amount a S and send
bills 70 the Sinking Fund Office Also manor mari ed