Locomotive, Volume 32, Number 8, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 April 1855 — Page 3
PROCEEDINGS OF THE CITY COUNCIL Monday, April 9, 1855. Council met. All the members present. On motion of Mr. .Colley, Dr. Dunlap took the chair. . . . The object of the meeting was to consider the gas question. Mr. Maguire stated that as the posts were nearly all erected, ' in streets where the pipes were laid, and as the city was legally bound to light them, he would not call the ordinance up at this time. ; His object being, as he stated, to suspend the ordinance, so that an ar- ' rangement could be made with the Gas Company to extend pipes through streets where they are ' HQt now laid. A number of bills and accounts were presented and allowed. On motion of Mr. Jones, the Street Commissioner was directed to clear the gutter in front of block 71, on Maryland street, so that the water can pass. On motion of Mr. Maguire, the Street Commissioner was directed to clear the culvert across Washington street, on Illinois street, so that the water can pass. On motion of Mr. Maguire, the Fire Engineer was directed to report at the next meeting the condition of the Cisterns, how many are under contract, and how many hold water. On motion the Council adjourned. &g See the cut and advertisement of a Corn Planting Machine, in another column. The recommendations from Ohio, accompanying the Machine, are ample and satisfactory. Look at the Machine.
The Wheat Prospect in the "West. We learn from a gentleman who has traveled pretty extensively through the States of the North-west during the past six weeks, that the prospect of the wheat crop was never better. In Iowa a large quantity has been sown, but so great is the immigration to that State, and so rapidly did it fill up last season that a large portion of the surplus will be required for the new settlers there and in Kansas and Nebraska. Throughout Illinois, it is represented that the crop never looked better. The high prices of the last few years, and the almost certainty that there will be little abatement during the present, have stimulated the farmers to sow to an extent beyond former precedent. And the same may be said of Wisconsin. The prospect there is that the abundant crop of last year will be succeeded by one equally as good as this. We hear good reports, too, from Indiana and Michigan. On the whole, if no untoward event interposes between now and harvest, the Northwest which is, in fact, the granary of the Union will turn out a surplus which will gladden the hearts of the breadless in our Eastern cities. There will be comparatively few men engaged in the construction of railroads in the West during the present season all the great lines being nearly completed. This will reduce the consumption of non-producers, and cause a large amount of labor to return to agriculture thus increasing our surplus by the operation of two causes. So our eastern friends may look for an active fall business and a full supply of breadstuff's, unless blight or mildew, or some other destroying agent, shall blast the fair prospects of the present. Chicago Dem. jtSTThe greatest event in the annals of the turf took place in New Orleans last Sunday, the 1st inst., over the Mataire racecourse the great match of Richard Tenbrook's Kentucky horse, "Lexington," four mile heats, to beat the best time ever made, for a purse of $20,000. Yesterday morning, Col. John Raine, of the Gait House, received a telegraphic dispatch from New Orleans announcing, in brief, the result of the match, which was won by the gallant "Lexington" in the unprecedented time of seven minutes and nineteen and three-quarter seconds (7.19f.) The quickest four mile heat ever made, prior to this, was run last season by the Louisiana champion, "Lecompte," in which she was the victor time, This was the time "Lex ington" had to run against, which he has beaten most signally. Hurra for Kentucky stock ! We understand that the friends of "Lexington" have offered to bet $50,000 that he can run four miles in seven minutes. Louisville Jour.
The Unfortnnate Ericsson Invention. The Ericsson experiment is at an end. The invention is conceded to be a failure, and poor Ericsson is a ruined man. He has spent all his' fortune in building his caloric ship, and in the experiments he has made on the vessel. He has done more, he has spent all his wife's fortune, which was great, and she too is beggared. But the worst of all is, that it has led to such a recrimination and alienation that they have separated, never to be united again perhaps. Had lie been successful, his name would have been enrolled with that of Columbus, Newton, Fulton, and other men of illustrious renown. But he has failed; he has lost his all; he has introduced ruin into a once loving and happy home, and the world cooly looks on, and says, "I told you so." Boston Jour.
m ii m a urn id 9 " O happy lot, and hallowed , even as the Jov of A ngels, Where the golden chain of godliness is entwined with the roses of love." On the 5th inst., by Wm. Sullivan, Justice of the Peace, Mr. Adam H. Culter and Miss Mary Herrin. , . . , . , At Shelbyville, Ind., on Wednesday, 11th inst., by Rev. Mr. Caldwell, Wm. Henderson, Esq., of this city, to Miss Rachel MoHargh, of the former place. ' . LICENSES ISSUED TO 1 John Diotz and Elizabeth WeMor, on the 6th. " ' Strabach C. William and Refor E. C. Wilmena, on the 7th. John Dilly and Susan McCormack, on the 7th. Anton Weise and Ellen Wesling, on the 7th. James Sullivan and Catharine Hannan, on the 7th. Abraham V. Bond and Jane Lang, on the 9th. William Nicholson and Harriet Cameron, on the 9th. Clements Walchter and Margaretta Fronim, on the 9th. Simon Frazier and Lucy C. Vaughn, on the 9th. William Waddell and Nancy E. McCurdy, on the 9th. Joseph L. Fisher and Martha J. McCollum, on the 9th.
On the 8th, a Daughter to William A. Silvey.
US. ' ' 'P Death, what art thou, strange and solemn alchymist, Elaborating life's Elixir from these clayey crucibles." . i'?,'0!?.62' Mis'- April 7th, of pulmonary consumption, l.w " "'combe, of Laporte, la., aged 27 years. Mi., i A1.bany' Ind-, on Thursday evening, the 5th instant, aired on Cy ' 5ldest d;"gMer of Milton and Lucy B. Gregg, ffithfni f "s 8 mo,"" nd 14 days. She lived and died a '"'"H. loving, praying Christian. Xo Lucy in Heaven. nV?r !a.lfrom 1ts Parent a". Now.v."th hu '"doly riven, A brighter flower in Heaven. And sweet its closing even: " B,;'ff,ir"' briShler' "twin bloom In Us own native Heaven. TOn earth T hD8hed in death-tbat smileTvwl th no more "fe Riven 1 ney swell the joys of Heaven. Dear loved and lost one-none can know How sore our hearts are riven O may the hope thus lost below
oj.mig up anew in Heaven.
lOThe 3id Annual Anniverary of the organization of the Sabbath Schools of the city of Indianapolis, will be held at Asbury Chapel on Monday Evening, April 16th, at 7 o'clock. All those friendly to the cause are earnestly Invited to attend. W. S. JENKINS, Sec'y.
inThe knowing ones, and many of "the rest of mankind," use no other Cough Medicine now, than Doct. Lococa's Pulmonic Wriit, They relieve Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Sore Throat, Hoarseness, and like complaint, In an astonishing short time, and will effect a permanent cure In a few days. Thousands, who have used them, unite In declaring them agreeable to take, sure to cure, purely vegetable, convenient to carry, and safe to take at all times, by children or adults, and invaluable for public speakers and singers, as they at once render the voice clear and flexible. Sold by modlclne dealers every whore. Price, 25 cts. per box. . nov4-in
JTTWe are authorized to announce K. M. PATTERSON a candidate for Civil Engiueur at the approaching city election. aprl4 . TQ We are authorized; to announce that WM. H. JONES will serve as Councilman tor the Fifth Ward, If re-elected. apr7 Ed. LocOMOTivi: Plense announce AI.F.X. GRAVDON, Jr., as a candidate for Councilman In the 2d Ward, aud oblige his apr7 Many FaiKNDs. JITSAMUEL DELZELL is a candidate for Councilman, In the First Ward. TCr'nANIEL KEEI.EY Is a candidate for re-election for the office of Councilman, In the First Ward. - TTpWo are authorized toannounce that ALFRED STEVENS will serve as City Clerk, If ulcclod. apr7 TTpWo are requested to announce that A. F. SHORTRIDGE, will bo a candidate for re-election to the otllce of City Treasurer. ap7 TTp We are authorized to announce that JOHN TRUXSESS will serve as Councilman for the Fifth Ward, If re-elected. iuar.11 Try We are authorized to announce that WILLIAM BOAZ will sorve as Councilman for the 0th Ward, ir re-elected. , mnKU TTp NAPOLEON B. TAYLOR is a candidate for re-election to the otllce of City Attorney at the ensuing May election, uarai 7177 We are requested by many Voters of 2d Ward to announce that they will support JOHN S. RPANN for the City Council. marUI V We are authorized to announce that Dr. L. DUNLAP will servo as Councilman for the dlh Ward, If re-elected. fp1 Wt ite authorized to announce JAMES G. WILSON a candidate for City Marshal at the approaching election. mnri!4 ITPWe are authorized toannounce Jmu N. Swkkthkr as a candidate for re-election to the otllce of City Clerk, at the approaching election. inarl7 JtT'We aro requested to announce the name of Gkobok W. Pitts as a candidate for City Marshal, at the approaching election. iuarJ7 TPPWe are authorized to announce that Ht-on J. Kki.lt is a candidate for Street Commissioner at the next city eluction. niufl?
Miss Benin's Farewell Benefit! Yankee Kolinons Athcneum Company DISBJIJfDS JFTF.R TO-JYJQHT. The New Company gives One Performance MONDAY EVENING, On the Lot on Pennsylvania street, one square South of the Branch Bank. The Grand Procession on Monday will halt In frout of Bowers & Purcoll'c for a BIG PICTURE! aprl4-lw1l R. R. CNDERHILL. R. P. UNDERBILL. J. W. UNDEKUILL. CITY I'OUNDEUY AND MACHINE WORKS, Indianapolis, Indiana, RR. UNDERHILL & CO., Proprietors E. Grkenleaf, , Master Machinist Manufacturers of Steam Engines, of all sizos and descriptions.- Also, tlie very latest improved and most complete Sash and Muley Saw-Mills. An entirely new assortment of Mill-Gkarino Patterns, Wrought Iron for
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Orders solicited.
ISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. The partnership heretofore existing between myself and Kufus
Slianloy, under the name of "Charles Sc Shaplev." is this
day dissolved by the undersigned, John Charles. All persons are therefore cautioned against making contracts with Shapley Involving me as a member of the partnership. JOHN CHARLES. Indianapolis, April 9th, 1855. , ., uprl4-2w1T
DISSOLTJTION.--The partnership heretofore existing between Samuel M. Foulke and William M. Leach, in the Pottery business, wns dissolved on the 1st of April by mutual consent. The business will be continued at the old stand, by aprl4-3wV SAMUEL M. FOULKE.
JAUV1S CASE'S IMPROVED DOUBLE DROPPING C0EN PLANTER. Patented January 16th, 1855. This machine plants the corn in check rows, ho as to be cultivated both vyavh.
The dropping is done by the individiiiii operating the muchiiie. The wheel dropping will not clieck on uneven surtuce, as it makes the distance longer
com wajs man on even surface, thereby making the sround twice as uneven
as it would be if the machine went one
way, only so far as the wheel measure is concerned. These machines are for sale in this city, (Indianupolis) and will be exhibited by the inventor, opposite the Bates Huso, or at Knight's Board in gHotise, in the same vieint ity. Persons wishing machines will call soon, as they have to be ordered from .Springfield, O. Some few on hand, but sold. A man and borne, with tliis machine, will plant from . six to nine acres per day. The ground has first to be marked one way, the same as the old mode; cross-mark with the machine, drop and cover in every cross. One hundred and fifty were sold and used in Clark couutv. Ohio, last
season. Any amount of testimony can be had as to the utility of the machine. This is a drilling machine when desired. The drilling is from the wheel, as seen iu the cut. aprl4-2w NOTE FOUN. A Note from William Gudly to Charles Koehi was found and left at this office. The owner can get it by paying for this notice. apr7-3w
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S. C. JUOHGA1V, ERCHANT TAILOR successor to Smith & Morgan has lust received a splendid assortment of Spring and Sum
mer Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestines, 3-c. of the latost styles. Al
so, a line assortment of Ready-Made Clothing, suited to the season; and also an excellent assortment of Gents' Furnishing Goods, to which he invites attention, and which will be disposed of nt prices to suit. Garments made to order as heretofore. N. B. Those indebted to the late firm of Smith & Morgan, will please call and make immediate settlement, as we are desirous of closing the books as soon as possible. April 7, 1855-ly norsi: mii.mts, take notice! SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at the office of the Civil Engineer until Monday, the 16th of April, 1855, for building an addition to the Western Liberty Enffine House. Specifications can be seen at the Engineer's otiice,in the State Bank building, between the hours of 2 and 5 o'clock P. M. apr7 JAMES WOOD, Civil Engineer. I-IOUHTHSF-SSTOIV OF THE COITCMFKCIA C 1 COLLEGE OF INDIAN APOLIS. The fourth and last session, before the summer vacation, of the above named College, will commence at College Ball on the 3d Thursday (the 9th inst.,) of the present month. After the next session, the tuition fee will be $40, in place of Mr. R. P. Downey, formerly of St. Louis Commercial College, will take charge of the Mathematical Department the coming session. W. McK. SCOTT, April 7, 1P55-3W ' ' ' President.
V. C. H ANN A, (Successor to A. $f J. C S. Harrison,) No. 4 West Washington street? INDIANAPOLIS, IND., RESPECTFULLY informs the patrons of the old firm, and his old friends and customers that he intends keeping up a general stock of Dry Goods, Groceries, , Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, Hardware, Glassware, and BEADY-MADE CLOTHING. I am now receiving a large assortment of NEW GOODS in addition to the already largo and varied stock on baud. Give me a call and trv. All kinds of COUNTRY PRODUCE received in exchange for anything kept in my line. apr"-3m -"SHIRES' commercial exchange," 1 FREE READING ItOOITt, GENERAL AGENCY AND INTELLIGENCE OFFICE j JVo.65 West Fourth street., Cincinnati O. WM. SHIRES, Propritor. BUYS Real Estate and Property of every description. Sells Real Estate and Property of all kinds at private sale or auction. Rents or Leases Houses, Stores, Farms, &c. Makes collections and settles claims. Furnishes Clerks, Mechanics, Gardeners, Laborers or Servants of any kind for the city or country. Orders by letter promptly attended to. apr7
EAITT1FCJL AND DESIRABLE EVERGREENS. I am authorized to sell those fine White and
ellow Pines, now on the grounds of the late Aaron Alldredee.
The plants are in the very best condition handsomely grown, and all beautiful specimens. Those who wish to embellish their grounds this Spring, will pow have an opportunity to do so with the finest nursery grown Trees, as they will be closed out this Spring. For examination and prices, apply to James Griosbt, on the Michigan Road, Just opposite the premises of the late Aaron AUdredge, apr?-3w J. COBURN. MEW GROCERY & PROVISION STORE. J. NICOLA I, RESPECTFULLY informs the citizens of Indianapolis and vicinitv, that he has lately opened anew and well selected stock of Groceries, in his new building opposite the State House, which will be sold at low prices. Most all kinds of Country Produce will be taken in exchange.
OFFICIAL .e sr ISTS advertised on the 3d and 4th Snturdaysineach month j nnd made out on the Wedneday evening! previous. "Tjotier uncalled for April IS, 1H55. Ordered to be Advertised in the h Locomotive agreeable to the . following section of the JVev Poet Office Law, as the newspaper having the largest circulation of any peper published in Indianapolis, Kscj. 5. And be It further enacted. That Lints of Letters remaining uncalled for ki any Post Otlice in any city, town or vll luge, where a newspaper shall bo printed, shall hereafter be published once only, iu the newspaper, which, being iued weekly, oroftenr, ahull have the largest circulation withiu the range of delivery of said ottice, to be decided by the PoaimaaUir at such o Hi co. Now Poitt Ottice Law, pawed March S5, Idol. GENTLE M ENS' LIST.
Fuller George Miller Daniel Ferriler I Uouias Milless Augustus G Fihiioy J J Miers John FeUicrliiJff Gooree Miller Daniel Kerualvr Frederick BMb-hael David 9 Fustier W G Alills Thomas Fiunuy R P Aiiu-Ucll G W
Fault-oner John C MUler Henry
Fullurd ueorge Foster Thoiiiut R Fowler James H Forest J umes E
Foley 1 nomas
Alexander Lewis Abrerd Adbiimon Joseph Alinery F AUdredge Aaron .Allen Eiury Alexander E A Albert Law son Allen C L Anders Hiram Alexander Jr Wm Apple John A.l.lv ).,..T.h T.
ArlU(:kle Mason T orFowler James H
G W R Corliss
Archer Daniel A inUr son Heary Ansley Josiuh 5 A tithes Jacob
AnderHuii A F 2
Fleming Win T
ForUiscue v in Fowler James H Fogojty Michael Fowler Asa
Fowlor Sainuol
Anderrtou Alexnndoi Foster Sanford R
Andrews G W Furnas Joseph Andrews Henry From Milton J Arnold J P Fraxier fcnoch 2 Augbo W D Francis Joseph Askrcn Geo " Francis Isaac
Anderson Stephen HFuder John
Archer George
Humes ri v Harid Daniel linker Jesse Hacon W Burgarolo John Durncs Krastus lianks F R Hair Sal Baxter A udrew Baker Peter Bash Omrc r Bacon George Banister Win Hair K A Bates Edward 2 Hurries John M
Barret Kduion
Fullen Martin F Fulton Torana . Fuky David Fulghum Joseph Fullen Martin Furguson Jamei Gallery Andrew M Gallagher Francis Giiitmy Alfred Gale Jacob Gallagher & Emit Garrolt Joseph Graden William Grove Henry W Genteo Emi
Glllcti Reuben
Morally Patrick
Morgan W C Monro C G Morgun John Morris D Morris Mahtr Murphy Edward Mulliu A Mers Lewis P Mullikiii W m Murphy James Muuhbar Jacob T Myers Isaac Mj ers Robert Myers James M Myers G M Murray T P Murdock VVm . Musgravo P D Myers Ni m rod Murdoch G A Musard John Munuiiger Mr Murphy James Moiltiu K MuCaliey E M McCormick Robert McTottling S Mcllvaiu Huston McGinnis Robert McGutre Mery
McKiusley Alexandr
.IHcrtluiKi James
McLaughlin Francis
Dale T Daii(;on Patrick Douglass S W Dobton Harry Daty John Drum W H Hail Pr Driimon William Draper James M Durmiugr Daniel Dnny John H Dutton Jneph A Duttou J W IS Duuliry Dini Detiiaut Edward Edwnrds Wm KH Mr Elliot George Elliot J P Elliot EK Elliot James B Eiigelken Peter Evans Rov J H Eveiihnsl C A Erskme James Everting John Eniflu John
Einernon H n
Little John H Luies Isaac Linsday Dewitt Lmehaur W m Little Harvey Lindiey Jacob Luitter John Lunger Frederick Lang Jos S
Long lolian
Wall Tnmnas W'akmati Wm Walker Chariot M Ward Cyrus Walker George B W'airehotitfe John Ware Kit-hard Wadkin David R Walker C M
Ward Levi
Gibbons Roany R 2McCollough H2
Gion Goorge
Bennett Simeon S SGimbco ikalaus
Bliss 1) E
Bloomor W C Blount C N Blalo James K Benson John Bliimenstul FAS Beck E Heriinnn Wm Heackum Jonathan Bekett ot Kigdon Binehowor Isaac Blake W G BortKMcha , Bcrtolett Loiti A Berrv Thos H Biiik'lov Alien O Bland Hiram Benson Martin Biirid J W Blylhe Samuel Blue Gerarde Brinkmau Win Branett Daniel Britnia Wm Bradley Oliver Hriinen George Brady Henry Brudly John A Brandt Oliver Breeden Win Braiiiu Patrick li rod head K A Boreuioii Tobias Bower Luther Bowers Allen T Borland D L Bowles James Bon ton Ixral Boaz W T Bonar C B Bouden N Battoms Martin
Bugf; Samuel
Gibbon John
Gillet Frnnk F Gilland William Go Ion James Gibson John (toff Samuel
Gliddon William
Mclntlro Rev
MeChesney K H Mcllvain James A McVey James McPeek Dr J McSullivan John Mc-Millor V
McVey Thomas or
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Goolsberrv AndrowNewconib J H
Gibbons Hossny H Korlh Thos h
Gorce Joseph A
Glustor C
Green F Gulhrie Kdwaad Green Khenezer Griffith Edwin Griuer James Gwyn William 2 GrifHth Robert Gratz Richard
Gritswilur Frank Jo-Orr E J
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GrandstafT Henry Orr u u
Gulhrie L S
Gwinney Ben
Nicholson David 2 Nortliway Jno Nicholson Wrm Nash Roland Nioinon Geo Nay Wm Norris Andrew M O'Garra Thomas Orme Chas O'L'onner John
Eshluman Samuel W.Mason Wilheim
Linganecker SainuelW'ouon Jno Thomas
Lone rg ail Joan Louurgan Jeremiah Lynn Sidney Lynch Thomas Matthews S S Maker'IhosJ May T Mitchel Robert J Mappepeace A Martin Milton Man lion Joseph Martin Miltou Molouev John Martin Isaac M Maaer P Martin John'
Mallott Volney F 2
Filsou J L'2
Fliuk Daniel
Fairbanks S D Fihr Charles H Forrow Joseph Ferns George H Fleming D S Finley Robert Ferre Franklin Fellon M O Falls Thomas Fink Daniel
Mav Edward
Marion Michael Martin J M Meca Humphrey Merrill Franklin Metier F A 2 Meak R 3 Meetur Samuel T Mellon K PMC Muk Robert
Miller Andrew J
Walker Jacob P
Wnldeck Alonto W W also ii John Weaver Daniel Wear John ' Wells Win H Weaver John S WlutseU & McCoy Whitney Howard Wheeler Wm C Wheeler Charles White Albert Wilkius Charles W Winkle J Wilon 8 T Williams J am ei R Wilson O J 3 Wiley Th M Wilkins George Williams A M WUhrow Cobbcl Winchel A Wright Richard Wood red Judge Wnt William Wren John Wnght Hiram Wriirht F.
Wright Fhilbort
Mires John ur PeterW ouuem&n C U
Whelsel Yewbey H A
INITIALS. Oregon. Sec'y An astasia Mesnil Lodge Visitor. No. 46. Home Miscellany. R. b. of Lig. Union No. 3 D.ofT. Dcciin Medical College. Agent Cin., Ham. At Dayton
Editor of "Home Miscellany." Kailroad. 2 Chief Police. County Surveyor of Marlon Co. LADIES' LIST. Agnew Adeline Graham Phennel Nooe Martha 2 Atkinson Catharine Goeus N J Noble Mrs D W E Grlswold Sarah Niirlit Matilda
Armentrout Marg'retGriswold SuphroueaNeitUlon Eliza
Huokheart WashHonHart Wm
Gwiunup Philip Gray R P 2 Gwiunup Philip 2 GriDith Samuel Guthrie L S Gruy Barton Gresh John Huh ii H Hammel John llautsch Jacob
HanA-ins AlexauderPetticond Enoch
Hanes Enoch Hammond John Holts John A Hantseh G B N Hall Keth Thoinus Hall Martin Halpin M
Haig William
Orr Gen Joseph
usoorne J Park T Pangbern L L Padrick W H Pa sine re Sam B Patterson A S Parrish di Wright Perry Jno Peak Win H Penly Jos
Pease D
Burk John
Buller J A Burk Gabriel Bunies James A Burch J W a Burton, the cooper ByramN S Bussey Cyrus Bucauau John Buecking Henry Bullman Frodorick Byrd Henry Brown John E 2 Brown James S Brown James O Brown Sen John Brown Elison Brown Philip 2 Brown N H Brown Stephen S Brown James F Brown JohnT Brown John S Brown Jim Brown M H Cuylor Jacob Caslerd I) W Carrall G Carter John , Cary Daniel Campbell Duall 2 Coulter Wm C 3 Canine J S Cunsell Edward Carbitt James . Gampbell SS Cuttoraon C W Carlisle John Cameron Goorge Canine J F Cnrter James T Caliban M Carter Abram Chrostson Jacob Childress John R Chapman D C Chambers A C Chapin H T Chestuu Oliver Cennedy James Chapin M A Ceragan Joseph Chase & W'iUstach Cornelius C Clintoh John Corcoran Patrick Cachlair Robert Cooper John Casby R Cook Aria Clark A G Cupsey H Clark Joseph Courtney James
Ceily Edgar
Hannah Little J
Hall Geo P Hankins Jno V Hardin F A Rev Hartley Malon Harrod Geo W Hawkins Alex 2 Hyatt Ben or P Harris Isaac Harlan A B Harrison L D Harvey Preston Harrison Henry Hattield W J
Hador Jos B
Penrose Geo
Pillsbargh Jno S Phelan Martin Pickering Wm Phiunev Martin Phelps "H Pierce P Pratt R H Prior Harvey Presly J H Powell Thomas Potter Thomas L Prude Wm Podgridge Marion Pritchel Josh H Potter Ransdall Pritchett Jno or Geo Putoll' Simeon Ray William H Ray M N" Rainacker Jacob Rase A D Randolph Esq
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Hasselbaueh HenryKaymond J A
Havens Geo Ramsay Robert L
Haynes Jas
Harrison Jacob Harness Soltuw)rt H aster P E Hasper Henry Harding Jno
Hay ward Thos
Ramsay & Grittith Rector Alexander Roed James ii Reed S C Reyer A Reating Peter
Keau nosier
Hawthorn Wm HonRaymon Christian
Harrod Elijah
Mill M f Hensley Tom Hellwigg Henry Helm Adam 2 Hefl'cjrmau John Hankie W D Hildobrand W Hess Elijah Heath James Herron Jno 2 Homon Thos Healey John Hiueback Phillips Hillborn S C Hillard Michael Hill Jas W Hilldebrund D S Hincman C H Henry Jno Halmer Patrick Helm T J Hill M S Hassy T D Huston Geo Holland C P Hecker Geo Hoagler James Haldridee Aaron Hoffman Valentine Hopper Jno H Horten Gilbert M Howard Wm Horhan Cornelius Huber Lewis Hume A C Hurllo T Hurble J 2 Hudson Henry
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Resiie r Mr Reel John Reed Wesley Rhorer George Ring John Rilklo Juleau Riley John W Ritchey Osiander Rice E h Riley Joe Roquet Henry Robinson B Rolf R B Robey Randolph Row Mathew Ross William M Robins E W Ross H B Ross Philander Robinson S W
Kussell George (care
or James w elsh Rude James A Ruark Thomas Ruark Caleb Ruark Peter Russell Hugh Ryan John Susson Jacob Sale Thomas C Sanford Philip 3 Salla W G Scholleld William Schultz John Schoff Charles K Schoflold C Short Alfred B Shaffer John A
Shank Ben
Cooper JourneymonHumos Holesman AShea John
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Council James
Coll E J Coif man Jacob Clark Joseph
Hampton Coslta N H Conerrel John B Conley Thompson Conway John
Conwav R H
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Hughes Evans 2 Hunter Moses Hutching H W Hutchins Chas C Isgrigg Jno Indicutt Jno Ivans Geo Ibins Arthur Jacobs Chas 2
Connlly Thompson Jacfcson Jno
Cox J S
Collier J D Cotten W C Coffin or McCrane Clines NiclasS Clark John 8 Coen Isaac M Collins Andrew Clow J Cox J R Cavan John Colton J I) Conklin Israel Cook Edwin A Cress Isaac Curry John Creegon John Critchfield John Curram M Cully Engineer Crawford John Cusich S H Cravens John R Cushman Daniel Curtis Hiram C Culue Bene Cully B
Cuykendall A
Curton George H Crandall Thos A Dannel Lewis Davis John 2 Dawson M Davidson C B Darly William Dal ton Robert Doty Isaac 2 Day James
Davis John G
Jackson James
Jones Win Jenkins Jno M Jocelyn Edward Jones Mr Jones Jno B Jones N R Jones Thos 2 Jones Jacob Jones R D Johnson Oliver Johnson Wra Johnson Robert Johnson Jas G John-on Alfred Johns T H 2 Kelley William Kern Casper Kar Samuel L Keer Lewis Keer William A Keting Reuben Kellogg N Kelly William H Kelly James Keating Gooffry
iveive G H WarrenKendrick J B
Kelly James Kaine F W Ketroe E A Keran Daniel Kibbey J F Kissel 1 G H Kirfc Nathaniel Kissel John Keisler Edward Keys James King Cornelius
Kissell John
Dunn Wm AmptoteKing Robert H
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Davis K V J
Davis Robert Davis J Dawson H Duyer Martin C Day sherwood W Davis Madison P Denison W W Dewey Edgar Dee Jerry Dlann J P Dean D 2 Decker H C Denny Austin F Dearalf Jacob Depew Mildred Degear Chas C Dewey A W Deeker H C Delzel James Dickson J C Dickinson John Dineen John Drum W H Donovan Dinis Dawson James M
Knoe Robert Kruger Joseph Koontz Peter Knea John Koeson James Lazier E C Lacook Adner Lamed C G Lake Eli Laux Joseph 2 Laws Wm Lackey R M Lauleiis Michael Lazier Ezra C Lapin W C La to n Clement J Lake Constant Leonard J F
Lewis James h rmonial philosoLeurhton Charlfi . .
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Shepard E P Sebert Hi rain Shields J K Sharp Amos Shipley Edward Shurman J Sewell KB Shank Samuel Spinier G S S Siler Elwood C S locum b Bon F Spencer G Spencer Jarvis Snow William SI uss Capt Sprole R S Stuart Jacob Stephens W H Stewart Henry 2 Stephenson Thorn W Stewart Martin Stagg Charles VV Staley Isaiah M Strang G L2 Sutherland Syvania John J D Sweet S S Sullivan Dennis Sullivan C D Swinks George Skinner D Smith A Smith W E Smith W F Smith Thomas Smith Andrew Smith Roseville C Smith John Smith L A Smith John Smith Geo W Smith Wm 2 Smith W H Smith And T albert Elisba Taylor Georg2 Tansey Elizah Tagie Robert Talgham Joseph Thompson James Thomas Edward Thomas John S Thomas George Thatcher Amos 2 Thorten Julian Thompson Thomas F2 Turner James H Turner William ' Tracy Isaac B Toon Lewis Todd William Tuttwiler Nathaniel Trester Oliver H Trax William Treize Frederik Twomblv' T
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ev bpuig a.i bii-iitu oooi AT THE LADIES' FANCY STORE, Bates Building Washington street Indianapolis Ind. Q1 1 Of Hi OF NKW AND FASHIONABLE GOODS ?LJ VrVfVf added to our present Stock, which is Urge and well assorted ; all of which have been purchased low for cash, and will be sold on ihe same terms. We respectfully invite the Ladies in general to call and examine our Goods, as we are sure that we have styles not brought out by any of the merchants but ourselves. MIk mid Fancy CoodN. Rich Striped, Plaid, Brocade, and Plain Silks; Bareges, Tissues, Crape de Paris, Grenadines, Robes, and Jaconets; Organdies, Brillianles, and Ginghams J Plain and Printed Challle; Mourning Goods, and Printed Linen for Ladies' Dresses; French, American, aud English Prints ; Nainsook, Swiss Muslins, and Embroideries; English Thread ; Maltese and Honilon Lace Collars and Sleeves; Lace Spencers: Au Passe Chemisetls and L'ollarells; Lace Curiaius, Handkerchiefs, Gloves, and Lace Mitts. Mantles and ShaulNi New ft vie of Spring and Summer Mamies and Shawls, from SI AO to A general assort men t of Domestic Goods. Sonnets and Hlbbon. A large and splendid selection of Bonnets, Ribbons and Flowers. Hair Braids, Curls, Parasols and Umbrellas. A handsome aMortineut of Carpelliua;; with many oiber Goods loo numerous to mention. V'T f ull at ihe Ladies' Fancy Btore. J. K. Whelh, J K. W HELAN & CO, M. Gilliu an. inar31-3ni
JOHN W. HURSON,
ATTACHMENT,
Allen Mary
Anderson Julia Armstrong Mary J A nderson Eliza Adams Jane Andrews T J Andrews Ellen Anderson Harriett Armstrong Jane Anderson Sophia Brown Olivia Britialn Malinda Brown HuKia Barnecls Eliza R Brandon Gabriella Brazoll Martha Button Kelu rah BrinkcrhotT Isabel Brown MM Heal Lizzie Brickett Susan
Barnes Eliza J
Newlin Sarah J Orr Keziah Osborti M iss S Osgood Mary A O'Neal Charlotte Hhipps Lizzie Pigg Sarah Price Letilia Palmer Martha K
Price Sarah F
Buchanan Margaret Hovey Mary J
Gordon Catharine Gray Loviua Gritlith Jane Garrisson Ranna Grooms Margaret Hcizcr Eliza Hall Mrs Earl Hindman Nancy A Harrisson Malinda
Hodgson Mary Ann Parker Maria
Hildebrand Lydia Person M A Ann 3 Prissell Mary Hooker Louisa Jane Padgett Rachel J Hardin Alice Ray Isabella Hargis Sarah H Richmond Clara Hawkins Susan N Ramsey Leah P Hardesty Nancy A Rude Margurot Harrisson Mary Robinson Martha Hobert Charlotte S 2Roberson Elizabeth Herriott Marv Shuo Luttsha
Hull Elizabeth Small Mrs E
t IN MARION CIRCUIT COURT,
WILLIAM H. GREGG.) ApaiL Ta. 1H05. nK It remembered that on the 2HlU day of March, 1H55, the above named plaintiff filed in Ihe office of Uio Clerk of huid Court his complaint in the above entitled cause, with an affidavit that said defendant is not a resident of the Stale of Indiana. Said defendant is therefore notified of the filing and pendency of said suit u if a in st him, and unless he appear and answer or demor thereto, at the calling of said caue, on thj second day of the next term of said Court, to bo bogunand held at the Court House in Indiauapo lis, on the lifth Monday In April next, the same will be heard nnd determined iu his absence. WM. STEWART, Clerk, By Jwo. C Nxw, Deputy. Wm. Hkndkxion, Att'y for Pinto. 1 mar3l-3w1 . KLECTIO XOTU'K, Taj" OTIC B hereby given, that on Tuesday, the 1st day of May, IK"5, there will be an Election hold in the City of IndianupoUs, at Hie School Houses in the several Wards, for the purpose of choosintr a Mayor, Marshal, City Clork, Assessor, Treasurer, Civil Engineer, Street Commissioner, two Counciliuen for each ward, and a City Attorney. Bv order of the Council. apr7-4w Attest: JAMES N. SWEETSER, City Clerk.
Bisblng Emetine
Brewster M Miss Bidwell Kute Baker RosettaBrown Barbara
Brumis- Amelia Hyatt Rebecca
Cox Nancy . Hawthorn Mary 3
Cox Maria L Jones tvate xu Coble Susan Johnson Susan A Crane LB Jinkins Susan D
Cook Calhanne C Johnson Hulda J
Cooms Mrs (late of Jones Rhody
Hartford, ct , tveety iancy a
Cully Jno W Mrs Rown Amnnd E Cluuo Jane ' Kingman Matilda Campbell Mary P Knight Eliza J Collins Mrs Francis Kendall Julia Ann
Burns Lister JNancy J
Cruine Marv Maria Lister Anna J Croar Martha J Leonard Elizabeth
Casey Mrs Lothair Lauretta C
Skeoly Rachel
Hacker Louisa Jane Sanders Jane
Hosbrook Betsey . Spilkor Louisa
Higgins Sarah A Harding Gabriella
Hackelt Ellen
Sullivan Mary Murphy Snyder Lavlna J . , Steele Mary M Spencer Eliza Stuart Mary Ann Simpson MrsJamesP Sells Alenor Shine Mary Stevens Cordelia Skclly Mrs Matthew Shirley Theresa A Sargent Caroline Smith Nancy G Smith Emma Smith Hannah M Simpson Loviua Snyder Matilda T
Tannehilt Amelia
Cullens Sarah
Chalmers Elizabeth Lynch Catharine
Coponsfiol J Miss Leonard Mary
Lugenbul Georgotta Thompson Laura
Logan Margaret Lamb Margaret Lemaster Jemima
Lews Martha
Cruig Elizabeth M Daly Ellen Dunn E A Davis A melia
Davis Marv
Danforth Matilda H Lowry Kosanna
Dale Faille Davis Elizabeth Dooling Catharine
odd Martha
Thompson Laura Vir
ginia Tiger Martha J Todd Mary A Toon Ludisa M
Taylor Lizzie F
MATTHEW B. ROBINSON,
vs.
WILLIAM SELLI or CE
SON, XLI. )
ATTACHMENT: before Wrm. Sullivan, Esq., Justice of Ihe Peace.
"jVTOTlCK is hereby given, that on the l?th day of March, W l?5i, the plaintiff procured an order of attachment to issue against the defendant on his complaint for $'J1.0-i, which onier has been returned executed; and that on the 23d day of April, 18.35, at 2 o'clock P. M., at my office in the city of Indianapolis, Centre township, Marion county, Indiana, I will proceed to hear and determine the matters alleged in this suit, at which time and place, the de feud ant and all others interested are hereby notilled to attend. niar31-3wff , . WM. SULLIVAN, J. P.
IIAMSf 1IAIHK! A FINE lot of extra cured Hams, Shoulders, Sides, and Bologna Sausage, expressly prepared for family usot for sale at the new Provision Store, opposite the State House. mani4 , , . J. N1COLAI. A. BOOTH, BUILDER, Shop on Tennessee Nt opposite State lIoue INDIANAPOLIS, IND. , J7Job-work done at short notice. mar24-4w ,
Dill Mary E F C Dolv Marv
Daniels Miss M
Dewy Annie W Davis Sarah E Doty. Lucinda Dawson Martha A Emerson M F 2 Emerson Mrs R B . Furies Sophy Foust Mary Fonda Susan 2 Fon dray Mary Fondruy Martha Furgason E Foote E A Foote Esther Finriev Lydia Ann Foster E D Fleming Mary Ford Rebecca Given Sarah A 2 Goggin Johanna Griffin Mary
L&wrence Hannah ETwiss Emma
Test Emily 2
Lander Eliza, Tusimx Hannah
Luce EC- Turner Miss M C Lucas Elizabeth JaneTurner Elizabeth A Morgan Maria Turner Elizabeth Moore Mary E Tilden Miss L Mann Cornelia H Veetch Louisa 2 Mayor Sarah Varner Jemima Morris Sarah FrancesVarnor Nancy Mahony Tabetha A 2Vincont Elizabeth F Mann Sallie Wilkinson Kate Moore C M Ward Mary A Machaw Clara Wright Miss L C
Martin Josephine ward Ellie
Morshon Jane
Milliard Adelaide Mays E Major Matilda Maiden Mollie Mvtinger Lucretin
Martin Jimia Mrs
Willis Kate A Wilson Laura Warner Phebe Wileon Mrs Allen Wolflngton Mary A Wonel Eliza
Ward Mary A
McConnell Jemima Wriirht Mary
McBride Martha A . Wroods Elizabeth McDoueal Cyutitha Wicks Mrs P
McLaughlin Nancy Wickham Alma
McLaughlin Susan
Mcrall Latliarine McCord Loraua McNeil Jane W.
Wood Miss S S
Wyatt Mary A Winslow Sarah Winder Ella M W. WICK, P. M.
AVLZl B. CONDIT. MAP
WILLIS W. WKIOHT. N. HAY DEN. OF MARIO COUNTYt'
SHOWING the Township, Range, Section, and Quarter Section Lines; the Civil Townships; the outline of each per son's tract of land, with the owner's name thereon; the
Streams, Canals, Railroads, Plank Roads, State and County Roads, Towns, Villages, Post Offices, Public Buildings, Churches, School Houses, Mills, &c; the City of Indianapolis,
with all its sub-divisions and additions. Compiled with great
care from u uitea Mates, corporation ana rrivute burveys, ana
irom uouniy itecoras. Will be ready for delivery to subscribers, on or about the 7th of May next. Price S5; to be paid for on delivery. This map
will be invaluable to Township officers and business men, generally. No Farmer should be without one. Subscriptions are respectfully solicited at our Real Estate and General Agency
vjrice, opposite ine oaies nouse, niaKe s nuixiing. apr7-tf CONDIT, WRIGHT & HAYDEN.
HEAL JESTATJE & GEXE11AL AtiENCV.
TflHE undersigned having entered Into co-partnership under JL the firm and style of CONDIT, WRIGHT & HAYDEN, will give their personal attention to all business entrusted to them, such us the buying and selling of Real Estate, Stocks nnd
nonas, noniing nouses ana iana, me payment or raxes in all
the Counties of the State, and the transacting of a General Commission and Agency Business. All business entrusted to them will be promptly attended to. . Office in Blake's Building, opposite the Bates House. Refer to the business me generally of the State. ' AM2SI H. CONDIT, WILLIS W. WRIGHT, apr7-tf - Nt HAYDEN. .
The Bank of Bellefontuine,
Attachment: In the Court of Common Pleas of Marion county.
Orsen S. Knapp, Annaniaa D. Hook, and James W. Hook.
BE It known that on this, 5th day of April, 1855, the above named plaintiff filed in the office of the Clerk of said I Court her complaint in the above entitled cause against said defendants, and also the affidavit of a competent person that said defendants are not residents of the State of Indiana. Said defendants are therefore hereby notilled of the filing and pending of said complaint, and that unless they appear and answer or demur thereto at the calling of said cause, on the second day of the next term of said Court, to be begun and held at the Court House in Indianapolis on the first Monday iu July next, said complaint and the matters and things therein contained will be heard and determined in their absence. WM. STEWART, Clerk. Wat. Henderson, for Pln'f. ( . i apr7-4w "JVTOXICE. The annual election for eleven Directors in the Evansville, Indianapolis and Cleveland Siraight Line Railroad Company, will be held at the office of the Company In Indianapolis, on Thursday, the 10th of May, 3855, at 4 o'clock P.M. JAMES GREENE, . . apr7-5w , Sec. and Treas. 1855 NEW SPRING GOODS. 1855. CHEAPER THAN EVER. THE SUBSCRIBERS HAVING MADE THEIR PURCHASES of Early Spring and Summer Goods, are now prepared to exhibit the handsomest, most complete, and cheapest stock of STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS, they have ever had the pleasure of offering for the inspection of the public. The assortment now opening comprises House Furnishing Goods of every description ; Black and Fancy Silks ; M'DeLaines, Challis, DeBeges; Pongees, Brilliants, Jerege DeLaines; Tissues, Plain and Fancy Bereges; Poplins, Plain and Figured Swiss Muslins; Nainsook and Bars; French and English Ginghams and Chintzes; Bombazines, Alpaccas, &c dec. Also, Embroideries of every description. Laces, Gloves,
Ribbons, L. C. Handkerchiefs, and an endless variety of
Hosiery. MOORE, CARTER & OURSLER, mar31 No. 1 Washington and Meridian streets,
TVfOTICE, Having sold our interest and stock at the old ! II stand to D. E. Snyder and James Duke, we respectfully
ask for them a continuance of the custom which our friends
have for so long a time favored us with, feeling assured that
mey wm una w. oe u. supplied with a new lot o: goons at low x a Venn - cvoniTurtv
, 9 West Washington street. Indianapolis, March 27th, 1855. inar31
CHEAP NEW GOODS AX THE OL.I STAND.
WE are now receiving a new stock of Dry Goods generally, at the old stand, which we will sell cheap for n ,1 e v v r l? U JL. llTTTv M
Successors to Mansur & Ferguson. March 29th, 1855. mar31
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
"jL IVTOTICE Is hereby given that I will sell, at the Auction Knil Room of Obed Fontft. in the citv of Indiananolis. Indiana.
plaster 2l9t dy of April, A. D. 1855, a chest of Cabinet Maker's has been111" F6 " enr e88e' deceased, whose Ad-
LennertFerdmanci spiritualism, a to become carbonUlonth8.willbeeiven.1nal,8Ura8?VrTr?! Lewis Washim r . -v; r his note with approved freehold
LenardG W J) far as any CODClu- that Water IS at It8 mean orsor under, the cash must be
heat, that if cooled below tt,..aleof c. Henrj- Hesse.
fl. A. BUBLL. ' ALKX. MCD. B&SKILL. . BILL I, tc HASKELL, Attorney nt Iav, Notaries I'ublic and Commissioners of Deeds for the several Suites and Territories, will practice in all the Courts: mak. collections; prosecute claims for Bounty Land, Extra Pay and Pensions, and procure Patents. All business intrusted to them either in person or by letter, will be promptly attended to. llT'Offlce No. 3, Second Story, V41 Kast Washington st Indianapolis, Ind. , . mariM-ly AOENTS WANTED To canvass in every county in Indiana, and sell the "KKLF HEATING KOTARY SMOOTHING IRON," an invention far in advance of all other Smoothing Irons in existence at this date, and can, it is believed, be introduced into almost every family. Upon receipt of $4 the subscriber will send, by Express or otherwise, as parties may direct, a sample of thesaid Iron, in perfect order, with full directions for use. Persons desiring counties can purchase thera on-reasonable terms. " ; The subscriber is also general agent for another very useful invention, the article of which he will furnish to his agents on favorable terms. Energetic young men, with a capital of $25 and upwards, can, it is believed, do a first rate business, i Local Agents wanted in every town. Pre paid letters in relation to the above will receive prompt attention. S. L. RICHARDSON. Indianapolis, March 22, 1855. ' mar24-tf T. B. PERRINB, ENGRAVER dc COPPER PLATE PRINTER, . ,o. 3, third floor, Blake' Commercial Row, ;
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
lUSIXESS and Visiting Cards, Hill Heads, Checks, Certifi
cates, Promisory INotes, Envelopes, vc, engravea ana
printed. Door Plates, Carriage and Stencil Plates, Hotel and Conductor's Plates, Medals for Schools, also Copy Slips furnished and engraved for Schools, in the most approved style. Also, Jewelry and Silverware neatly engraved. IfJ A1' orders from a distance promptly attended to. mar24-6in SPLENDID SPRING DRESS GOODS! HOLM AN AHEAD! GREAT INDUCEMENTS!
ICH DRESS GOODS, . DOMESTIC GOODS,
SUMMER STUFFS, EMBROIDERIES, .
GLOVES & MITTS, HOSIERY, NOTIONS, , SHOW GOODS, ' CARPETS, BONNETS AND FANCY GOODS, In large quantities and desirable styles, for the Spring Trade of 1855, have Just been received, and are now ready for distribution, at as small an advance above cost price as will secure a living. Before purchasing be sure to call upon G. G. & J. V. HOLMAN, mar24-4w No. 11 West Washiugton-st. 1 Indianapolis Hardware and Tool Store.
IT
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T7-EEPS Saws, Flies
; J. H. VAJEN,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.
"EEPS constantly on hand a large assortment of Planes and
Tools, wails. Locks, Hinges, Mill and cross-cut
las. &c. Also. Agent for Hall and Dodd's Fire-Proof
Safes, Hall's Percussion Seal Presses, and Stoptoe's Mortice
Machines. ' 1 invite the public to give me a call, as I promise to sell as cheap as any house in Cincinnati, adding freight only on heavy goods. marSM-iy A WORD TO THE SOLDIERS.
More Bounty Land! Y an act of Congress, passed March 3, 1855, all Officers and Soldiers who have served fourteen days in any War of the
ted States since 1765. are entitled to 160 ACRES OF LAND,
If they have not received it. Those who have received forty or eighty acres are now entitled to enough more to make up the one hundred and sixty. Those who have received one hundred and sixty acres are not entitled to any more. The benefit of this act extends to the Widow and Minor Children of the Soldier, but to no other hoirs. Those who have been engaged in BATTLE are entitled to one hundred aud sixty acres without regard to the period of their service. Persons having claims under this or any other act, will have them promptly attended to by calling on, or writing to, JOHN S. TARKINGTON, Attorney. ' I will be found at the office of Barbour Porter, Sentinel Buildings, opposite Wright House, Indianapolis, Ind. nirS4-t BOINTY LAND! BOISTY LAND!
By an Act of tlie late Congress, every person who has served, in any capacity, for a unrinii of Fourteen Dana ot more in any of the Wars
of the United States, in either the regular Army, Mill- Siiui tia, or Volunteers, is entitled to a Warrant for 100 acres of land. , ' Any one having received a Warrant for a less number of acres than 180, is entitled to another Warraut for the balance thereof; for example: if one has received a warrant for 40 acres, he is entitled to another warrant for 120 more and so on. Applvin person, or by letter, at No. 3, second story, 241 East Washington St., (office lately occupied by Conuit & Bueli.) to 6 , . , BUELL HASKELL, . mar24-3m Att'ys at Law. OLD SOLDIERS, ATTENTION! , THE UNDERSIGNED will prepare applications for l, Bounty Lands, granted to Old Soldiers under the late Act of Congress, on reasonable terms. Efcj The new Land Warrant Bill gives 160 acres to all . grades of Soldiers, from a wagoner to a major general, including the Widows of all Revolutionary Soldiers, and all Seamen, who have been in actual battles, or, who have nerved not lest
than fourteen days in some capacity in or about the Army. Those who have already received 160 acres are not entitled to another Warrant, but those who have received 80 acre warrants are entitled to 80 acres more, and those who have received 40 acre Warrantsare entitled to 120more. Tr-pomr-A nn stair, in Griffith's Block, over W. H. Buford's
Grocery, No. 38 West Washington street.
mar24-3w
AUSTIN H. BROWN.
SeojT also referred to-
ARTIFICIAL TEETH. Dr. W.R. JEFFRIES, Meridian street, two doors rtsjiv? south of the Postoffiee, Indianapolis. CuCSTr This office, under the management of its present proprietor, has been increasing in reputation for superior operations in the artificial department of Dentistry, for the last live years, and no expense or effort shall be wanting to give satisfaction to all who may favor it with their patronuge. Dr. J. has spared no pains or expense iu fitting up his Laboratory in a manner to warrant the most perfect work in all its branches in that department; he is surpassed by none, and equalled bv few. Dr. J. being a manufacturer of Artificial Teeth, is enabled to suit the patient in all colors and shades of Teeth, and in all the latest improvements in Dentistry. Dr. W. K. JEFFRIES, Dentist,
And Manufacturer of Porcelain Teethr aprl5-tf Office Meridian St., 2 doors south of Postoflice.
T7'ILL post booKS, write accounts, and collect within the
W City OI inuiaiiapuu. aiau, wucuk m an; yuibiuu ui
the State or Indiana
ryOffice, at Adams & Co.'s Express Office
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