Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 11, Number 43, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 March 1852 — Page 3
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BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH. IF the Vadiaoa aad Louisville Paper. I 1 New York. ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER NIAGARA. Nssw Yoaa, Marcb 17, 8 Pr M. The steamer Niagara arrived ai Halifax this wnatag at an early hour. She bring sixty passengers. The Kuropa arrived at Liverpool on ihe ;ciii uu. - The propeller City of Maucheter, from Philadelphia. arrived on the 21st. The Collins steamer Pavciliu arrived at Liverpool on the morning "i the- 31st inst. The cotton market had been exceedingly active, with I sales of over 77,000 balas for the week ending on the 5th inst. Prices have slightly advanced. 1 Breadstuff dull, ami holders hart made slight concessions to purchasers. Provision market active, and leading articles improving. The London money market was easy, and there was plenty of bullion in ike Bank of England. American stocks steady. Consols have slightly improved. The general news possesses do icattue of interest. The Steamship Hermann, which left here on Sunday morning, the Tin inst., for Southampton and Bremen, retnrned this morning, having broken her centre shaft when seven hundred and fifty miles from New York. New Yoaa, March 17. 3 P M. Painter & Cj.. number SU, Broadway, were yester day camplained of before the police court for selling sparious passage tickets to California 1 i oui BntoB Rous:. Baton Rocce, March 17, 8 P. M. The Whig Convention met at the House of RepreeutativM Thero was a vsrv Liros attendance. Everv oarish was represented. Millard Fillmoro and J J. , 17 Cittten' en were nomintted by acclamation. There was great unanimity, tremendous cheering and enthusiasm Electors were appointed, when the Convention adjourned with cine cheers for the nominees. From St. Loui, St. Louis, March 17, S P M Kossuth left Alex Scot i last night, at 11 P. M board the From Washiagloa. Washington. March 17. Senate Mr Shields, from the committee ol confer ence on the bounty land bill, made a report. The Cnair decided that the bill was yet with the House, and therefore could not be acted upon. The Iowa railroad bill was taken up and passed ayes 30, nays 10. The special orderwas post ponetl , and the Missouri land bill takea up and amended so as to conform to the Iowa bill, ordered to be printed, and engrossed. It provides for two roads from Hannibal to St. Joseph, one of two hundred miles and the other of two hundred and twenty miles. Alternate sections of six miles on each side of said roada are granted to the State. The bill of Mr. Borland, of Arkansas, was agreed to as amended, and ordered to be engrossed. Mr. Rask moved to take up the Alabama land bill, which was agreed to. The bill was amended and ordered to be engrossed. The bill, authorizing the sale of certain lands for improving Fox and Wisconsin rivers, was taken up and or-1 dered to he engrossed. The bill appropriating tiny thousand dollars tor a ma riae hospital at Portland, Maine, was ordered to be engresaJ. House. Mr. Jones from the conference committee, reported land warrants assignable, and made some ex planatory remarks. Some debate ensued, and there was so much confusion aa to suspend all business for the time. Washington, March 19,8 P. M Senate. Tha Senate, aftar disposing of the private calender, went into Excative session and soon after adjourned till Monday. House The Housj was engaged in discussion until adjournment . From Philadelphia. Pisiladxi phis, M trch, 19,3 P. M. raThe printers of Philadelphia are about appointing -delegates to represent them in the Printers' national onveattion. that is to meet in Cincinnati in War next. Muck interest is manifested among the craft and candidates for delegates are numerous. Baltimore. New York, Atbaar, Washington, Boston, Richmond, and NorUdk have appointed delegates. From New York. New Yona, March M, S P. M. The Georgia, from Havana, arrived this morning with one hundred passengers. Nothing later. The Arctic, for Liverpool, sailed this uio.ning From sYaahlnKton. Washington, March 2tJ, S P M Senate The Senate was not in session to-day HocsE. Marshall, of California, presentcil a resolution from that Stale asking Che refunding of certain money collected therein before its admission and asking increased salaries for the assistant judges of the State. The House then weut into committee of the whole on the deficiency bill, which was debated till the committee rose and the House adjonrnecJ. From Cincinnati. Cincinnati, Maren 20, I P. M. A lire broke out between 12 and 1 o'clock in the lumber yard of Stewart & Deming, on Third street, between Smith and Paik. and about twenty dwellings and shops, mostly frames, besides which a numb r of first class buildings were injured Loss estimated at $100. 000 with very little insurance From New York. ARRIVAL OF THE PACIFIC. New Yoee. March 21 The Pacific arrived at 2 p. m. Sha left Liverpool on the 10th, at 2 p. m ; passed the Baltic on the 17th. The Pacific passed large quantities of ice. She brings fortytour passenger. Th Canada arrived at Liverpool On the morning of the 5th Cotton meets With fair demand, but the Canada's' advices flattened the market. Holders more anxious to realize. No notable change in prices. Sales Saturday, Monday, and Tuesday of 25,000 bales trade Ib.OOO; spesalation 5,000; export b,U0O Wednesday's market i su steady rates, with sales of 6,000 to 7,000 bales, ex- ' porters took 500 American ; speculators 500 American ; and 1,200 Snrat BreadsturTs slow sale. Wheat 2d lower. Flour deolioed 6d to la. Corn steady. Makiu's Circular quotes i mixed and red wheat 5s I0da6s 3d ; white at bs 7da7s Id Western canal flour 2ls2ls 6d , Philadelphia and Baltimore 21s 2de2Is 9d - Ohio 22s 6da23s 6d ; Orleans 22a- j 23s. Yellow corn 20sa29s 6d ; white 3234. Provisions unchanged since Niagara sailed. Bacou ready sale at full prices. Beef scarce and m active demand Lard doll aad stock limited. Tallow steady. Clover sveesi limited and sales rather lowe.-. Nothiag doin in rice 700 bbls good rough turpentine sold at 8s W. Tar Ui6J. Soger in limited demand and prices barely supported. Codec inactive and unchanged. Sales of Mas trifling and prices unchanged Manchester maricot fim, with modtrain business. Stocks light. Motsey market steady. Consols closed on Tuesday at 97 . American securities in fair request at Niagara's quotations. Wright St Grundy's Circular of the -Mb quotes fair upland and Mobile at 7, Orkans j middling upland 5, Mobile 51, and Orleans 5). The election of new minister is progressing. Her ries n returned for Stanford Whiteside ani Eumsktllen both returned. The mutiny oa the packet ship Queen ot the West at Liverpool, oa the 6th, was quieted after a terrible fitfht, and sailed on the 9th ander a new enptnin. The former captain, Moore, is a passenger on the Pacific. France is quiet Tho Government arrangement of banks is satisfactory to :be commercial community The fusion of the two branches of the Bourbon family is again agitated, with certainty of n satisfactory teraaaasMiao The Swiss sUff omers in Paris have been orderod to rntorn to Switzerland forthwith. Belgium has made a treaty ol commerce aad navigation with England. The diüeulty between ibe French and Swiss has been arranged. Present account from the Cape of Good Hope are snore satisfactory The French nmbnssador suddenly lelt London for Paris. steam frigate sailed from So od for Algeria with three hundred political exiles Ibelanp Or MeHsle has raised the standard against the established church There are alarming accounts of Riboouism from the northern distiicts. Tf be t v . A Turkish military column, ten thousand strong, with four gnns, has occupied Ban Jalaka district, and disarmed the Rayhas. Six battalions, under command of Paahan. are expected Biahes Novi is occupied by n strong detachment Every large town is garrisoned. A widely spread conspiracy to overthrow Ike Ooeeraroent bas beers hsrouarht to lieht From telegraphic despatches it appears that every
bridge and every forry is guarded, the boats on the riycr !
?"dSe . eVCry lVT)U 'U, t.neooaiS on lnr;C; Lnna are destroyed, and ever J point ol cummunicatii B L nna are destroyed, and every point ol commuu with Austria occupied by strong Turkish picket. New Yoaa. March 22, 8 P. M. Sales of 1,500 bales cotton at easier rates uplands 8 and New Orleans and Mobile 8 ; sales of 3,000 bbls State Hoar at $ 1.50a 1.621 and of Ohio at $4,4824,81 J ; 1,000 bin southern mixed wheat at $1 ; 1,600 bushels northern white corn at 6465; 20,000 bus rye to arrive at 75a76; 3,500 an the spot at 77 ; 300 bbls lard at 9 in kegs lOJalOj ; 500 bbls mess pork at 17 prime $16; 300 bbls beef at full prices: 500 bajis Rio coffee at 8U9!- 3,000 gallons linseed oil at 66; 50 bids prison t- i Ol J wniaay a zlg. From Philadelphia. Pm ladblfhi a , March 22. The Central Railroad Bank of Augusta, Georgia, was robbed on the 18th inst of $20,000. From Cincinoati. CwariNATi, March U Burts St, Co.'s Ex hange office, and Post 8t Co.'s Periodical depot, were destroyed by fire, on Sunday raorumo verv little lost, buildings oi not mticn vaiue The river bas fallen two feet The weather is hi .t erating Flour is exceeeingly dull, no sales. Groceries firm and unchanged. Whisky 15.. From New Orleans. New Oa leans . March 19 Kossuth is expected next week fw a an & vl . iL - - - - - nf Ait l mi at Ihe rnce current esuinitie mc irt.xi3t vunuo . all the Southern parts at 31,900 bales ahead of last year. New OacEVNS, March 22 8 P.M. 1 Muncipal election to-day, in consequence of which the markets were doll -.) , i Flour $3.90; mess pork dull sellers at $16, hut lew ' m Fm -a a II . O I. I tak LLl. A I buyers 100 bbls no. 1 lard sold at t0; w ' baeftl'J.75: 700 baes Rio coffee 9Ja94; 300 bbls whisky 17c Market otherwise unchanjieo couon actio . . l ft I , tfV.ll nvt rnc fair already seven tnousana naies viU m iuh puv 8ic. From Pittsburg. PiTTsauao, March 22. 8 P M. River seven feet and falling. Weather miM, cleudy. and damp MA K RIED, Ou the 17lh mt., ai ihe residence of Sichtiiig, Esq , in Morgan county, lud . by Her. Mr. Fletcher, Mr F Hepp of IndianapolK to Mis HaxsaH SifUTlSG of Morgan county CITY ELECTION Flection la Satarday in April Ann uaceenl lee SI 00 sat advance. (rWe are requested 10 announce the name of Hcnbt H Nelson aa a candidate for City M .tribal. JTJPDamsl B Citlt.t wdl serve a? Secretary of ihe i ay Council for eniuuig year u re-elected Ma- EriroR Please announce John M. Bramweu. as a candi date tor Secretary of the l ily Council at the nuaiug electioia. f7 - H are requested 10 announce Jastc H. Kkxxedy aa a car. didate for City Treasurer at ibe an;iing Corporation Election LC Ws are requestod U auiioauce Sastfil A Psnav a a candidaie lor City Marshal. ICWe ire requested to anuounce HtaH Slevin a a candi Jaie 'j; Sirrel t ommiaaioBer, ii the eatwiKsj 1 aSJieanlSSSI Bsesian TOWNSHIP ELECTION Elecilou on iri.Mondy in Aprd Aiutounce ia adtanc. tut tee 1 OU. CC'' We are requested to ..imounre C . Wsiit a a candidaie for Janice of the Peace for Centre Towiuhip. C7" We are requested to announce Joanra Stivxns a t candidate for re-ciecuon lo the ontoe of Justice of ihe Peace, at the SSV uing township election. LT?" Please anaouace ihe name of J 9. Allen as a e audi lata iot JaWir : of the Pr c al the ensuing April Elec tion. MANY VOTERS fp We are requested lo auuocuc: O II P. Blt a a nanJ.dse for Constable 0Vt are requested to announce the name oi Petkb Wini HEi.i a a candidate for Justiee of the Peace at the April election. THE PAIN KILLER cares like magic The first applicauou oi'ieu remove the severed paiu' eAtrrnal and interim I THE BEST AND SAFEST, as well a the cheapest method of curing a 1 humor and chronic complaints, is lo use Dr S. A Weaver' never failing remedies, which ara advtV iitedui another column. Try them and you will say so loo From j ihe evidence we have en u their lavor we know they rnu.l be valuable articles. LAWS OF THE STATE OF INDIANA. BY AUTHORITY. 1 AN ACT Aut)Ti.insf the Circuit Court of Clinton CouMy to sit two tteek if the buiinet kail require it. Saa-TiotJ 1. Be it tnaclz lMv tK' (ieneral AtMtn'Aff of th State of Indiana. 'I'hal the Ciri uiLM iXirt 'nlhe County oi l l.nt-ni. shall su two week if tin 1 I ' r.i ?. a tin n e aei hall take elfect and be in force duty of llie see it and it is hereby made the I .iati- in luicopy m Uns act to tue clerk of Mid court u lalely M II KNGI.ISH Speaker oi the House of Represent tlivrs 8 8. M1CKLK Prescient jf ihe Senate pr t$m Approved March -J 1-52 JOiSEPH A WRIGHT. AN ACT To rtoroanite the Board of Trustees of the India m f Indiana . :, and pror ifficersA I Unintrtity , defining their powers and duties cultnn tor me eiecnuii or frettuntt anj otn and potntinz out their powers and duties Section 1. B' it enacted by the General Assembly of the State iff Indiana, That ihe t'lnrersily established and incorporated by Virtue of the act entitled "an act to establish a College in the Slate of Indiana, approved Jauaary 34th, l-'s. is hereby recognized as the I'mversiiy of ibis Stale.' Sec. 2 The Geueral Asaembiv. at its present session, shall pro ceed to ibe election of elcveu Trustees, at least tl.ree of whoui, tliall reiü- within the county ol .Monroe, which said Trustees, when so elected, shall constitute the board of Trustee of said I'niversiiy, and lie a body corporate aiui politic, by the name and style of "the Trustees of the Indiana l'niversity. ' with rapacity in that name lo sue and be sued, pie id and be impleaded, and to hav perpetual succession, and have the power, 1. To elect esse of their number President of uch board. 2. To appoint a Secretary, Treasurer, an. such other officer as they mav deem necessary tor the food order and government ol said corporation, and to prescribe their duties and fix iheir compensation. 3. Upon ihe death, the remoral out of the flute, or ether vacancy in the otfi.ee of any trustee, to elect auother in hi place by a majority of the Trustees present. 4 To poseesa and enjov for the benefit of ibe t'n.vcrtity, the personal property, rights, credits and ejects of Ihe Trustee of the Indiana f ollece, snafku thuiirs appertaining thereto te uaine any real or per--M such ni-unier ss iiiversiiy. ntrol by the urobest promote the sest of any Trustee who shall absent ive ineeiings ..f ibe board, or be juilty of breach of aur of Ihe by laws sideut and such pro essors and other oth.-ers lr such University aa shall be uecessaiy who shall hold their ulhce during the pleasure of the trustees IU To prescribe lha dunes. s.taries, and emoluments of aaeh nVers 11. To prescribe the course of study and discipline to be observed m the l'niversity. and ihe price of tuition H To make all ordinance ana by law uccessary and proper lo car rr iuto efTeci tlte power herein conferred. Ptortded, That no member of the Faculty shall be eligible to the board of trustees tEc. 3 All the rule., ordinance aud by-laws established for ihe government of Ihe I'mversiiy, now ut form, shall continue iu form until altered or repealed by Ihe trustee thereof Sei 4. The oltk-er appomied by the preseul trustees, and the preseut faculty ol said University, shall continue lo act aa such, until by said trustee, changed Set 3. The said trustees hall annually meet al the tow n of Ulo imntgioii. at least '.hrec day piecediug ibe anual commenceinen l of said U university. Hue. a Five members of said board shall constitute a Uorum, ami may lawfu. 1) transact any bstslne not inconsistent with this act. which the wttoie I oard could al un) tune do Hec. 7. In ease of emergency, dt lred rach by ihc faculty University, the sasd three trustee residing m said county of Monroe, ai lei il.ere snail have been a Called session of the board, and if et such called session, ibe other members of the board fail to attend, may proceed to fill vacancies m the faculty or office of ihe hoard, elect trustees ut the place of those who may have resigned, or whose place may have become vacant by any other cause, and in case there shall not be three resident trustees, iu the eveniof said emergency, iu attendance at Ihe lime a pointed for the meeting of said board, nor three of the other members of said beard, then those thst are in attendance, together with ihe faculty, shall proceed to transact the Imaine. for which the emergency deelsred, and till all vac.iu-ies iu ilie board; rrowmtm, Such nimmt shall expire at the next re.ular meeting of the Treenmt e nie puuiic nuii.nngs ami lami uiereio anas neu. suuaie near niooiiniigton, iu .nonroe euuni) i is uns .-iaie, nerctoiore ccupied and used by tne trustees ami racuity or ine itiuiaua i liege, ; for the purpos i laereol and a I the personal properly, rigtls, crediu and eoeris ot Ihe tru.lee nf ih. t olle.e shall vest m Ihe trustee of ihe Indiana I'mversiiy, lor ibe use .hereof ; such real eetate not to be sold or converted to any use whaiever. Rax. 9 The trustees of seal University shall be entitled lo r. ceiv. ihe proceeds of ihe sales and reut of the ihree reserved sec ti in ihe seminary township in Monroe coumv, and the same I.e paid to the treasurer of said trustees on their order, to be ex pen Jed ale of SBS lor th. purpose prov,ucsi in ine actbroviJini ror tue .1 section sp. roved January rJih letJU, and February 4 h -r.
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fuiHlshall, .. received the Sum trstasury.be paid on the war. r4UtJ tj,e auditor of public account; auch warrant tn be grant ed on allowance made to the person entitled thereto by the board I of trustees, and duly certified by their elerk. Sic. II. Tass ereawiciist. fraiaora, tutor, insaiiirneters hall be styled the faculty i said I'uivrrsiiy. and Lall have power: 1. To enforce the rules and regulation adopted ly said irust e for the government of tbe students j To which end ibey may reward and rcoaure such aa deserve it. and may a suspend thoae who couiinue refractory, until a determination of the hoard of trustees csn be liad thereon. 3. To gra"t and confer, by and with the consent and approbation of the trustee., auclt literary honors and degree as are usually framed and conferred in oiber l'Uege and I mversitie m the iiited State, and in testimony thereof to five tunable diploma. under tin seal of the University and Signatur Sec. IS No religious qualification or teal : auy siudent, iruaiee, president, proteaeor, o ure oi ihe tacufi) . Kail be reunited from or other officer of nch l uiversny, or s a coudition lor adimsion to any privilege m the same. Skc. 13. No Kt'itrimi leite. s or principles shall be taught, in structcd. or inculctu! at aaid College, by auy president, professor tutor, or instructor theieiti. tor, or instructor theiein. Sic. 14. The trustees shall provide lor the tuition, free of charge, of two students from ach county in this State, lo be se lecteu Dy Hie uoaru oi couuiy cooiiiiiaioiicr Sec. 15. In the management and application of auy property, real, or personal, and the proceed theroof, to the use oi said I'm varsity, ihe trustee shall conform to the rill and directions of the donor thereof, if auy such shall haue )eeu connected with such donation. Sei 111 A.I ?aue and rights of actions in favor of said trns iee of the Indiana College, or m fivor of ihe present Irostees of the University, shall survive lo, ami rr ay he prosecuted by the 1 trustee of said Cuiverstiy, hereafter lo he elected, in any Court of competent juris liction. Sec 17. The said irurteei ot the I niversdy shall require of. I BkeSf treasurer lo give bosul, W th snlncieut aecurity, in double the i sum likelr lo come into his hands; which shall be hied with, and . preserved by the auditor of public accounts. I Sec 19. A board of visiters of said I n versity is established, lo . constat of the Uoremoi . Lieutenant Corcrnor, Speaker of the j House ol Representatives, the Judge of the Supreme Court, and the tfupsruitendent of common schools " Sec 19. Any three of said visiters, when convened, shall i n Stitute a quorum for the transaction tf business kr aid visiter snat' aiuiuaitv visit saia i uiveriiy, una hall esauiihA Ihe condition of the property, real and personal, belonging to the saii.; ihe course of instruction and discipline adopted by" the trustees and Mittl hy the Ijc Ity Ute proceeding and by-law of the trustees; and Iks i,a,p o Ihe finance of the L'niversity. Sec Tbey aliull remmeud to the board of trustees iic ! alteraiioiii and amendments a they may deem expedient in regard to the mailers aforesaid. Sec nf. They shall also make report of their examinations aforesaid to the (jpveriior of this Mil.-, to be by lum laid before the General Assembly. I Sac. S3. The book, reco.-d. end axoifiits of ud t'uiversity, and of the several officers thereof, shall re ope!' 10 the iiif-e-.Mion of said visiter, or any ne of thetn. Sec. 04 1 1 shall be ihe imperativ dutyofsid person desig- : uated iu section eighteen uf litji act a said board of visiters to al- , lend the annual commencement eaero.sa a( Mid JJiiiverity: and in case they fail o to do, it shall be the duly of the pridenj (if he board of trustee of said University to report die absentees to ilie next General Assembly. Sec 45 The Secretary of the board of trustees shall keep a true record of all the acts and proceeding of said board, and make anJ l ' :,.'") to copies thereof. He shall also keep an account of the stu- 1 dem .11 ;a..t University according to their classes, slating their re speciive age ud p'tv( of residence and a list of all graduaie. Sec. 3d. Tha treasu.-e ,.' laid 'uirersity shall, first, keep full, irue, anil faithful account of all money ,e:;ry?i into the treaiury of said Uuiverity and of ihe expendituri. thereof 2. Pay out the same on u.s order of ihe board of trustees, certified by their clerk 3. Keep accurate account with all persons keffcaj dealings wiih such University. 4. Collect the tuition fees due the same 4 kfak semi-annual settlements with the board of trustee! o Subnyit i ij.l proper staiemeni uf ihe finance of Ihe University and of hi receipi ad paj nienl. at each nieeung of the board of trustees 7. Submit his bocks and paper lo the inspection oi ihe uusices and visiters. Ssr. t7. The board of trustee, and their secretary and trcaau ' rer. saall rnake report to the superintendent of public schools, of all matters rabuna jq :ijhJ UiiiVcisity, when thereto required by said luperinteiMleut. ämc. 23 It shall be the duty o one uieuit.e, or h luC-U) to be designated in alphabetical order, uuruig every yacaiion of oj(e mouth' duration, either by himself of a competent substitute, to deliver a public lecture on the principles and organization . f t'uiversity, its facilities, aud the causa iu general, (being caret ul not lo disparage the claims of other lasiilutious of learning ) ,t, ul least fifteen counties of the St.-.:e. due notice of the time an ace of the delivering of which aid lecture shall be Riven iu the most com fii.cn: newspaper: and during a vacation of shorter duration than one month, a member i f the faculty iu the order aforesaid, hall deliver a lectori a aforesaal in at least fire counties ofthe Stale, a brief staternei.t of which shall be by said lecturers reported lo ihe trustee of said L'uivor uty annually, to lie by lleni invorporaied in their annual report to the General Assembly Prot iiUd, At(?ys, tliat no two lecture, uti'ler llie provisiuiuj ol this act, shall he deluded i,n the sasM coun'y. until Vdi Uie Lounlie of die Slate have been lectured in as aforesaid Sac. Ml. The member of the faculty acting as lecturer aforesaid, shall make sqch geof gcal examination and collect mineralogical specimeus iu the couuties he inay traverse a he may be able to make or procure during h: slay therein Thp specimen and uch other natural or artificial specimens 'b'" rnj be il.lr to procure bv voluntarr donatian. which lie may deem worthy of ex hibition und preservation, t sh!l jepoiif in suitable room in the l'niversity building lo be fitted up for thai prpo, a sw.ee,.-". ftateui-iii of the geological obaerration be may make, and report tha same to ad board of trustees unnually, which shall likewise be incorporated iu th - anuual retorl to the Geueral Assembly See. 30. It shall be the duty of the Govern r of the Stale to order tha printing annually of five thousand copies of the annual report ql Uie board of trustees of said University, twenty .five hundred of which si.aii k nr li usg qf i!;e faculty, aud twenty. five hundred for the use of the ni" ruber of tliü Oenefal AasssfjsM Sac. 31. Said report sha',; embody wh-xis irv mcluil. ,1 ,u tba annual catalogue together with uch other m it.cr as the hoard of trustees m iy deem important to promote the interest and the usefulnea of the L'niversity. Skc 32 Said board of trustees shall annually appoint a com mmee of their body to examine the University buildings, and to report to them iheir condition, and the kind and cost of uch repairs a may from lime to time be needed. Sec 33. S-4 boar; of trustees, llirouah it President, shall r,e ai least one month's notice of the eomieuceruent :f each session of the said University m at leaat one newspaper in the city of Indiauapolis, lu the i ny nf Louisvdlc. Kentucky, and iu thecitoi New Orleans. I.ou'.si.in. Skc 31 Saul board shall every two years elect a treasurer, a seoretary, ahd one member of the faculty aa (uperinteiidunt of the Uuiersliy buiid:tiD mid adjacent rroumls Sec. 35. It shall Ii; u.i ilwiy of said superintendent to preserve ihe public buildings from injury, aud 11 case of emergency io cause the same ami the fencing of said grouiutk to be repaired. Rae. 3. I iiiuied ale.) afier the election of the trustees of said University by the .resent General Assembly iu pursuance of tins act, the Governor s' all notify the person so elected, to assemble , u ihe tenth day of Api .1 in the year eighteen hundred and fifty-two, in the towu ol Bluniiiiug'oii, in the chapel of said University, when ami where they (hall be everally sworn to the faithful performance of their duties by ibe present President of ihe hoard, or in default thereof by any other oificer competent to aslniiuirtcr oaths Sec .37. 1 1 there shall be a quorum oi said trustee assembled at the lime and place desigitnied in the preceding section, they shall proceed to elect a President ol' the board of trustees, a pro lesser of mitberoatics, a secretary, treasurer and superintendent of ike University building. The President of said 'ioard shall hold his office for ihe term of two year; but in case ot' in absence ihe majority of the Irustet s may elect a President pro tempore. Src 33 In case there si mil not be present at the lime aud place designated in section thirty six of this asCt, a quorum, then the faculty, together with such trustees us may be present shall proceed to elect said officer. Sec 3u. Ka'.ii member of the faculty shall serve during the term of faur years from aud a Aer Ins election, unless sooner dismissed for rros immortality or iucoinpe'eucy. And said board shall have power to dismiss any member of the faculty for either ol said causes. Sac. 40. It shall be the duty of the board of trustees of said University to make a tieuuial report to the General Assembly of ""T, the Cond 1 1 exeadria ssc 41 the condition of the fundi of the institution, its annual receipt and averse limned. ittely upon ihe pats.nre oi tin act, ihe lerms uf the present board of tiustee- oi the Uu.versdy shall tease all their power and dunes not inconsistent with this act shall he eouferrcd upon their successors to be hereafter elected Sec. 42 All .aws and parti if :aw coining oi conflict wnL the provisions ot this act are hereby repealed. Sec 43 A it u provided in this act to elect said trustees at the present session of the Geueral Assembly, an emergency i hereby declared to exist, and tine act to be in force from and aller if ; - sage WM H ENGLISH Speaker of the House of Representative 8 8 MICKLE, President of th lenaie pro tern. I W WRIGHT Apurovtil .March s . JOSEPH A AN ACT Proridtng for the tltction of toten and city officers, and vrescribinq the Qualifications of voters in such elec tion. Section- 1 Be it tnaciel by the- General Atu.nUy of the Statt of j Indiana, That the qualified voter or each and every city oi iu corporated town that mar have the follomug ofiicsra, via., I Mayor, Recorders, city Jujsjensecretrits ort ien, ireatu rer. t ol lectors, i oum.-it tees, .vtarstaxus. Mreer t om- ; missioners. Surveyors, i, ßhUf at such times as , hnisjfayelcctioos, elect the now provided by law above named office llinTwiirTi-T otrkes for ' the terms of time, the abom named office such number, as are novvSsTrovided by law, aniFin all municipal elec tion in this State, no other or dirT.renrtiulification shall he required 1 1 voters, than that which shall entitle them to vote ! at any township, county, or State election, except that their residence shall be in the ward of the city or lown where such elections shall be holden. Sec. As there is no general Ian providing for the pgetsl ions ol this act, and that the voter of the several cities or towns of this Stste ma have the benefit o! this act, and as there is an emergcucy existiiir, it is declared that this act shall be in force Ironi and after it passage and publication iu th ; State Sentinel and State Journal. VVM tl ENGLISH, Speaker of the House of RepreseniaUveS. s S MICKLE, President of the Senate pro ttm. Approved March 10, ItS JOMSrii A Willi. II i sj AN ACT Providing for the incorporation uj Bridge Compesnien. Skt Tio I Be it matted by the General Assembly of the State of Indiana, That, any number of persons may form themselves into a corporation for the purpose of constructing aud own lug . bridge across any river, creek or other water course, by compiling with the follow ing require nients They shall unite iu articles of Aasocittion, setting forth the name tbey assume. of,hi. w,t(,r CuUIM tua j,lmce wmwtt th. said bridge is to be built or construe lad . tli aim caiutal atock. and the number of bares into which it divided; the name and place, of residence ul the su , and the amount of stock taken by each, snail be mibsc I to said article of association. When ever ta .lock complete the br mount to a sum sufficient to stimate of a practical en i i is i sinecr, copie o '.loll T raMsrteWv be office of the r n whic situated : shall be a the board inniiaiiv Ihne orraniscU r "TT. " i o erf it EUlJSUlll Dl-nrge until tue consent oi niissioiier Of t lie proper enmity shall have beer, obtained to the election f the bride, at the olacr nrnuosed : , and if the stream over whicaanv bridge i proposed to he con. stiuctetl is the divntmr line of t wo count ie thenth. consent 0f the Boa id ol I ouuuissioucr ut eaci county interesled shall nrt tat obtained Sac. if. It shall be lawful for any Bridge Couipant heretofore organised, or which may hereafter be organised for Ihe purpose of erecting und maintaining toll bridges. from time to time to in crease their capital lock for the purpose of completing any uch bridges, keeping the same in repair, rebuilding ihe same, or for protecting the hank or .ay stream over which the same may be erected trout the action of the svater. or for anv other nuruose i properly counecled with the object ol the organisation: but be ! fore any increase in the capital stock of any such company shall j tie matte. iu coinpan) hall nie in tbe ofnre ol tbe Kecqrder oi 1 the county or counties, in which any such bridge may be situ I ated, a statement snnaing the nine ot any such cciapsny, Us 1
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hnilt; the n mount of the proyxwea increase oi inc capital stock of any ucb compjB , anJ the nusiber of shares in which it is to be divided; But no increase in the capital stock shall be mad unless by the consent of to many stockholders thereof as ehall be the owners in the ajsregaie of at least t'.iree fifths or Ihe original stock. Pec. 3. Ji ol l than three nor mora than seven Director shall be elected by the stochho'der of every ucb corporation, who shall hold their office for ourtrir, and until their rnicceaars are in like manner elected. Notice of the first election lot Directors hall be giveu by two weekly publications in some newspaper printed nearest to said bridge. . 4. It shall be lswuil for any Bridge company beaatofore organised to increase or reduce thr number of the director thereof : Prorided, hotetm. That the number of the director of any such company -! 1 1 in no case be increased to a number exceeding seven nor irduced 10 a nnmber less tbau three. Sac 5. Any board of fhrectora elected under the provisions of ibis act, may orgauijeby choosing a President and Scecretarv from then own bodr. and from thfncetorih shall be ennid..i 1 a body c t Bridge C .. ii.l pontic. n me name ana style of - and shall be capable of sum? and beiue sued i riiiis mj m.,i..v umw.hi6 ucicuueu, .answering nd being an werf? BntO; ifl any court of competent pleading and ng impleaded acUindmp ind being defended jurisdiction Mac. 6. Acs corporation under the provision of this act, may : have and o a common seal, and the same to alter or change at 1 pleasure, and shall be capable of uurchasinr, holding, using ami conveying any property or estate, real or personal, that mav by I them be deemed necessary as an appendage to any bridge as I aforeiald, and may have all the benefit of the writ of ad quod i Jamaicm according to law. Set-.?. The directors shall, at all times, keep or cause to be i kept, st some proper place, proper bonks ol accounts, in which hall he entered ail the transactiona of ihe corporation, which books shall, at all times, be subject to the inspection of the stockholder of said compaaw-.-Sec. e. 1 he said corporation shall not contract debts so a to be liable, at any one time, to a greater amount than the capital stock of the me; and each stockholder shall be liable for tfebt t-oiiai-ict u) ss;u lon.oan viuringiueiiinene as or is a stock hohler, on s failure ofsuftciefet propeiiy belo aging to Said com r-r ac r. c 9. The öftrer so elected shall irotpeiliatelt provide a of by-laws for the lyvfrumenl of the toiporatioh. and rode management of it prudential concern, and present the same 10 me company tor tneir auoption. wnicn by-taws, if not repug ii.- nt to the laws of the State, and when approved by a majority of .the voters, shall become a law, aad be binding on all parties concerned, till altered or amended by a vote of ant annual meeting thereof. A copy of which by laws shall be posted up in some conspicuou place, or places, on, in, or about the toll house pf ;j-l company find also in like manner a statement of the files toil kl i-o;ed and shall be kept constant!) posted up in some like conp4bu i-i-i.. Sec 10. The president and director shall fill all vacancies that may occur ill their body ; they may sit on their own adjournments, or a call of the President, and when the president or secretary are oL-eiit. llie directors may appoint one in tbe.r stead. 9m 11. At all flections for directors, each stockholder shall be entitled 10 vote in r?rson or by proxy, in manner and form prescribed in tue by -Ian, diu acyoidins lo the following csle For each share not evceedinf ten. one Vote; for cfery two shares above ten and U61 evtevdlng twenfy, onj vote ; 114 fbr evefy iDPi iure oyer twenty, ope vote. Bsc 13 Certificate of stock shall be given to stockholder which shall oe evidence of stock held ; they shall be signed by the President aud Secretary ; the stock shall be transferable on the books of the corporation only, but such lock ball at all times be held by the corporation for any delinquency in the payment of any assessment nec IX If auy toll gatherer shall unnecessarily hinder or de lay any passenger at the gate, or sha.l demand and receive more than legal toll, the said corporation shall forfeit fur every sucb aasen, e tie ii"i of five dollars for the use and oeuefit ot such person or person as have no- u LbuS deifauueq üi eUiueil. Sac. 14. If any person shall wilfulry impair or injure any bridge, such person so offending shall forfeit and pa) to the cor I-oration double the costs of repair, with damages and cct of suit, to be recovered before any court of competent jurisdiction Sei . 15. If any person shall forcibly pass any bridge without paying toll, with intent to defraud any such company, auch uer son so offending shall forfeit and pay to the corporation a penalty of three dollars with costs of suit, to be recovered before tthy justii e u nc HVake 1 in, mf0f?J Sec. )0. Iu all actiöus Moughito retoief auy pruaity or for feilure in and unJer thi charter, or the by laws Made in pursuance of this act, it shall be lawful to declare in debt generally for such penslty or forfeiture, statin; the section of this set or the by-law under which the penalty or forfeiture 1 claimed, and to give the special matter in evidence; and the defendant in like HmBMft Pffs 1' V"raJ l,suf p Jen sciio... iij gi fe M f.Titirrs 0! Icynce n evldence umlei'lhjt (asue . TJ. AH bridge cbmpanie now iu existence in tbi State nsaf have aud possess all the benefits of thi act, by complying with the conditions herein contained. Sec I. Whenever any bridge shall be completed under the provisions of this act, said Co poration may erect a toll-gate at either end of said bridge, aud demand and receive a toll not exceeuing sucu rates as snail ne uxeu r,y such compny, and approved by the county commissioners of the county wherein from any alectiou, pUce of - ligious worship, ,i ... . . g, ...... ..... -. I-.I.VU-- uiig in,. fi ft; sua a(l ran era procession, shall be exempt iroui paying toll Sgr. 19. Any sucb corporal ion sfiall not, at any time nor in an aaeaassr, obstiuct the navigation of any navigable stream by Uie construction df auch bridge. Sec m. Inasmuch ss certain bridge compaui.s already or gsnixed creadgsirous of availing themselves of the ;,rjiions of thi act. bcfCTCl. m shall be published, and circulated in the seveial counties 6f th State with tho ether laws, an emergency i dsKtaredto exist Cmt the same shall take effect inime diately , this act therefore shall take effect and be in force from and after its publication in the State Seatinel, Stat Jp'iai pd WM. H ENGLISH, Speaker of the House of Representatives. S. S. M1CKLE, Presidcut of the Senate pro- Urn " Approvr.l March 15'2 JOSEPH A WRIGHT. Providing foi the crec kc i . I f? ir Indiana, That the G such building as he Prisoii, bv in I under lo suiierinleud the bu - - v! 1 1 i.s beruh quence of a part of t suitied by trc tuid thai this act parage.? WM II F. Speak fi oi the House of Representative' S S MltKt.l', President of the Senate, jaro tern Approved Mfiich i, lMt: JOSEPn A WRIGHT Thi State or Indus. I Oifice of Secretary of Stale. 1, Charles H. Test, Secretary ol Male flat the Stale aforesaid, certify that the forego. ng are true, full , ui.d complete copies of the enrolled Aeis. now ou Ale in my office Iu witness whereof, 1 have hereunto sal my hand, and af1 1- s ued the seal of Stats, at Indianapolis, tins loth day of March A. D las t HARLES II. TEST. Secretary of State Engines, Mill Castings, at Reduced Prices fBUK undersigned have ou hau l, ami ure constantly mnnufacm luring Steam Eugn.es of all kinds, Cast in as and Wrouglil . Iron Machinery lor Saw Mil's, Flouring Mill, Water Mills. Dutdlerys, tfce. Also. Johnson Wheels, Guiniig Machines, all kinds of Car Wheels and Axels, Plough Points, Monld Board of various pal- ' tarns. Grate bars. Wagon boxes, Cast lion Kettles, am) Dog Irons. ; all of winch we will sell fbr cash ai fifteen per car below the usual retasv We would invite particular iten'ion lo our SAW MUX AND MULEY ENGINES Our Shw Mil Uuginc is ccnsidered by all I who l ave tried it a superior article, and our Mulev is of th. latest . pattern, superior in every respect to those coir ssoaty used: and another consideration is thai we can -ell u from fiby to one hundred dollar cheaper ihan any other bin in the Stale MERCHANTS, MILL WRIGHTS, and per ton engaged n the Mili ins business), will Bud it grenily to ibeir adv autage to give us a . call before purthaaeiiig. We t re confideiil of ti e superiority of our work, can aud will sell at lower rales than any oiher shop in Ike Wett J S Ü R E NEAL. "JeflVrsoii rnunJry,; froutmg ou Vine, Hic'.i. s:id Second streets i 3 squares back from ltivr imm-ttialely uortli K K. Depot, Madi- . son, Ind. inaii5-w3in ffCouritr, LaFaytlte. Journal., Terre Haute; and Jacksonian, Ruthrille, will copy for 3 month and seu.l accounts lo itus office for : odjusim.nl I TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS. ajSIIK subscriber would respectfully inform dealers in hi line of U business, thai he is selling Canhv of his own mauutaciure, 1 at twelve and a half cents per pound, with a discount of 10 per cent, lor cash, winch terms will be strictly adhered to. Dealers in 1 ihe article will find it to their advantage to tend their orders to the mauuiacturer Aow is your cnauce scjij in your oruer. ALFRED BORIE My present stock consists, iu part, of 60 boxes Lemons; S0 boxes assorted Cord.uls; 13U do M R sUsssJess; ttiuü drum Smyrna Figs; 15 casks Zuite Currant, 900 boxes Prunes; ai do red Rock Candy; i i do yellow do do; 30 do white do go; 17.? lb. Jujulte Paste; IV bag soft shell Almonds: j 10 bbls bard shell du 12 do Filberts, IS do Cream Nuts; 15 do Kuglish Walnuts, lu fraias Dales; ii bxs pine app e Cheese; 40 doz assorted Pickles m quart and J gal. jars; 33 gross Playing Cards, assort ; IB 1)0(1 flue China Marbles, 30,000 white do do; no.OUO White Albas, 75,000 polished Marbles; 60 doE Gauva Jelly; 00 doe Shaving Soap; SO loa Scotch Ate, in pi bot ; 40 doz Scotch do in qt do; 'iuO boxe lmon Syrtip; 20 do Madeira Wine W doz nsl'd Brandy Cherries 16 doz Pie Fruits; 40 ease Brandy Chernes, 12 do Preserved Ouiger. OH doz ass td Preserves. I-4G0 I boxes .-ard ncs. 3b0 i do do; 1 50 whole do do 300 cans fresh Baltimore Oysters; 900 cans fresh Baltimore Spiced Oysters; 20 case Pickle. Oyster 55 doz Tomato Catsup, iu pun aitd quart bottles; 5dez Walnut Catsu; 30 boxes Pepper Sauce; SO kt oa Matches in den boxes; jjVOOO Regalia Cigars, d.ffereul brands; tv.ouo Principe Cigars, diflcrciu brands; 10 000 Sultanas. 5 000 Plantation-; 50,000 Half Spanish Cigars 40 doz Loiidou Porter in pint bottles; 30 doz London Porter, ul quart 30 do Claret d bottles. With a veiiernl assortment ol a'ooftls Eencruilv kept in my line oi business, all of which will be sold low. mari-w3w N1LES EXCHANGE TO RENT. This large and com modioli Hotel i- offered upon reasonable terms, lor one r more year. The building is new, in perfe. ordi r. and ha vrs-tniiv.ins!iire (tillable for arcnmuiO. latin The travrlinr tub lie, as well as boarding private families Cossawcted with tl.efpre mis, is a i a r e statue aim viicam ttrouuo. n i-on-mi i -on- (-. of ihe furniture ran be Imd with Ihe building, as also a new and splendid Omnibus Apply lo RICHARD P. BARKER, mandw- mar wow Nile., Michigan. star AtfiHTs ft I ARIK (In om, unit receivme it rivsi aWssWt "I c' of COTTON AND WOOL MACHINE CARDS, f.om ii.. ... ...,.i...iorft- i i r , Mus. wliii h wi be vvurranied and sold at Cincinnati prices. m Ihe attention of manufacturers and carders in the West, lespeeifiilly solicited. A 8. W1LLARD manüVWtv mart5w1m Washington st .opp Palmer House. P08T OFFIC-BTcORHER! II. PAKKISH I now receiving a full and handsome stock of Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods, Bonnets, Parasols, Hosiery, Gloves, Notions, Carpets, Rugs, Druggett, Curtains, Damask, Ac , All of which WILL BE SOLD VERY IAW FOR CASH, fj ALMES, customer, and purchasers, geueraltly, are rcoaeticd Wi to call and examine my lock. marlfl af "tlOsiRS Of the finest br-ind can be fi und at jS3 j p pope pp.
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STATE OF INDIANA MARION CCUifTY I tri Maatox PmoaaTa Cot ar, Its-aiam Term 4 T the February Tot of the probate Court of the county of
- v. . ... ... .-., x. iuri on und me or j.ce iac, oeceaicu. i,. i e proiiably inaoivmnt. Creditor ore required lo file lhdr claim against the esintc for allowailcr in '- outi, Willi ill II moiilhi ffin ib H-i-hereof, or they will not be vmem Man li IT, KB luarctf DAY!) Met LRDY, Adm STATE Or INDIANA. MAHION cntlNTV lv the Matiox CiartiT Colit, Jif. Tum. A. D. l&ai Divore Henry tl Plackev ra. Manha P. Flacker BK it known Ibat on the 0th dsy of Marcb, 1862, the above invned peuii. iier filed in the office of the Clerk cl the Manon Ctreasi Court his petnion m the above aukled case aga.n the geil Martha P. Piaekey, together with ihe ifulavit of a diunieresie-J un.l competent person. Uiat ihe said M.rtba P. Plackev , not a resident of the State of Indiana. Ttiesaid llHMlbt P Plackejr ii ihcitfore hereby nolified of the ilingr and pendeucy of aatd petition and ihct unleas ah appear and plead to, anew er or demur lo said pctn.ou on the first day of the t j- , Ta. wgaaan ueig at me ourl houe in . inunnajaMi. on me scconti .tionu: and tlte mailer and thing threiii iiKiiiuapMis, ou ine second .iioouay e m r,.., ..... .l. n.;l "S-f.Tr ttrrmned in her aliscnce MV.IM SSUIU alsaTw W.M STEWART. Clark. MaaiM0 and Mxtoi, Soli foi nnii.oner. inar25-w3w STATE OF INDIAUA, MARION OOTJlfTT: Is the Maaio Pmoaair Coi car, Ffbrcabt Tekjc. 1652 Petition for tie tali of Real Wtkm TTitliaaa Schook-rafi administrator of the FUtate of Catharine Pliilliias, deceased, er. James Loderbuck and the unknown heir of Cmibarme Phillips deceased. BK it known that On lue 5th day oi March 1654, the üU-vc nan.ed petition filed m said Prolnue Court, hit etitiou in the ftuui.vHi kus aim uio uii iiniiv;i .-ai tr.e saia JLin- l.ivh ruuck w.n no a res.eut SI tf.c State or lud i Ordered iht nance of the filing and pendency of said petition lie ,vel! lo "'d Ja'me Loderbuck and ihe said unknown heir ol ,44 an.. n o vs. deceased, by publication in the Indiana Slate Seutmel for three weeks, ana ror them to ap,ear ajd show i-.i).e qu the firt Jay of the next term of the said Coirt. u, he l..-e;uii and held at the Cour: hotjse in Iudiaj-,apol,i, on ihc sec. i;l Mm' .1 . , ,n April neit, if any they ran, why the real estate i.i said petitiou described, s) ojW not be sold lor the purpose therein set forth: erd said Wie im' a it are hereby accord ugly notified. ArrxT WM STEWART, Clerk STATE OF INDIANA. MARION OOUNTY. its the ktajuoN CiacciT Cücii, lEcaaacB Taass. Ie5l. nt Chancer . Harriet U U r.glit r. .N.ty Jane Hurr d.si 1:, .1?,.. n,,.i.ir. ,.-. :.i ...a n .... ... . Ma;) Iii-, "iimii, iauiLi Ml. 111,1, .s a: ., tlllf 1 J. ttflP'it Alllli.ihpr HIS ilav come tha Comn'anouit bv her ao, ,. oors an .ih endtf. aa) ble an aia la. n of tut- nC.t-reaidriice of ihc iritiijtaiiT. iMcy Jane Hums, Mary Eliza Ufilhii, Dauiel Gr.ihn and Nathnu.el B Wright. Whoreupou it is ordered by t!.e rourt thit said defendants be notified of the filing and pendency of the hill of complaiut herein by three successive weekly publications in some public weekly newspaper of jreneral circulation, pn.ited and published in Marion county, and tnat unless they appear and plead to, answer or demur to said bill of complaint at the calli of the cause ai jte next 1 t"rnl lf tfosCcarl, (to le bguii aoii hetif at 'Jie'Court house in the f!' ff jnthunaiioi s, on ihe second Monday in June next) the said diu a a the matter and thing, therein c atauied, will b held a ij-ue una taaen as couiescu a 'c sa.i defem'tnt, and tin? cause i caistiuued uiim next teim. Ccnvof order mar 23-w 3 w Aitet WM. STF.WART, Clerk. STATE OF INDIANA. MARION OOUNTY U Tsra Maaios Fbokatb Cocrt, Febri art Term. 152 7 Caaacery Wjiliam R. Shimer r. Catharine O'Xeal. Caleb Belles and Mary Belles his wne. Harvey Gebern and Susan Sebern his wife. Richard O'Xeal. T )'VI Willi. cder. O'Neal, Catharine O'Xeal and K:: .1 ?,a Shimer r.iie if said aer u .eai, Catharine o .ei am! FUabei, ITCtliii W Shim's, ans) I'HoEiao'K. Ö'Neal MiK 7t know that .hi the dith day ut Fehlt IJ plainant filed his bill of complaint n sf al. -hruary, 1859, said com mi. t. ut in the above entitled cause in said Probat Court, ginnst said defendant, together with an affidavit that the defendants. Lewis O'Xeal ani Thomas R. O'Xeal, are not resideim of the State of Indiana. Thereupon it was ordered by said Court thai notice of the filing and pendency of sai l bill of complaint be given 10 said defendants, Lewis '.. i and Tboma K O'Xeal, by three successive weekly tuLi'catiou iu the Indian Stat jjeijt!,,ii. a pilbiic weekly Vewspaper of sjenerai circunfticiii. pfintad anil published ih'said clutity; and that unless they appear and plead to, answer or demur to said bill, on the first day of the terra of ssid Probate Court, to be begun and belt, at the Court House iu Indianapolis on the last M:",d;y in May next, (1958 ) the said bill of complaint, and vhä ,:.v..-.- and tl.frigs therein contained, ill fc; ltki-v t' hl $ cpufesicd at to said deeiu,aiii; and ian dereiHiaut arc hereby acrordiugly notified ruarll-wJtr ArrKT WM STi WART, Clerk. STATE OF INDIAN a. MARION COUNTY i Is the Maeio-s Cieccit Cotar, Decembke Txbm, rS2 In Ckaneny John M Alwood, John While, and John tfparhawk is. Abner i.oc-dnn. W illiam Yarbrnturb. i'hail,-. ir... c vf clay Burrows, ami Mary Ann Shoemaker, Adu,i..!ira'tors efthe Fstate oi Silas Shoemaker, deo.iail wi: l lown Him oa th 4"i day of Oktober, 1351, said comiillS klt-fti in the Clerk- office of si. ..I P.j.urt lh,r Kill ii. chancery ill fhe above entitled cause intn. t auf il.Li-tam. ii afterw ard at the December term for the vear ISM of said Court said complainants filed an affidavit that th,e defendants, Abner Lockhart and William Yarbrougb. arc not residents of the ?'iaie of Indiana. Thereupon it ra ordered bv said Court lhat notice of the filinj pendency of the ssk! b.ll of complaint be giveu io said Abuer Lockhart ami Wilham Varbrough, by three successive weekly publications iu the Indiana State Seminal: and ihai iihIm tbey appear and plead to, answer or demur lo said bill ou ihe first day of the next term of said Minfsi Circuit Court, to be trun and held at tn; cj,u(t House iu Indianapnlu on the second Monday i it. June uEt, 166., said biil and the matters ami things there. n contained, will he held a true and lakt n as confessed a to said defendants, Lockbart and Yurbrough; and ihey are hereby accordingly rotified. marlS Attest WM STEWART, Clerk STA.TB OT INDIANA, HANCOOK OOUNTY: Ig the H.isrocs ti0BATE Cocbt, Mat Term, 11-52. iiirto for Pa:iioH - William Miup, Heimelt W. Creed and I Naucy Iiis wife, John W. Shup, James Philips and Mary A. his wife, and Sarah Shup ss George H Shup, Kmiiy Shup, Isaac M Shup, Deborah A Shup and Elizabeth Shup. BE it known that on the llth day of February, A. D 1&59, the abode named net turner, bv R. A. Riley iheir attorney, filed iu the office of diu Clerk ol' the Hancock Probate Court, their petition hi the above entitled cause, uud also the affidavit of a disinterested person that the said Deliornh A. Shup is not a resident of the Slate of Indiana. Ihe aaid de.eiidant is hereby uotihud of the mg and pendency of ud petition, and that unless she appear and ansvv.-r or demur to said rietitmu on ibe arst day of the next if said Court, to be held ai ihc Court House in Grceufiel.l in 'oiiijiv, ou ibe second Monday iu May. A 1) l1?, the time ill be taken as confessed as to ihe said Debora!: A Shup Attest: WM SEBASTIAN, Clnk R A Riley, Any for Petitioners mailwju JAME3 FERRITER'S ESTATE- Notice is hereby srive-i, that the personal property of James Ferriier, late of Marion county, daces, ed. will be o'd at paUic auction, on Thursday, the lath day if M -trcn. l-5"2. in the farm known as 'James Feiriter's Farm. four or five indes south of Indianapolis Terms according io law The above properly include, lbs Stretcher's ou Man I mil street, in . tiered for sale on ihe p:emises i'd hc-Uic next east of the widow Indianapolis, which wtt also be JA.ME H McKKRNAN Ind.ai.spoliS, Feb 20 13S4. Administrator. ejN faJTATE OF INDIANA, MARION COUNTY At the Feb"f ruary Term of ihe Probate Court of Mariou comity . A. D. 135-2. said Court declared the estate of Joseph Beet hier deceased, to be probably insolveut: Crediior ate 'bcrciore required to file their clams aeaiust the estate for allowance in said Court with in ten months from ihe dale hereof or ihey wi'l not be entitled lo pay men! JOHN B. STUMPH, Adc iilislrator de bona non. Indianapnlu, Feb. 90, 1632. inar4w3w a UMINISTRATOH'S NOTICE -The undersiped has been a'm. appoiutetl admiii.strator of the estate of James Raines, deceased, lale of Manon county, Indiana. All pt i -ons indebted lo the estate arc requested lo make immediate payment, and all having claims wi I present them for liquidation without delay. The estate is insolvent. ANDREW WILSON, Feb. 14. fcblOvt 3w Admin, sirnior. ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE Notice a hereby given that letters of administration have been tbi day granted lr the undersigned by the probate court of .Marion county, Indiana, on the estate of Samuel Silvers, laic of said couuiv deceased. Alt persons indebted to sail estate are required to make immediate pityment. and those having claims against ihc sumc arc notified to present ihem. properly authcnt.catcd. for set derm nt The .state is probably insolvent. EDWARD P. CLINTON. ANN ELIZA SILVERS, Feb. Ii. 1Ö5-2. lebl!iw:,w Administrator. SHERIFF S SALE -Hi iMgj ot an exe- ution to me directed . from the Clerk' OflW of lite Marion C.rcuit Court, I will siioe lo public sale, on the Sllih day nf March next, at the door of ibe Court House, is Indianapolis, in Marion county. Indiana, wiilmi the hour pi' c.i!..d by law. the rent and profits for seveu years, of the following real estate, i - u ,t I hi- number ten (10), eleven (11), and twelve 1 12) , ist block number filly ss the ciiy of I udiaiiatx.il. in Marion county. State of Indiana And on failure to rerdixe the lull amount of judgment, interest, and costs, I will at the same lime and place expose Ihe fee s.mple of said real estate. Taken r? the property nf Henry Perry, at ihe seit of John H Bradley, surviving partner ot the firm of CJuarles at Brndley. C. C. CAMPBELL. Sher.ff Marion CoFebruary 18. 1953. feb-Juw3w Bv W. Robson. Deputy saoHERIFF'S SALE By virtue of three executions and one a fee bill lo me directed from ihc Clerk' Office of li.c Marion Circuit, I will expose to public sale, ou the 30th day of March next, at the Court House, in the city of Indianapolis. Marion county, In- . diana, wiili.u the hours prescribed by law, the rents and profits for seven years of the following real eslalR, lo-wit. The uisfivided half of the east half of the uonh-casi quarter of 1 section twenty-seven y'27). towpship sixteen (18) north, ol range four I east, containing eighty acre, more or less, in Marion county, Slaic of Indiana. Awl on failure lo realize the full amount of judgment, uiierret. and costs, I will al the same time and place expose the fee simple of said real estate Taken as the property of Hugh Cunningham at llie suit of the several persons named in said executions and fee bill. C. C CAMPBELL, Sheriff Man. n Co , February 19, !S Ieb2)w3w By W Robsox, Deputy I .'HBMirr'S SALE. By virii a of one execution and one fee ik lull issued by ihe Clerk of the Johnson County Circuit Court, uirecieu io me auu now in my aantui, i win expose io saie ai puntic auction, at uie floor 1 1 trie 1 nun House, in me county oi atarion, in the Mute of ludiana. between the hours of Ifl o'clock A. M and I o'clock P. M., on Saturday, the äuth day of March, 115, the rents and profits for the term of seven years, oi the fallowing described properly. to-v n Be itg loi uumtter one 1 1). in ijuare number forty -nine 148), iu ihe Sstf f Indianapolis, m Marion county, ami State ol Indiana Air.t il sucn rent hiiu prom win not aeu tor a suiiitncui sum io satiety tue ainouni m'tiiniKiea uy saiu writs, i win at tne same ume und place oder fur sale in like manner, ihe fee simple of said propertv Lev ied upon and taken a the property ! Charles Michael hi the suit of Henry Bradley, and the fee bill in favor of the officer and witnesses therein named Terms cash. C. C. CAMPBELL. Sheriff Marion Co., Bv W Roaso-s. Depot v Indianapolis. Feb I, IsJff tebMwdw n ARSHAL'S SALB By virtue of a writ of execution (Fi Court ol the United Stales for die District of Indiana, I wdl outbe Ith day of April next, between the hours of IU o'clock A M en 4 o'clock P M , at the Conn house door in the county of Hancock and State uf Indiana, offer for sale the renta and profit for ibe term of seven years, by ihe year, of all the following real estate, to-wit South-west quarter of taction 97, towndup 18. range fl; Northeast quarter of Nonh-east quarter of section SH, towivshtp 16, rang. 6, situated in Hancock county, Indiana; and lot. numbered 3, 4, 5, 33, and 33, mated in ihe town of Philadelphia, Hancock comity, Indiana And upon failure to realise a sufficient sum to satisfy the demand, I will, at ihe same time and place and lu the manner aioresa.d offer for sale the fee simple of said above described real e'tata, taken as the property tf George W WiOets si the suite oi Joseph Cumin n against Joseph Mathers and said George W Willet ft. MEREDITH, U 8. Marshal of District of Indiana onrlS wl pr fee (3,76. By so McOcar, Dvpuly. jpATN TED TUBS 25 ne.is paiiiti d Tubs, 3 eah do do do 8 rach Just receded and ior sale by let 1st BROWNING .MAYBR
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C ZII.MKKMA A Co., .lanutaclurcra of tae Im pro red Fire aad Water Proof Composition Booflas? ' 'YMf'K desire to direct the particnlar attention of the Public ta WW our I (.imwtni.-m Rk..- . act are of which we nate been extewnel engagJ dnnug several yea.-past. It bau been bui .ce.uiy that this article wit, fJS, llroduccd b) us ill tat. I 8taie. It ..,.. . . . , , -' iiaia.wi out it own me it and did ot fail to receive its nil bare of the opposiuau which is so geu-rally aud ludi.criminateiy urged against newiaT proveineut. or tnnovatiou upon old establiafaed cusiom. The fast: uini lint . nan no mniii.i.j.1. ... C. i.... s3SZaSTlL - 1 1 S ''"I ' "lown T -r ? un"-overrun all Opposition . and llltO altnrv! ln,ir. , C at- . rr ' , ... io, i sumc.eiu r irfleoce of Use of th public aa to its utility and value 11.1.111 had our Rotif lestnl iiiul.r..... r iioiini.ie ill every imrv rinn namcni, u.i- T? grratrr degree tian auiy other Roof aa use, the valuable gftLal" U 1 1 'Jlll'!!-V. o1 aecurity ag,um boll, fire a I i- ' . . "B superrcutut ine Use of all other E. Jl . .:.SaV.r"t;,J0" !? J.Cly recommend by aU , -vs. .S.IVU t im UlilJIV. 1 Jlt-SC KCi fa rSS-Sli o.i . I .. " T . I one inch to the foot, which is often of ireat advanuge in ca-ei of ' ÄÄT' Tncy arTafforded at StSlST Z . " 'js . SU1 III1...U11ILU Wl Till W I ä;-k Lij T ""a, wiine tne amount ol mi saved which sxrould oiherw-Mt be used in eatc.Mlmg up the lor a stcen roof aftm mui... . u r .t - . . v " C. T ' , .- . M ' ' i ... i nu.lUUir I nmnaaiiiiiii Root ti.... ...u . 1 be coat of ihe rn 'r r" . u"lT 'a,e,i. ,K1 lamsssl and sometimes the whole ..;...V ",,u,," " lhu !" "fi for kwmtmsm saved in the gable -wis, and ihc tru, r;mn.nir necrssa v for vaps-uact i in. or mctu gutters mm-alwav ba SSIVWL a. we make .he gaiter, of th. Mef "r. "5 Mm? shV kmm th. water ,y have u run doc not lucrease the ..aiul.ty to 1 1 wdl be to the .wiesest of those aboul to use ihese Roofs to bear .it mind, thai whaiever vUue and reputation thev have acquired in tha vicinity, has resulted from the work performed bv i We have put on upwards of four hundred Roof, and there i, not, to oar knowledge, an individual who has had a Roof made tri u who would not asraiO adopt our Roof. ' Know.ng the importance of punctuality in our business, we D.sdre oWuxhhiadnartxn the progress of otner nans oft budding shall be caused by delay on our part We h.id eslsssSlssaa in readme to execute order to anv r zteut for our Ri oAnr and at the shortest net ice. v-""5i a In ihe course of onr operations here, several important improve, menu have been made by ua, both in the anode of putting oa, aatd also in the preparation and compc.ftjndaff of tue muter, a. of that SassiaSaaaitinn .i-i, , i. . ,. .. 1 r . . , . 7 . Fill i lev s as a i I - as " Vn iroTSTT c .l i pw'uiiariy awautea to im cum AC L 10V. Itllv.-1 Bf this h1tr aiwf ........ .. - .. . I t -vi j crcutiai part oi ihe uus.fi e, Z cvmr.iunicazta cs us to any one. AT.' ! prepared to furnish plans for Ihe construction ot Bu.ld.ng and Rnof4 m receiv- our Composition Roofing. a4 ft l-eaaerl to meet any who ir ay deire further mtortnatiao rcative lo our Roof, and show samples of our Roofine m.asannar from 1,000 io 9.000 feet. S As an evidence of the truth ofcjur staicaents, aad the hifh char, acter which aur Rwif justams in tlu, State, we refer to the m.der tij-ned, who aa-.e w use our improved Fire aad Water Proof Corn- - T i--i uaiuiro t- teiiiiv in lis lav. r ..'"i'tVA'oL,C- Jr,r, Ü. Yandes, T. M. Sharp, B. Pottisr. H GriHih, V. Hftj'ch, R. Underbill. D Williams, J. Wilkms j' VandsirriA IS a v.i.i. a. n m . . . T' 5 i m enl ' . .'ic rnii, . si i-atterson. m. At I. I.itUe, Dr. Thompson. V Edwards. Scargent A McCord, J at, Vn-iii ii I ttj-x M. f I A U a m m . - ' ie, xsr. iitompsoti. ,. Edwards. Scargent A McCord. J aa, an, Knox & Hand. Hasseln,.,. & Viatoa. W Robson P MeiBranch State Bank, P. G C. Hnnt, W. Kerne., W Rose, J efrees. I. M. Vance, E A Hall L V tu: y kel. I n n.e... 1.11 ITFIrE A P. hllft. I . IV O R. I I T.. Iv T O C., 1. McM.llian tfc BreckenrKtge. J. apear. J Reynold-, Ritsaer ft Bro ' Martin ft Une, Vf. H f Brsvaible, T P Emerson, H T 'I.S.S.S Aitjca fc-t-nit i; Ccuafy J. McDonald. D. S Jordan, N S Broyn, MtnUOr, O Amis, o H. Kerr. J Cromptou fSanwn, MnsonCounty-F M Finch. J. Hernott, S Hemott. O Hicks, M W. Thomas. County Commissiouers. VERWtLLIosj CoCXTT County Commissioners. R Nixea. A. Lyons. ' Bcllivax Couxtt Couuiv Commiasiovstr, SnEiftTj' CocxTv--Sssrtfc-V. Hacker, J. Sullivan Dr Robnms, W. Iftittle, Mr. McFarlaod, James Rohertsou, Traneesof th. lUptist a:;d eihodut Churches: Aforrisroai-a Dr SfcGewahey W W. codrd. fr. Peak. NoBLxsvivLr G. M. Shaw Roofing Materials coRaajuty 0B hand, and for sale at ihe lowest prices, with .fir. c'.n, for use Cemmunicat.ons or orders frosa a d.ance s ;?l Wveive prompt altention. CuV e ii cur Maiiuiactory, on Market street, north side, two antfj a tirV squares east of the Court House Indianapolis, Indiana 'CT Ail work done by us warranted January, Ml .an5-dAwO... DK. S. A. Wr.AM.K'S. CANKER AND SALT RHEUM SYRUP, O ANKER CURE AND CERATE These Preparations are warranted superior to any other Compouxt now in use for expelling Scrofulous Humors, Canker, Salt Rheum, Erysipelas, Mercurial Diseases, and all other Diseases Arising from en impure state of tne Blood; Also, Liver Complaint, Female Weakness, Dyspepsia, AND GENERAL DEBILITY DR WEAVER, the original discoverer of tha Med, cue i. a regularly educated Physician, a Graduate of ihe Albany Medical College, and can exhibit Certificate of hi Office from the best Physicians in Albany, certifying to his ability and qualification aa a Medical Practitioner and is now extensively engaged in ihe prac. tice of Me.!., nie ERYSIPELAS AND SALT RHEIM CAN BE CURED Mrs Giles Turner, stf Moutville who had been afflicted win. Erv- . : i r .ft i m . . ... . ' -pent lor ine iai ivveiuy i run. sua itiree times within the iaa; j five years, has been eimrely Blind from the eOacls of iku. dreadfu. ' malady I CURE EFFECTED BY DR WEAVER'S SYRUP. AFTER ALL OTHER TRIED MEDICINES HAD FAILED HEAD THK CERTIFICATE? Moxtvtixe, March 9, 1961 Messrs S A Weaver & Co G.ntlcmen Iu relation io ay Wife. 1 would say tiiat from childhood she bas been afhic led with a I Humor. About twenty year, since it appeared in a very distressing form of Erysipelas, ai first in a spot of a bright cherry color ou ie , sale of the face, accompanied with a painful sensation, similar te , that produced by fire From this pond it spread over the whole face, which became so swollen that for several day. she was entirely BLIND, aud so disfigured ibal her moat iBtimal. acquainiancsa did not recognise her. She bad I ecu in this situation three limes iu the last ive yers. Its effects sometimes appeared in small cracks in the skin, commencing back of the ears, thence extending over the sides ot the ic. i.l .".isireai.d paiiitul v. ere ihev. tliot at nisfc . it was impossible for her to allow them to touch the pillow. Ta. discharge fiom these sores was so profuse lhat il frequently ve. , through lb. dressing and run down the sides of ihe neck, aud sc acrid was it. that when it came in contact with the skin, the effect ! was the came as that of boiling water After anv gentle exercise, especially m warm weather, pans ef . the body became covered with spots of a dark red or purple color. , and were very painful ami tender: in a short lime these spots wouM he covered with minute blister, winch broke, and discharged, then I dried up, forming a -cut - which would in a few days come off, leaving an angry and painful sore, looking much like a burn. Ii is would be a long time in healing frequently months. At one lime d appeared ou the feet and ankle, running much the same coarse : as it had done on the otht I pans of ber body, except thai in thi ka stance it was aggravated by exercise These sores, moreover, assumed the character of bad ulcers, and eo inflamed thai for mom is j she was unable to walk. The deep scar left by them remain to this day. it Has aneclcd her breast to that degree lhat she vt as Ubalde to nurse either of her last thiee children Often she has been as sucb distress from this disease, that for weeks she has been able le obiaiu bui lilllc sleep or rest, and has often said that her distress was so great he coultruot describe it. At the time sin- ci mm need using yonr Syrup and Cerate, she Lasl a running ?ore on her siomnch and bread, t hich had baen there more than a year, healing up ai times perhaps in one place, but always breaking out iu another. To this we applied many remedies, and us--d various kinds nf medicine for removing ihe disease from the system, none of which produced the least apparent benefit. Slie commenced using your Syrup and Cerate a year ago last fall. She look ihc .Syrup a few days and then commenced applying ihe Cerate tn ihe sore, and at once said she had never found auytbmg so soothing as this was. I have frequently known her to get up several times iu the course of a night to apply the Cerate to ber feet, in order to obtain sleep In one or twoAs'eeks afier oring the medicuios the sores began to heal, and befbre she had finished the second hotlie, they were entirely well. She has now used four bottles, aud as to all appearance perfectly cured, and ia in better health also than she has been at any time before fur twenty years The mediciiie has effected in her case the most wonderful cure ever known in our section of country, and I strongly recommend all afflicted in like manner to give it a trial. AitY one desiring funher informatiou in relation to the facts or I particulars of the case, it will afford me great pleasure to give any I such information, if they will call at my residence in Montville, or j they can mike inquiries of many of my acquauitancc m New Leus der, and dandy, who arc conversant vt.Ui them GILES TURNER The above i a plain stntement if facts, they speak for themselves, and are from a source that no one who are acqnaiiited with the person will do-jl i This is only one of the numerous esses which u a have in our possession, all showing the value of Dr S.A. WEAVER'S CANKER and SALT RHEUM SYRUP, togeihei wit. its invaluable accompaniment, the CERATE- They stand Unequalled for the cure of all Scrofulous Humors. Salt Rheum. Erysipelas. Canker, and Nursmtj Sore Mouth. Mercurial Diseases, Liver Complaint, Female Weakness, and alt diseases arising fiom, or .a any way connected with nn impure itatc of the Blood Manufactured and sold by S A WEAVER dr. Co.. aolc propr.clor. New London. Conn. Sold by Craighead tfc Browning: W. W. Roben, and by Merchants generally. J. N Harri a Co , 7 College Building, Cine; -pan. Accni tor the South and West 94-wis-3m OFFICE OF TREASURER OF STATE I IxElaNrci.is, March 15, )SS2. I IV TOTiCE u hereby given, lhat on and afier the 15lli day of May next, all 77iJrv .Votfrt issued by authority of the State of Indiana, and made receivable for revenue, will be reöeemca at ass office of the Treasurer of Slate, on presentation. After ibe per. d tied for their redemption, no interest will he allowrc on these notes marl5-3mo-dskw J P. DRAKE. Tree EIXOTIOaf W OTIOE The voters of Mariou county wd meet at the usual place of ho!d.ng elections in Marion coaniy on the first Monday ui April. ISM, for the purpose of electing a fare Senator lo fill ihe vacailPy of Nicholas MeCariy, resigned C. C. CAMPBELL, Sheriff March 18th. l6kt marl7-d&wte STATE OF INDIANA. MARION COUNTY Ix the Makios CiacrtT Covar. Dec fmbfb Tatus , 1961 fVoedinfi ia Fonign Attachment James P Drake v Johu IL Raysor. ' jfk 1.1. p. rsoiii interested will take notice, that James r UraSe, on ,ie g7ih day of November. A D le5l. sued out a writ of i Foreisn Miachmeiil from ll.o Clerk office of the Marion Crrcu.i ; f.ourt, against John 11 lcivsor. lor in. um oi its o tiuuuteii ana , rig,y.rour dollars and buy cents, wrucu writ na oeen renirrin ! executed, and is now pending in the said Marion Circuit Court WM STEWART. Clerk , c Ncwcoata, A norm-y for plaintiff. febffwöw J w-ISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. Xolice ia hereby I 9 -lVen. that the nartnershin heretofore existing between Samin- i luv i duo -iciivi r v. a. lift, i ism niiiii no. uim ai . 1 - ' ' -' - ....I r, 1.1 tl......Mal.l .....1. . 1. .M ft.. J or WllNU Rl III ftV 1 ' anved by mutual consent; and BROTHER, has this day been Uthe notes, book, and accounts ara nlac ;-d in thr ham's of Samuel WnniMTitrhi, who alone is atnho; lEed io settle the same. s.Ml EL WAIWYRIOHT, lisdianarsoli. Feb 15, l'iv! ti F WAI.NWRIGHT N B The undersigned will continue huaiara. at late old stand, where all persons indebted to the late firm of Wainwnght ff Brother wiit please call slid setile feblS SAMUEL WAIN WRIGHT. C1AÜTION. This is to notify all person lhat my wife. Rebecca MrC.ny, on or about ihc founh day of December, in the year A. D. ttsSl, absconded uom my homSy in Henry county, Indian; without any cause or provocation at all. All persons are notified not to credit sa d Rcbecce on ray account, a I ara determined la pay no debts of her contract int from tins time. " ALFRED McCRAV. February 80, 1 feuaUltetjtlwrw nr. O. MOLASSES AND SUGAR - SS bbls. M. O Molasses, and IO half-larrels do. 4 hhds Sugar: received and for sale by teh7 J. W HOLLAND g 1IGARS AND TOBACCO. -On band a very large stock el (ndish Tobacco at I A N 'S Intrtora. nrst quality oi .-pauun i igar- an junel vs HANN. fNDICJO. L MUI19 iUOIbs prime S F Indigo, jut received and for sal. by BROWNING A MAYER GlNQHAJsta Calicoea. C hints. Lawns, Barred Muslin. Jack, onetu. Cambricke. Swiss Mull. Irish Liueis, kc. lew for Cash, imsrlf H. PARRI3H.
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