Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 9, Number 14, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 September 1849 — Page 4

VARIETY. Love If you cannot inspire a womin with love for you, fill her above the brim with lore fur herself, and all that runs over will be yours. The latest way to pop the question i to ask the fair lady "if you shall have the pleasure cf seeing her at the minister's." Byron said the greatest trial to a woman's beauty was the ungraceful act of eating eggs', he never saw one of the critters hanging on by the teeth to a blading hot corn cob, that' clear. "A-las! a-las!" as .lie old bachelor exclaimed when be felt a desire tu marry. He made the same exclamation af.er marriage, but pt-ll it differently. A long ladder leaning against a house, a nigger at the top and a hog rubbing himself against the foot of it "G'way, g'way dere you'ra makin' miachief." A wag purchased a very fine horse. Returning from a ride a few days afterwards he said he discovered a quality in his animal which added fifty dollar to his

value "He shied at a constable" "Think there's any danger mister raenagery man, from the boy contractor!" "Oh no," said the man, "the sarpent don't bite, he swallows bis victuals whole." At a Parish examination a clergyman asked a charity boy if he had ever been baptised. "No sir," was the reply, "not as I knows for, but I've been waxinated." Father Mathew's Seal. The private seal of the Rev. Theobold Mathew represents a fountain bursting from a rock, with the following motto: "Drink from the bubbling fountaiu, drink it free, .'Twas good for Sampson and 'tis good for thee." Charles Sprague, returning a note to the Rev. John Pierpont, wh'ch he had paid at the Globe Bank, Boston, wrote the following couplet on the envelope: Eeliold a wonder seldom seen by men! Lines of no value from John Pierpont's pen. Jules Fabre, in a debate in the French Assembly on restricting the freedom of the pres?, said forcibly, that the cause of France's unquiet "was because its republican heart was still enclosed in a monarchical mould." "Ike," said a rusty old heathen of the desk, "how do astronomers measure the distance to thu sun 1" "Why," replied the young hopeful, "they guesses at one fourth the distance, and multiplies by fonr. The old desk worm fainted. Education in New York. Out of 156 academic and 27,077 pupils in New York, only six academies teach the science of agriculture. Of the whole number, only one academy omits the tuition of declamation. A student of Yale being confined to his room by sickness was called upon by a friend. What, John, sa d the visiter, "sick, eh!" 'yes, "sic sum!' I am so. "Ain't you afraid you will break, while falling sol" sid a chap in the pit of a circus to the clown. "Why sol" asked the latter. "Because you are a tumbler," replied the wag. The clown fainted. "My pood gracious! I wonder what they'll manufacture out of grain next," said Mrs. Partington. "Here is an account of a man making a rye face, and -f another making a floury speech; then a whole column about corn laws." The Jews abstain from trading during 66 days cf the year, as follows viz: 52 Saturdays; two days, new year ; four days, Passover; one day, Black Fast; .two iays, Pentecost ; four days, Tabernacle ; one day, White Fast. Every married man should let his wife have the management of the Home Department, and give her, its Secretary, the control of the different bureaus; but !on't let her have anything to do with the War Department. Eastpnrt Sentinel. Nor with the Treasury Department. Thomaston Gazette. An Emperor's Rejoicings at a Victory. A Berlin correspondent of the London News says, when Nicholas heard of the success of the Russians over the Hungarians, and the occupation of Debrezin by Coedajfff, he commenced dancing about his room in Iii el.irt. It is said that he continued for three whole hours t exhibit in this extravagant way the joy with which the news of so quick a triumph had inspired him. A wager once laid that a Yankee would always answer a question by asking another; and to decide that matter, a down-easter was interrogated.' I want you, said the better, to pive me a straightforward answer to a plain question." "I kin du it, Mister," said the Yankee. "Then why is it that New Englanders always answer a question by asking one in return!" Du theyl" was Jonathan's reply. A Lawyer's Bill. Do the readers of Theodore Hook remember the bill presented by the Attorney to Jack Brag when he was purchasing a yacht! Here it is: To being asked by Mr. Brag what I thought best, a brig or a schooner! 6s. 8d. To answering, I did not know, 13s. 4d. Religious Statistics of Hungary. Tn a work recently published, we find the following classification of the religion of the Hungarians: Roman Catholics 6.130.189 Greek Catholics - - 1.322,344 Adherent of the Augsburg Confession- - 1.006.210 Adherents of the Helvetic Confession- 1,846.841 Unitarians 47,20 Greek Church 2,293.505 Jews 214.035

Letter from an Old Typo. Chelsea Beach, Mass., (Sunday!) Aug. 28, 1849. Dea Geobce. It i now about three o'clock, P. M , ind I am writing; fiom a cozy neat insi te rry wagoo. You wi'l collect that I promised writing jou fiorn this place. It is very pleasant here the more to to me, front the fact of my being an ardent lover of fretdon to range whithersoever I please. The Beach, with invaiicd landscape, the blue tod free waters laving at in aide, for mi lea around, pieaeni a beautiful scene. Seals are sporting on the rocks amid the ocean before me, end vaiious wild fowl are skimming over the bi in jr deep adding addi ioiial enchantment lo the picturesque view. Nahant is io the distance, and the Robinon Ciuoe Hume near by. To the reflective mind, to tbe soul yearning for the romantic and the marvelous, what thoughts are being wrought Gran Irur and besu'y so profusely bestowed by nature upon her W'-rks, fill my heart 10 satiety, and I inwardly long that thus it my erer be. - But a valued friend is one of my companion to the seaaide. It i the Captain! Aod piay, methinks you ask, who is the captain? I will tell you, dear George. It i an old chum a real litt typo, beating the name of George B. Edwaids you ought lo know bim and perhaps you do. a brother of James G. Edward, the editor of the Barlington Hawk Eye, Iowa. The captain is fat get'ing venetable in years, and lias in Conner limes lumped the Far Went, iu a-

iious wats and lo diveis place. He is a good and hone-l soul; may his declining sun be richly laden with the finita of a life well spent, and his last sleep the sleep of peace I would be with you, even for a very shott hour, if circumstances permitted perhaps I may ere visit you iu your tanctum eJitorial ! Stiange thing Ate lakeo place. But hold! I have not told you of our fiied fisii the clam chowder, and the other et cetera. We have lived phot to-day! And thankfulness and giatitude fill our breasts for tbe sumptuous tepat Nature has afforded u. Anuther friend, who aerompaitiei the Csptain, and a dear and wee sonni of a neighbor of mine, are elo partakers with us. Indeed, we aie a happy set, and aball, no doubt, enj'-y nor tide plrasantly. "Old Whitey,- but not the General's old Whitey, has brought u down, and is now at giaas around the environs of the beach. And speaking of the General, isn't it too bad, that the hero of Mexico a.ioold suffer himself to be so sadly duped by auch an insignificant and wanton set of scape-goats as his Cabinet ate composed of? Either the General is a foolish simpleton, or he connives and laughs at ibe tretcheiy that foil w his footsteps! It is bad enough even io i's best light. 1 sincerely hope that Cass and Butler may be elected the next campaign. It is now just five o'clock, P. M., and we have to teeord an incident in ieferei.ee to our old Whitey. While tbe fiienJ were about on a tiamp after water, old Whitey got awfully mired, and bad it not been for the very oppoitune passing of two strauger friends, who heioically helped Whitey out of

his perilous position, we most assuredly should have had to pay funeial ceiemonies to his defunct caicase, for it would

ave been all over with him. He is now on bis legs again,

nd we shall soon resume ear homewaid journey.

The stranger tuend, too, met at tbe am lime, with a

reakdowo, their charge having given way in Ibe centre of

the shaft. All, Dow, is fixed and we are stalling for borne.

It is now eight o'clock, aud our Whitey, notwithstanding

is mishap, has Drought us to our domtcil at Iambi idgeport.

in safety and health. Mav our shadows never be less.

All well and hope this find yon likewise. ' Youis, as ever, in a big clam, J. N. B.

Destructive Fire Incendiarism. This met a-

ng, between 12 and 1 o'clock, a fire broke out in the

carpenter's shop of Davis & Turner, on First between Main and Market streets, and the flames soon communicated to the Mechanic Engine House and the

ivery Stables of Messrs. Johnson & Heirisou, stajns

contractors, and Mr. Kennedy of this city, from this

the fire spread to a bui.'ding occupied in the first

tory by Mr. Bradly, a-t a blacksmith chop, and in

the second by Mr. Bloodgood, as a carriage finish-

ng shop, which was partially consumed. lhe

oss of Messrs. Bradley & Bloodgood was not very

arge. The horses, carriages, &.C., in the livery sta

bles were all saved. We could not in the hurry as

certain the loss.

In the carpenters shop of Messrs. Davis & Turner

there were 16 chests of tools, besides a lot of work,

umber, &c, which were, together with the b iilding,

entirely consumed; estimated los, exclusive of build

ing about 1,500 no insurance. Mechanic Engine House entirely consumed los9 unknown. Sime flight damage was done to the carriage house of Mr.

Thompson. The fire was the work of an incendiary.

We understand one of the watchmen chased a man

from the building in which the fire originated, but

lost sight f him in the alley above first street. Madison, Courier Sept. Alh.

12,8811,486 The Westminister Review says, that "the male heirs of the peerages in England, in a great majority of rases, become extinct, and all the baronetages become extinct for want of male heirs, though many of each have female representatives." Galignani, in his Guide to Paris, says that nearly all the old Parisian families are extinet, particularly the male portion. In the great city of Paris not one thousand persons can reckon their ancestors as far back as Louis XIII. Repartee. "Why is it, said Mr. T., a distinpuiehed Uwyer of a city cf New England, to his l'rirnd Mr. II., a clergyman of high reputation in the same place "why is it that you ministers are always

quarrelling with each other, while we lawyers, wicked as we are represented to be, are remarkable for our courtesy, and seldom disagree among ourselvesl' "Is it possible so fine and classical a scholar as yourself, Mr. T., should be under the necessity of asking that question! Hear what an answer Milton gives you" Devil, with devil damned, Firm concord hold Men only disaeree." The best lick we have lately seen at official dignity, comes from the Picayune. The incident transpired seme years since in the Legislature of Louisiana: Sir," said a member from Assumption, "I am here-, the proud representative of my constituents: am I ere, from the Parish of Assumption, and while Island upon this floor. I and Assumption are of a piece." Yes," said an honorable member opposite ; "and you are the d -et piece of aesumption that was ever heard of." Cosclcsive. A clergyman of the Universalist denomination, was accused, while in Lowell, ff "vioVn'ly dragging his wife from a revival meeting, and compelling her to go home with him." He replied as follows: 1. I have n-ver attempted to influence my wife in her views, nor her choice of a meeting. 2. My wife has not attended one of the revival meeting; in Lowell. 3. I b-ive not attended even one of those meetings for nnv pvrpnmm whatpyer. 4 Neither mr wife, nor myself, have any inclination tr attend th'.Kr meetings.

hate no wife!

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A Practical Joke. Not very long since, a small

farmer in a little village in Somersetshire, who prided himself on his cheeses, in a fit of unwonted generosi

ty for he was a penurious man sent to her mntesty

Queen Victoria a prime cheese. A person given to

practical jokes knowing this, bought an eighteen penny gilt chain, and sent it in a ltiter, purporting to bo

from her majesty, appointing her well beloved

mayor of the village, in the docket exalted into a corporate town, but whereof he, the said mayor, formed the sole body and whole authority. The ignorant

poor man swallowed the bait, and called the village to

gether, gave an ox to be roasted whole, and

walked at the head of the invited procession, wearing his chain of office; and for several weeks exhibited the insignia of royal autograph at church and at markets. Blackwood.

British Freedom of the Pres. In theory the press is free in Great Britain; in fact, it is liable to be suppressed as completely as in France, though in a different mode. The Government does not enter the office and break the presses and scatter the types of an obnoxious journal ; all it does is to refuse to register it or supply stamps, and it is as effectually quelled as in France or Austria. Here is a specimen : The Irish Stamp office authorities have, by direction of Government, refused to register the proposed new series of the Nation newspaper, or supply stamps for it. Therefore Mr. Duffy's new project is knocked on the head. Gibe.

Bancroft, the historian, has announced his purpose pin his return to this couutry, to take up his residence i i the city of New York.

We hear, says an exchange, of a petition in circulation, urging that no widows shall be allowed to marry until all the single ladies are disposed of.

MAItItIKL. On Thursday morning, the 6th iost., ty Rev. C. E. Babb, Mr. IIasbt West, of Cincinnati, and Miis Mary Frahcei IaviK, of this city. AN ORDINANCE Relative lo certain Exhibitions therein named.

Section 1. Be it ordained by the City Council of Indianapolis, That a tax of fifty dollars per day hall be levied on each license lo exhibit within the city limit, a show of wax figure, puppets or ani.iuls, or peiforrnattce f any feats, such as ciicus riding, dancixg on rope or wire, irirks of legerdrmain or tumbling, where money is charged for admission to the same and och sum beio paid to tbe Treasurer, and bis receipt therefor being filed with tbe Secretary, that office i shall make out and attest a license for which he shall be entitled to receive from tbe applicant the um of one dollar, which license shall be signed by the President of the City Council i and any person or persons exhibiting at aforesaid withio the city limits without a license so to do a afore said, shall fuifeit tbe sum f one hundred d llars for each day such exhibition shall continue! and the peison or persons on whose pieames such exhibition halt be had, shall foifeit the sum of fifty dollars per day fr peimitting such extiiti iun without license a afoiesaiJ t and the person or

persons taking out licence for any exhibition or performance, ball have ihe marshal present for the purpose of enforcing oider, and shall pay said mamhal fur bis services at each exbitiiioD or peifoimance one duller. Pre 2. Tbe ordinance nrdained and established July 16, 1849, telative to ceitain exhibitions theiein ram d, and all ordinances or paits ol ordinances contravening tbe piovisions of this ordinance, aie hereby repealed. Ordained and establiahed this 3J day cf September, A. D.

549. to take effect and be in force from and alter its publication as required by tbe chaiter. WM. ECKERT. Attest, President of the City Council. Jas G. Jobdais, See'y. Approved September 6, 1 349. HORATIO C. NF.WC0MB, Mayor.

MI'l'rLL'S sMVIIVf; AGE. AVIS k RAY. Booksellers, are arei ts for tbe above Talua

Me publication. Tbe work may be eiamined on application

at their store, n door west of Cra head's Urns; store. 58 3w

A fellow from Kentucky went a few weeks since, it t ti.e store of a fashionable milliner in Canal street. Have you any skirts!" "Plenty of all kinds." "What d' you ak a cord!" said the Kentucky soap mine A cord !n replied madam W., with astonishment. Yes, I want about a cord. Up in our diggins the pitticoats h gin out. I see you advertise 'corded skirts f r sale and I thought while my hand was in, I would call and take what you had corded op." The milliner fainted.

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' rpHE aurwerihers would respectfully inljim their friends, and the ! pohlic irrwraRy. truil tliev bae taken the larte More mran .ne

dtmr wet of D. CVaiaea4' Drug Star, wrier lhe; woll t ruppy to see Iheirnld friends and customer... DAVIS Ii RAY, SS Book tellers and Stnl toners.

UVABASIIAHD EUIE CANAI L.AKDS. ''HE following lois or tracts of Wa' aih and Erie Canal LanJs j M. Iiavinf t.eromo forfeiud to tbe Board of Trustee of the Wa- . bash and Erie Canal, (or the noo payntent of interest, will be of- . fered for sale on lew previously redeemed, on the firer Monday in I October, A. D. 1849, at the land office in Logausport, Indiana, aecording to the provisions of an Act of tlie General Auembly of the 6ute of Indiana, approred Decern! cr 28, 1844, entitled "An ! act to amend an act entitled an art for the relief of the pur-

cnasers 01 canal L.anas, approved January is, ItMO. JUast of 'rippt'cuiioc. .

I ownthip 24, range 2 west. Dttcription. Set. Acre. Hum

east bf north tun qr west hf aouth east Toxenthip 25, rangt 3 tcett. east hf north east qr West hf south east eaut hf south west West hf north east Township 26, rangt 1 west. fractional north east qr east hf south west qr Townthip 26, range 2 west. north hf north west qr aouth bf north westqr east hf south east qr cat bf south east qr fmctiolial north east qr fractional east tif north west qr fractional west hf north went qr fra. ti .mal west hf south west qr east hf north east qr east bf south west qr frac eat hf north west qr Township 27, rangt 1 tref. casthf south wot qr east hf north east qr Townth p 26, range 2 east. east hf south west qr west hf north east qr east hf north west qr east bt south west qr west hf south west qr east hf north west qr west hf north wen qr east bf north eaut qr Township 26, rangt 4 east. east hf north west qr west lif north enst qr Tuwnsh'p 26, range 5 east. east hi south weal qr east hf north east qr west hf north east qr south east frac north west qr (lot 2) north f rao south east qr (lot 4, o th Irae south west qr (lot 0) west hf north est qr Township 26, range 6 east. east hf north east qr Township 26, range 7 easf. east hf soXith east qr Townsnip 27, rangt 1 east. east hf aouth east qr east lif north east qr west hf south west qr west hf north east qr all frac qr west hf north weat qr east hf a w qr east hf south east qr Tuwnship 27, rangt 2 east. west hf south east qr west ht north west qr north hf north east qr south hf north east qr west hf north east qr east bf a e qr Township 27, range 3 east. west hf north west qr west lif north west qr east hf south west qr east lit north east qr west lif north eaat qr east hf south west qr Township 27, range 4 east. east hf south east qr wet hf north went qr frac east hf north west qr west hf south east qr west hf north east qr east frac north east qr (north canal east frac south east qr (south canal) north east frac north eastqr (north river) frac south east qr east bf north west qr west hf north east qr Township 27, range 5 east. west hf south east qr east lif south east qr west hf aouth east qr eaat lif north west qr west hf north east qr east hf south wvst qr south w frac s e (lot 2, VV of It) east hf south west qr west hf south east qr north east frac nort west qr (lot 1) frc sou'h east qr (S of B) west bf north west qr east bf north east qr east hf noi th west qr IVtrnsArp 27, range 6 east. west hf sooth eastqr west hf south east qr east hf south east qr east hf north west qr weit hf north weat qr west hi south west qr east hf sout.i west qr Township 27, range 7 east. west hf north east qr frac south hf north west qr (lot 2) Township 27, range 8 east. south west north west qr Township 2$, range 4 east. south west frac south east qr (lot 4) west bi sonth east qr Township 28, range 5 east. south east south west qr south frac north east or (lot 5) east hf south east qr Townthip 23, range 6 east. west hf south east qr

Township 23, range 7 euf. west hf south west qr 1 80 west lit north west qr 10 80 east hf south east qr 10 80 frac aouth west qr 30 59 frj.c south wertqr 36 U8 Township 23, range 8 east. north frnc south west qr 13 40 west hf south west qr IS SO Township 28, range 9 east. frse north east qr S 94 east bf south west qr 12 0 frac south east qr SO 4i east hf south west qr SS 80 east hf north west qr 4 80 east lif north west qr 23 fcO Township 28, range 10 east. easi hf south west qr 5 80 east hf south east qr 5 80 west hr south east qr 5 80 west hf north eastqr 4 85 east lif north west qr 8 64 east hf north east qr 13 t-0 eashhfnwqr 13 80 west hf south eartqr 27 0 east hf north west q r 34 80 east hf aouth west qr S4 80 west hf south west qr 34 80 Township 29, rangt 8 uf. east bf north east qr 32 SO west hf north east qr 3i 80 Township 9. range 9 easf.

frae north west qr S 90 west tif smith west qr S3 80 Township 29, range 10 east. east hf north esst qr S9 80 west hf north east qr 39 SO lot No. 51, Raccoon Bes. 3 lot No. 5e, Karcoon Res. 3 lot No. 59. Raccoon Res. S lot No. 60, Raccoon Res. : 3 lot No. 61, Raccoon Rea. 3 lot No. 6i! , Raccoon Res. 3 lot No. 71, Raccoon Res. 2 lot No. 73, Raccoon Res. 3 west hf south Mst qr 3 HO Township 29, rangt 11 east. frae north westqr i 7 west hf north east qr iJ 80 Township 30, range 10 east. south east south eastqr . 34 40 east hf north east qr 10 80 Township 30, range 11 east. south hf norh east qr 80 south hf north west qr 5 80 west lif south west qr 10 80 east hf south west qr 24 58 west hf south west qr 24 78 north west free north west qr S3 ft west hf south west qr 27 80 Township 30, runge 12 east. west hf north west qr SO 80 frae south east qr 93 49 south hf south west qr 23 79 east hi south west qr 30 80 west hf south east qr SO 80 eat hf north westqr 20 80 f rao no ith west qr 36 61 Township 30, range 13 east. east hf north east qr 13 80 east hr aouth west qr 30 80 east bf south east qr S3 80 east hf south east qr 34 80 west hf south east qr 34 80 Township 30, range 14 east. east hf south east qr 6 80 west hf south east qr 6 80 ast hi south east qr 8 83 west hf south esst qr 8 80 east bf south east qr 10 80 east lif north west qr 29 80 Township 31, range 11 east. east hf south east qr S3 80 Township 31, rang 12 east. east lif south east qr IS 80 east hftiO'th east qr 27 80 Tuwnship 31, range 13 euf. east hf north westqr SS 80 west hf north eaut qr S3 80 east l.f south westqr 24 80 east hf south west qr 96 80 east hf south esst qr 33 80 frac north west qr 34 113 east hr rorth we qr 34 80 east hf north westqr ?9 80 west hf north easi qr 29 SO east hf north east qr 89 80 Township 31, range 14 east. eeat hf north e.ist qr 13 80 west hf north east qr 15 80 east hf north west qr 15 80 wert hf north weat qr 15 80 soutu east frae south east qr 13 106

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lixrciitoi-'sj Notice. NOTICE hi hereby given, that letters testamentary were panted lo the undersigned, eiecuhir of the lat wUI and tetlament of Owen Fisher, hue ot Marlon county deceased, on the V9h Uf of Anriiot, 149. All persona concerned will lake notice and gorern themselves accordingly. Tbe estate te nfonnhly solvent. 2031 UKNJAMIN MORGAN, Executor.

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NOTICE. w r IlEItF.AS my wife Marl Gathrlcht, having left my bed ard V board without Just cattw er provocation, notice la herehy given to forewarn alt persons from trusting or harboring her on my account ar 1 shall pay no debts of her contracting after this rfate. SAMUEL GATHRIGHT. IsrftanapolW, Sept. 1,1849. 20 3wt

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80 37 SG

Buck's lMirovel Patent

COOK IM STJVK. THE sul scrlbers orTer to tbe public four sizes of a new pattern of Buck's Cooking; tove, sjreatlv improved, which then confidently assert to be nut only the most perfect bakinr store iy um, but the most compact and beautilul Cooking Stove ever otter eJ to the public. Its enpacity for baking (which in the old Buck's

stove exceeded every other stove,) lias leen greatly lurreaseo oy the addition of another oven, wnicli enables it to hake at one time twice as much as ordinary cooking stoves. Being made airtight, and having dauipeis,the fire can be regulated to suit every occa sijn. Those who wsnta good cojking stove, one that can be relied

upon, should see this new stove, is it cannot lau to please. We warrant the stove to give satisfatcion, and can refer to bun dredsof families which have them in use. We will In every case it should fail to please upon trial, take back the stove and refund the money. We have on hand the largest and best selected stock of stoves ever brought to the market, consisting of Prestiam Cooking Store of the latest and most approved pa' terns, ten plate stoves, very

heavy plate, seven plate stoves. several sites, one size to take three feet wood suitable lor churches and school houses, box stores and air tight stoves ; also, the Celebrated Stanl -y's and Saratoga air ti'ht parlor stoves, the two most beautiful patterns of air-tight stoves in the market,

In addition to th above, we ma lufacture and keep constantly

on nana a general assortment 01 J im wart, wnicn we oner

wholesale or retail at very low prices. We are prepared to man:

nfacture all kinda of copper work at the shortest notice

c. at j. uui, 31 wfcswtf Washington street, west of Meridian

20 55 22 66

70 67

36 40 46

TAX NOI'IGC BOONE COUNTY TAXES FOR 1849.

rpHE Treasurer of Boone county, Indiana, hereby gives notice

- that the duplicate or lazes for tate. County, and other purposes for tbe year 1849, is now in his bands for collection. The rste of taxation charged thereon on all property eotered on the general list for taxaticn lor said rear, is as follows :

On each fiuu ror state purposes, 2j cents; On each poll for State purposes, 75 cents ; On each $100 for Indian Hospital for the Insane, one cent and

seven and a half mills.

On each $100 for Deaf and Dumb Asvlum, two cents and two

and a half mills ;

On each SI' o for the education of the Blind, one cent ; On each $100 for county purposes, twenty cents ; On earh poll for county purposes, twenty five cents ; On earh $100 for road p'irpos-.-s, ten cents; Oa each $100 for railroad purposes, twenty cents ; Bn earh poll for railroad purposes, ten cents. And for the nurnoses of receiving taxes charred on said dnrtli-

rittcs.he will attend at the usual places of holding elections in the several townships ia said county, on the dajs following, towit :

In Marion township, on Thursday, the Utk day of October

next ;

In Clinton township, on Friday, the 13th day of October next ; In Washington township, on Saturday, the 13lh day of October

In Centre tnwmhip, on Monday, the 15th day of October next ; In Sugar Creek towxsliip, on i.onday, the 22d day of October

next;

In JefTei-pon township, on Tuesday, the 23d day of October next; In Union township, on Wednesday, the 24th nay of Oct. next; In Eagle township, on Thursday, the 25th dav of October next ; In Perry township, on Fliday, the 20th day of October next; In Harrison township, on Monday, the 29th day of Oc-.ober next; In Jackson township, on Tuesday, the 30tn dar of October

next.

He will attend at his office in Lebanon, except when absent in

the several townships, until the first day of January, 1S50.

J. T. MtLAUUULi., county Treasurer. Lebanon, August 20, 1849. 26v

94 65

40 80

93 I

83 42

TAX NOTICE. TIPTON COUNTY TAXES, FOR 1849.

THE Colector and Treamjrtr of Tipton county, Indiana, hereby ä- gives notice thnt Ihe duplicate for the year 184'J is now in his 'bands, and is ready to receive laxe. The rate of taxation charged thereon on all properly lor said year, la as follows:

For State purposes, on each poll, 75 cents ; on each 100 dollars val

uation, 30 cents. For County purposes, on each poll, 75 cents ; oa each 103 dollars 'valuation, 35 cents; on each acre of taxable laad, one and one-fourth eent a ; on each 1 00 dollars of low a property, 20 cents.

The Treasurer will be, in perwii or by deputy, at the places of

h Iding elections in toe several townships, lor tlie purpose ol receiv ing taxes

In Jettison township, on w eflnesday, the S4lh or October ; la Prairie township, on Thursday, tlie f&hol October ; lo Liberty township, on Friday, the 26 bof October; In Wild Cat township,on Saturday, the 27th of October, In Madison township, on Monday, the 29th of October ; In Cicero township. on Tues lay, the3Ulh of October.

And aller that In Tipton, at his office until the first day of Jana-

ary.lföo. JOHa s. kkssleii, Col. and Treas,

Tipton, Allfll IMS. 27 tw

CRANE & CO.'S GREAT OU1EXTAL CIRCl'S, sTifl exhibit at Indianapolis, ON THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER ttlh. Performance at 2 o'clock, P. M., and at 7 in the eveninrF.mbracinr by far the largest establishment ever organized, lormed ol the principal equestrian and gymnastic talent, to be found in either continent, consisting of 240 Men and Jlortcs, Children and Ponies. Requiring 40 carriages to convay the performers, musicians, 1c The establishment on entering town will ht preceded by tht Monster DRAGON CHARIOT, drawn ty TEN CAMELS of tbe Syrian breed, lately imported from the Deserts of Arabia for Crane dt Co. Next the Fairy CkaritL, devoted to tbe conveyanceof the juvenile corps and drawn ly Twelve Diminutive Ponies, Not more than 30 io 38 inches in height, driven by the celebrated Master WM. MXO.N.and followed by the highly ornametted carriages of the establishment. The whole forming the most imposing spectacle ever witnessed in America. The Mammoth Pavitie. under which the nerformsnce takes

place, ts the lamest ever constructed, affording ample room for the accommodation of 50W) spectators. Tins company can boast of the best Land of Musie ever attached to anv exhibition. It ia

styled tbe New York Sex Horn Band, and is under the direction of Mr. P. Fohs.

MR. V. II. KEMP.

Universally acknowledged as the best clown in America, ia attache

to this establishment. The performances will commence with the Magnificent Orisntal I'apeant of the Jtrab Slave, introducing test Camels, w ith the Ladies, Children, and I'onies of the Company.

SUAUAMU UAM1LLA UAKUNEK, The first female eqoestrinn of America, will appear in some prin cipal portion of each performance. Mr. Dan Gardner, the great clown and comic sinper, will contribute his dro denes to the en

tertainments, ibe very popular youthful equestrian. Master William Nixon will appear in his wonderful feats of horseman.

ship. Mr. Samuel Lee, the Alcidea of America, will appear ia bis extraordinary feats, with real cannon oalU. The performance of tbe beautiful

TWIN PONIES.

Damon and Pythias, form a most pleasing divertisement. In addition to these features, the various performances of Mr.Ja-nes Nixon and his talented pupils, George and Albert ; Mis L Weils, the beautiful danceuse : Mr Z J Lipman. the creat Fcene Rider t

Mr W Bmith, the celebrated Two Horse Rider; Mesdtmes Gard

ner. Johnson. Nixon. Linmnn. Wells: Messrs. Bliss. Murrav.

Reed, Reynolds. Nseles. and Miller, will be introduced In each

exhibition. The whole will conclude with burlesque and sporting scene, entitled

"THE PONY RACES."

Introducing in craphic stvle all the sports, shows, frolics, and in

cidents familiar to the frequenters of the Long Island Course, N.

x., togeiner wim tne great Match Kace between tour I'onies. Also four other Tony Matches, snd a Grand Hurdle Race with Six Ponies, rode by six juvenile equestrians. Price of admission to the whole 25 cents, without distinction of aje, excepting children ander two years of age, who will be ad-

niiutii tree.

The Company will perform at Jamestown on Tneadar. 11th. and

at Danville on Wednesday, f2th daya of September. 24-1 Sept 13

94 35

TAXEs FOIt TIIC l i; A II 1849.

THE Treasurer and Collector of Marion county, Indiana, hereby tires notice that the duplicate for the present year is

now in ins nanus.

The amount oi taxes is as follows : For State purposes, on each one bnndred dollars. 55 cents

Poll tax, 75 cents; one cent and seven and a half mills on each

one hundred dollars, for the support of a Lunatic Asylum ; two cents and two and a half nulls for a Deaf and Dumb Asylum, and one cent for the education of the Blind.

For County purposes, on each on hundred dollars, 20 cents :

Poll tax 50 cents.

For School purposes, in district No. 7, township 14 north, range

ean, lor we use oi saiu umrici, on eacn one nunarea aoiiars

25 cents.

For the purpose of receiving taxes, he will attend at the usual

places of holding elections in tbe several townships in said county, on the following days, to-wit : . n-1 . 1 i 1 . . . rt. t . r .

in rme luwasuip, oa rriuav,iuB a any or ucwiwr. In Frankkin township, on Saturday, ihe 30th day ol October. In Warren township, on Monday, tue 23d day of October. In Lawrence township, on Tuesday, the 23d day of October. In Decatur township, on Wednesday, the 24th day ol October. In Perry township, on Thursday, the 25th day of October In Washington township, on Friday, tbe 20th day of October In Wayne township, on Saturday, theSTthday of October. He will attend in person or by deputy at the Treasurer's office

In Indianapolis, except when a'.sent In tbe several townships, antil the first dny of January, 1850.

Tax paycia will please attend and save tbe per eentare. J. M. TALBOTT, Treasurer. Indianapolis. August 20, 1P49 23 6 w watsw

47 95 70 70

70 24

Notice is hereby eiven lo all holders of Certificates of Ca

nal Lands (the purchase money of which by tbe original contract was due previous to this time) that by tht provis

ions of the 25th section of an act to provide Tor tht eunded Debt of the Statt of Indiana, and for the completion of Ibe

Wabash and Erie Canal to Etanville, approved January 19, 1346. the time of payment of tht piincipal is extended five

year, provided tht inteiet is paid annually in advance.

All Derons desirous ol me extension oi ine time tor tne

psymeot of tht principal will comply strictly with tht law,

or in delauit being maae in me payment ui nie luicirn as

required by law, payment will be required ot both principal

and interest. ihaklu builü,,-)

THOS. H. BLAKE, -Trustees.

AUSTIN M. PUErTJ

J. W. WmiGMT. CJer. 28-4 w

I. N. PIIIPPS, Lnnd Agent und TJolIrrlor, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.

TT Room over Mr. Hannaman's Drut Store. 23-tf

SHERIFF'S SALE.

srT virtue of a writ of venditioni exnooaa to me oiieciea irom

1 JS the cork's office of the Marion circuit court, I will expose to

pn: lie sale, on the ivth day of September, 1849. at tbe Court House door in Ibe town of Indianapolis, within the houra pre

scribed by law, the rents and profits, lor seven years, oi tne lot lowinsr real estate, to-wit t

a . . . M H A 1 " ' . . I

Tha southwest nuarter oi section .-o. aw. in wwnuig no. u i

north, of lenere Ho. 3 east, except forty acres off ol the north end

of said land, whicb leaves seventy one acres.

And on failure to realize the full amount oi judgment, interest

and costs, I will at the same time and place, expose the lee simple

of said real ertate. Taken as the properly ol Josepn ft. xtnoaos,

at the suit of Jeremiah Johnson.

29-ts tlJ-7 CliABLES U. rjAiirut-LU, Blierin M.tJ.

SHERIFF'S SALE.

nr virtue of a writ of venditioni exponas to me directed f'om

sL the Clerk's office of the Marlon circuit court. I will expose

to nuhlir. sale, on the 19th dav of September. 1849. at the Court

House door, in the town of Indianapolis, within the hours pre

scribed by law, the renta ant profits ror seven years, or tne sot-

lav ne real estate, to-wit s

Ten acres of land to be taken out of the northeast corner of the north end of the west half ef the southeast quarter of section six.

(6i townshio filteen north, of ranee lour east, in Marlon county.

Andon failure to realise the full amount ol Judgment, interest

and coata. I will at the aame time and place, expose the tee simple

of said real estate. Taken as the property of John B. Phippx,

st the suit of Jacob Landis. 52 ts I!l.c7 CHARLES C. CAMPBELL, Fberif! M. C.

Executor's Notice.

TOTICE is herebv aivea. that on Tuesday the 25th day of Sen

Uwnber next, the enods and chattels heioniing to we estate oil

Owen Fisher, lute or Marlon county. Mate ol Indiana, aeceaseo, consist Ins of horses, cattle, sheen, hoes, and a two-hore warm and

eenrini. wheal in the Mack, corn it the field, har, household furni

ture, anil larming u la net Is, one set of cooper's tools, one cooking

stove, with various other ancles, will be sold by the unoecsipned, executor of said estate, at Ibe residence of the oecensed ia Franklin

township in said county. A credit of twelve months will be given

on all sums over three dollars, and notes will be required with suffi

cient sec-irlty made payable without any relief from valuation or ap

praisement ISWS. DMMJAIUl MUKfeAH, bXeCUIOf.

Aue. aiat, 1849. S7-3wf

CITV TAX I

fBHE undersigned Treasurer of the city of Indianapolis, hereby JL gives notice that the list of taxes levied for the year 1649, for general, chool, and other purposes, has been placed in his hands

lor collection, pursuant to the provisions of the charter.

lax-payers are therefore respecliully requested to call at the Office of the undersigned, in the City Council Chamber, previous to the first day of October next, as after that time all taxes remaining unpaid will be returned delinquent and collected by distress and sale ol property, aa provided by the 40th section of the charter aforesaid.

It is earnestly hoped that this notice will not be disregarded, aa a

compliance with its suggestion will prevent en unpleasant discharge of duty on tbe part of the undersigned, and costs to the payee. JAMES H. KENNEDY, Treasurer.

Indianapolis, Aupnst aa, iiw. j-aw -

TO SIXltlXG ILM) UOIlKOWEItS.

WHERE i nietest was cue and unfld,ntkeßrstaaf of July last, on loans from the Sinking Fund, the lands mortgaged In secu rity will be advertised about the first day ol October next, to be sold oa the 2d Saturday of December next, according In law, unless payment be made before advertising. Where not more than one year's interest prior to said fsrxl d.iy ol July may he due, and the security is deemed sufficient, and the borrower unable to pay, present payment of such I merest will not be exacted, if the borrowers shall forward lot his office a written agreement to pay interest on the interest so due and withheld a form ol which ss givea below. Sinking Fund Office, I J. MORRISON, Indianapolis, Aug .23, 1649. President. FORM OF AGREEMENT: I agree lo pay interest upon the interest due and unpaid on the loan of 9 procured by me from the State of I ndiana, being through the Commissioners of tlie Kinking Fund, or on 9 being Ibe purChase money agreed lobe paid by me or A. B. (uc land or lota as tne

case may be

Uivea unuer my nanu uns nay oi ici. Witness, fjca-Tbe following papers wil pleas give three insertions, and forward their accounts to this office, viz: Courier and Journal, Lafayette; Palladium and Jeffersoniart, Richmond ; Cotirir and Express, Ter re Kaute; Courier and Banner, Madison; Journal and Democrat, Evansville ; News, Michigan Cky ; Democrat, Oos hen. 25-4 w Sale of School JLnnds in Hamilton County, Indiana. mvOTICE Is hereby given, that the undersigned county auditor lV and school commissioner of Hamilton county, Indiana, in pursuance of an order of the board of county commissioners, made at the last session thereof, to-wit, June, A. D. 1849; and ia accordance with the statutes in such case made and provided, on tbe Slat day of October, A. D. 1849, at the Court House door in the town of Nobleaville.in said county of Hamilton, between the hours of nine o'clock, A.M. and lour o'ciock, P. M. of said day, will expose to sale at public auction tbe several lots and parcels of land, co'iiprUing school section number sixteen. (1G) in township number eighteen (Id) north, of range number three (3) east ; and also tbe lots and parcels of land comprising school section number sixteen, (16) in township number twenty (20) north, of range number five (5) east, as divided and set apart by the proper trustees of said township, a plat ol which said sections so divided will be exhibited on the day of Siile. Such sale will commence on the day aforesaid, and If necessary, will lie adjourned from day to day, withio the same hours, until completed. The said lands will be sold on tbe following terms, to wit : one fourth of the purchase money to be paid in band, and legal interest on lhe residue for one year in advance, and tl.c residue in twenty-five years from such tale, with like interest annually in ajvance. On failure to pay any such snnual instalment of Interest when the same becomes due, the said contract shall be forfeited, and said lands shall immediately revert to said congressional township, and w ill b forthwith sold on the terms above specified. Ey order of the said Board, J.ne session, 1B49. . J. M. M ALLER Y, 8. Comr. H. C. Attest. LEVI FARLEY, Auditor Hamilton County. 84-t 31 at Oct 9wis

COUNTERFEITS. I-'EVKIt AM AGIT, CHILI. FEV EU, DUMB AGUE, INTERMITTENT AND REMITTENT FEVERS. AND ALL THE VARIOUS FORMS OF BILIOUS DISEASES SPEEDILY AND THOROUGHLY CURED BY Dr. Osgood's Indian Cliol:igogue. The following extract is from the Farmer's and Emigrant's Hand Book, a valuable work of some 500 papes, recently published bf Menu. Appleton A. Co., New York. In chapter 8, page 335, the an thor, speaking of Fever and Ague, remarks : "There is a valuable medicine sold in most of the Western cities which we can conscientiously recommend for Fever and A pie, and other bilious diseases, it is Ibe Indian Cholagngue, mhkh Is prepared by Dt. Osgood, of New York, wbo has made the bilious dimeders of lhe West his special sludv. VTe are no friends of ttioae medicines usually called patent, but we have had ample opportunity of testing tbe invaluable effects of the Cholagnene in bilious carea." Tbe speedy and permanent relief afforded by the Cholagrtgae arises from its prompt and healthy action upon tbe blood, cleansing it from bile and restoring it to punly ; thus striking at the roc. Its tendency Is not simply lo suspend aiaeave, but lo remove the cause cm

which it depends. 11 is equally adapted to ail ages and conditions of the system. From 8. F. Cary, Counsellor at Law, In tbe Agents in Cincinnati Cincikhati, October 11, 184(i. Mttor: Sanford Sr Pari In June last I was attacked with that most afflicting and unplea int dit-ase, I lie I'bi Us and Fever. The Paroxyams returned dai y.and were very severe. My phyaical energies bad been much impaired by a previous attack of bilious fever. Having tiied several favorite remedies without relief, a friend la whoialhad confidence, recommended Dr. (Hgrod's Indian Cholagogum. I procured a bottle, and followed tlie accompanying directions. The consequence was, that I bad hut one paroxysm sfter taking the first dose, and my general health was rapidly restored without ajsir.g any other medicine. I disposed of Ihe remainder of tbe bottle to twi other persons siinRary afflicted, and with the sauie resuks. One of them bad leea shaking air eight snooths, and was relieved ht two days by the use of tbe CUota rogue. I consider it rut duty, as k is my pleasure, to recommend it, having lhe most entire confidence i its sanative power. Yours, truly, 8. F. CA RY. Be sure yon ask for "Osgood's Indian Cbolagogue," and take no other. 3-Read from a communication of tlie Hon. William Woodbridge, of the U. 8. Senate, Sie Governor of Michigan : Detboit. Oct. II, 1840. Dr. Charit Ol good Dear Sin I have read wkh much interest, your late treatise, upon lhe "causes, treatment and cure" of the febrile disease which have so extensively prevailed in our country dur

ing the last lew months an Interest increased no doubt, by tbe fact that I have individually sudered so irmch from them. Tboutn I feel myself very incompetent toj udge safely upon a subject so entirely pro teäsional, yet your theory seems to me well reasoned, aad your conclusions just, and I ibink wklial, that your pamphlet t calculated lo produce much practical good. A violent cold. Induced by one of those sudden change la the weather, which I have always found so Injurious, resulted In a mr more serious febrile attack tbe fever assuming the more painful character of a remittent fever, having become what with a a year or two past, I have heard so much of a uchiU fever. Tbe disease continued upon me in despite ot quinine and other popular remedies, when Mr. B. handed me a bottle of Indian Cholagoeue which you had the kindness lo send me. I immediately commenced taking the medicine according to directions, and before 1 had exhausted the contents of tlie bottle, was decidedly better. It fully justified your flattering expectations, and aa a safe, canvertient, and popular remedy ; my own experience, so Car, induces meto believe thai it will prove a great public benefit. lass pleased lo teero that yon have recently established several agencies Ire its disposition though I regret that, with 1 view loa more general stiasemination of It, you slrmld have touud it ueceesary to remove from your present residence among us With much rjspect, I have tbe honor to le, air. Your obedlrnt servant, WILLIAM WOODBRIDGE. Poll by J. D. PARK, (successor to SANFORD Jr. PARK.) Fourth and Walnut streets, Cincinnati. O., general agents Ux the sonth snd west, to whom all order muat be aJdressed. Robinson, Peter It Carey, Louisville, Ky . ; and by WinsUndly It Newkirk, New A loany, Ind., and by appointed agents in every Iowa in lhe cVmth and West. Toinlinaon Brothers, D.Craighead, and W. Hannaman, Indian apolis j 8iddall, Reeves & Co., Madison j Geo. W. Palmer, Columbus ; C. Bell, Evansville; Jas. Somes, Vincennes; Chss. W. Wood, Terre Haute; John Burke, Crawfordsviile; R. H. Eldridge, Lafayette; L. W. Bni-e, Logar!spo.t; Ames at liolliday, Michigan City ; and J. Reed. Richmond. 93-epy State or Indiana, lUarioii County. I TMS Masior CorBT or Common Plcas, JW- tesm.I&O. Bill in Chancery. The giale Bank ot Indians, r the use of her Braach at Lawrence rurgher-Joh"- Cain. Sr um W. Nortis, Calvin Fletcher, 8 amuel E. I'erk'ns, John S. Snann. and Joseph Lynn. BE It known, thnt on the 27th day aT August, 1849, the said eonspanant y her solicitors, filed in the clerk's office of the Marion Court of Common Pleas, her bill in chnncery in the above entitles cause and also the sffidavit of a disinterested person that J oh a Caia, one of said defendants, isa non-resident of the state of Indiana. Therefor the said John Cain is hereby notified of the filing and pendency of ld bill in chancry against him and the said Setr W. N orris, Calvin Fletcher, Samuel E. Perkins, John 8. Epana, and Joseph Lynn, in said Court, and that unless be appear on tbe calling of said cause at tbe next lersa of said Court, to be notden ia lb Court House at Indianapolis on tbe id Monday ia January, 1850, aad plead or anawer to said lull, tbe same will I taken as confessed, and will be beard and decreed in his absence. A. A. HAMMOND, Ex officio clerk of said Court. By R. ll'EWCOMP,Depaty. Smhh and Yandee, Sols, for com pit. 25-

VAIsVAHIsK HEAL ESTATE FOR SALE. rpHE undersigned, desiring to change bis business, offers for A sale block No 96, containing 24 lots, several of them situated on rogue's Run, and desirable for machinery purposes, being also in the Vicinity of the Mauiaon Railroad t others are suitable for residences. ALSO Out-Lloclts 7 and 34 on the north aide of tha eity, t gween Illinois and Tennessee streets, end east of my residence, containing 36 lots which are very desirable for private residences. AL"0 Four lots convenient to the Madison Depot. ALSO Twenty-three acres of land a short distsnce cast of th donation, suitable for making brick, and now in such as by Messrs. Hi:l. Noel at Turner. The terms for the lota will be one-fourth cah. and the remainder in three annual payments with interest. The prices lor the above, tojftber with other lands which I pur. pose to sell also on reasonable terms, will be made known on ap plication JAMES BLARE. Indianapolis. April 94, IPtf. 10O-tf

CARPETING, Queensware, and Bleached Muslins, Irish Linens, j Jtc, together with a general assortment, all lo be sold cheap for rash by 4 3r WM. A. WEIGHT. I

NOTICE. . THE Partnership trading under tl.e firm of J. B. Irwin h. Co., tn the Tinning Business, is this day disao ved. All tlie Books and Note an in the hands of Wm. A. Wright, who alone Is sthorised to collect them. Tersons indebted will please call and settle at once. J. B. IRWIN. August 13. 19 40- S4-3vr WM. A. WRIGHT.

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Mirstirr's SALE. BY virtue of a writ of venditioni exponas tome directed from the clerk's office of the Marion Circuit Court, I will expos to pu' lic sale on tbe 19th day of September, 1S49, at tbe Court House door in Indianapolis, within the hours prescribed by law, the rents and profits tor seven years of the following real estate, to-wit:

Lot number three, la Mock numlier on, in th second addition to the town of Allisonville, and Ul the ground lying west of said lot to John Brace's line. And on failure to realise the full amount of judgment. Interest, and cost, I will at the same lime and place expose the fee simple of said real estate. Taken as the property of lob B- Norton, at tha suit of John Johnson and Elisha Reddick. 25 ts $l.e7 CHARLES C. CAMPBELL, tberiff M. C. llEWAHIM STRAYED or Stolen, from the subscriber, living in Eagle) township, Boone county, about the 10th of July la, a large BLACK DOG, of the Bull and Greyhound breed. He has a yellow eye. had a tiieceol a hemp rope around his neck when last seen. He was seen in Indianapolis stout the rniadle of July, since which time I have h.ard nothing of bim. I will pay Ibe aove reward, or such other reasonable snin as any person will ark ta any one who will deliver aai3 do; to me, or giv me Informr.ttoa so thstt can get him, by writing to me at Eagle Vil'ae-e, Rnone connty, lad. JACOB DYE. . Augnat 34, 149. 24 3w1 Notice. rwuiS is to notify al! persons concerned, that I have paid a due H bill given by me to Barney Short, ca'lim for f67 03, dated June 14th. After having taken op the due bill I accidentally lost it. All persons r therefore cautioned against trarlirg lor th same, as it is ot no value, pevrm-nt having been made In full. 1 August $9. C5 3w JAMK.3 FERRITER.