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In this table we find the proof, that since 1885.
the actual trade and prosperity oi the country has
been advancing in very RAPID degree. The
greatest increase has been under The heads of vege
table food and tobacco, il which two articles alone
the increase has been Sl3 600 coo since 1887. OF
vegetable food, -four and rice arc the principal ar
tices and the increase has been mostly IN The FOR
mer. This resul. has been brought about 10y the
.t.adiness OF prices at low rates. The prices OF
flour have fallen in consequence OF the large crops
and The absence OF bank bostering. There IS un-
doultsdly large surplus production IN this coun-
try That surplus must find market abroad, and
on the extent of the foreign market Will depend
prices Al home II the English corn laws are re-
pealcd there is no doubt but that this country will
have TO compete with Europe for the supply Of
Great Britain. The competition must necessarily
prevent any great rise IN prices and the Amer can
market can be maintained only by selling as low
and perhaps lower than the continent. The prices
wiu be regulated entirely 10y the demand in the
currency OF England. 1t is therefore evident, that
whatever NAV be the currency al home, it can have
no e(lec, upon the prices IN Europe. The ONLY
4. feet that ~ per imitation, under National Bank.
can have, will be to raise prices al home 10 such
degree as to prevent possibility OF shipment, and
nerhaps TO cause imports of wheat from abroad,
in 1856, when our own granaries are OVERCOMING
WIG RErRENcuuENr. 1t will be seen by re-
ference 10 the Congressional summary, that they
have passed a bill 10 give the poor widow OF Gen
eral Harrison, hcemy Fre thousand dollars. IL al
most makes the blood chill IN our veins. when
think how many hundreds, aye thousands OF poor
wid0rs aid childrcH, ~ REALITY, whose husbands
and fathers fought and bied IN the Revolutionary
and last Vars, and are now humping atihe doors
OF the Capitol crying Bread! BREAD Our cold
hearted Reprose natives turning deaf ear 10 them
and saying there is no bread for you--we want it
ourselves and at the same time give a widow
who is worth one hundred thousand dosilrs, and
whose husband has received one hundred thou
sand for his services in public life, now getting
iceniy. FIRE thousand more Just twenty three thou
sand more than she is entitled TO have. Isitrghi
is 1t just How many poor widows would this
twenty five thousand relieve! Echo answers, two
thousand Give some OF them one hundred and
TWENTY-FIVE dollars each, and their hearts 0ouid
leap for joy' But we are told by Mr.. J. q. Adams
and his friends, that tits 10 pay for his election
eeriag erpenses' including We suppose thou
sand eight hundred dollars paid for postage on let
tiers from the time OF the Harrisburg Convention
until the 4,h of March. On the same principle
General Jackson and Martin Van Buren, could
claim their eleciioneering expenses. But the
Wings say it is 90 all right and We have 10 sub
nit TO l;.-pecay Times.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-07-21

Rrrors = REFsnn cf ai ths FORM
which was pFomesa .a country TIE wings be-
foo he e.eciior So cave seem bus ne follow n
which eppears - .e Circular OF the Secretary of
mo Navy
iae lar Of a.. persons IN the Savy IS 10 be kept
short; no part 81 tAe beard IS 10 10 'Torn lonr ex-
sePt wastsfs, which shall no. decend more than
al inch below the tip OF the ear, and then IN line
towards the mouth
Bonaparte used 10 laugh a: the King Of Prussia
who considered his soldiers, uniform the most i'm
poriant affair OF his government. All the din
about Reform. Reform, which was 20 bring about
:. better ZINES, 4" better prices" and thousand
other blessings, has dwindled down 70 a mere
shortening offhe sailors, ,chiskcrs.-BaA. Rep
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-07-21

Jrp7E HrNrfNsroS.-it - generally known that D.
-. Huntington. late judge Of the Cueun Count Tor The
Counties OF " go rarke. &c has been appointed Com
missioner the General Land Office in the place Of Hon
James Whiicomb removed AZ this appointment m,
Wabash Courier has long. labore and -pleeny article
condcmnns a. We nothing Tor this g'aily gnarrei
bat 90 some of the principles. dociiinc-
atowcd % the Conncrs article We intcndc! q notice
length his week. bot circumstance render IL inprac.
ueab.c. We vii q, 50 at more convenient opportunity
The Indiana Journal has also an article on thc same sub
j,c which. apprehension. destitute Of point a.
editors head Is Of sense. IT. il no, worth no
iicc since the above written We have received the
following from the junior editor which, although II IA.
some local bearing. we fully subscribe.
,,ouuistloNrn og rnf Gf~rH,L Lam oryter-sud-.
Huntington 81 ihs State has been appointed Commission
cr u tlr General Land Occ. IA the pao. of Major Las
Nntfe"NH. removed. The Wabash Courier. tho lead
ms whig paper tbs STATE dcnounces the appointment
Of Judge Huntington Ia the herca terms II does the o.
eu-by because batter 81 the wing party might have
lecn found tui "a rralii, because have reason 1,
know, the editors Of The Courier personal enmiy
With him. and ihr. because the Judge has never been
weak and corrupt enough - succumb their diesiion.
The appointment Of Judge Huntington 20 say the least
viii SUIT the people 81 this state well that Of any 9th.
or wing The ohc" by the way. l. the best Washing
and Of course those who were unsuccessful IN obtain
ing tior themselves will fcel very bad very.
Before the Evansville Journal takes Cor granted al
that the Wabash Courier says against JUDGE Huntingdon
had better Tor s own sake make enquiries concerning
him Of those wings here who know him. We to be sure
have bot little interest IA ,his family quarrel; hut we
do not ike a. an honorable man. though he be
otcai opponent made tie victim of gfaceless kna,os
II Huntington was mere camp follower ehy did the
wings Il bis late Judicial circuit elect him Judge Why
has hc 80 often been talked OF for Congress Nothing
lat te fear Of John Ewing prevented their nominating
hn for the Congs sonll at 30, add had he been
nominated IA the Extra Congress instead of Die. Thomp
tats.
and the wings would have elected him Nv large maion-
t. But Ne have 70 ID more particularly with the later
part ~ The Journal queer paragraph. What IL II dri.-
when II al'udcs % those representatives. who have
naf sufficient s.rigtffo he most trivial pon a.
.rhich thar infcresfo1? ?" With
oninons conclusion ~ kH0as them" l. this intended
e. rap Pohi, knuckcs Tor hs palry course in relation
the osi Office ot has he faded the printing
o. the laws io ueghofs of the Journal Let have
The Whole story. aud perhaps We VIII hcp blow him up
60 II Jerry
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-07-21

No SroiLs-Om No .--Thc Collector OF the port
OF New York, IN copying the proscriptve practices
OF Jonathan Roberts, OF this city, has actually dis
charged a young man because his father Was Il dem
ocrat, and prointed in his place boy 10 years
age. - whose prime Pies he says in his note are
= all right Here Is III, precious note alluded TO
Ny Dear Sir:--I should be glad if You would
employ the lad Challes Hunter IN the place OF JET
lerson Young.
have reason to believe that the political prnc-
pies of the lad are all right, and his appointment
would give satisfaction ID the District, The " ard,
the City and the State where he lives.
Very respectfully yours, ISigredl
E. CIfRIIS
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-07-21

a CHEAP HonE.-The Southern Shield states
that the Legislature OF Arkansas has passed law
offering great inducements TO persons disposed TO
emigra,e. Each settler can by going 10 The Au-
diiprs office, select tract OF land. no, more than
one quarter section, and By settlement thereon
secure himself home free OF charge The lands
belong TO the State, and are some OF the best in iis
Territories.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-07-21

ALABAMA ELEcTIoN.-The wings are m;serably
beaten in AaIama, and the five Republican en-
hers elected by a large majority. The last Mont
gomery Advertiser contains The result in twenty
one counties, embracing most OF the whig strong
hoIds-ln the aggregate OF which, the Republican
majority is 1914. In the same counties at the
Presidential Election, the Van Buren, ma oriiy was
only Charleston Mercury.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-07-21

The list OF nominations now before the Senate
has been compared with the number OF removals
made 10y Washington, Adams, Jeffereon Madison,
Monroe J. Q. Adams, Jackson and Van Buren,.
AND THE RECORDS PROVE THAT GENER
AL HARRISON AND JOHN TYLER HAVE
MADE MORE REMOVALS FROM OFFICE IN
THREE MONTHS, THAN THOSE EIGHT
PRESIDENTS DID IN - YEARS.-Salem. ldr.
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GENERAL JAcKsoN.-Just az our paTer s going 10
mess The lcllOM.ng was put INTO our haEds:

NASHVILLE, June p, 1911
Dear Sir. General Jackson was takon very III
Yesterday morning atoui o'clock | took up d..
Robertson by o'clock, ami lett him short time
ago, much improved, aud quite easy-sleeping
Ii was an attack OF cramp choc, and have never
seen him so far gone, or 80 much Frustrated. lie
may recover from this attack but | tear thai he
" n remain very feeble
F. S.-Mr Cruicher has just got down, and
brings favorable accounts OF the Genera. lie is
still IMPROVING Globe
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-07-21

BIC P'Nfai>s-fAe Chicago Democrat SAYS.
Joseph ha.l' l.'i., Tie Post m.s,or Al Magnoli,
P-tt-in county, writes Is, with iae certificate =.
'nTee re- =, ioe men suiJoino@ tat NJ Robiuso,
% o@5." iffiie ~ that county. raised the fa.t
se+. - =. - 3 single pumpkin seed ten pYm-f =,
$50 g..tg IL, III 10. lis, Ia ia. -. ID -
ana ~ .iads, st 3sS lbs. 10 al. which hun, ,,,e
? h.a- y lis feet. Bea, 'h.s gh, can,
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Inne 80. 1871.

The lad is ID years OF age, and there must be
great rejoicing indeed in the district, Ward, and
Cav on account OF the righteousness OF his pdn-
ciples." What precious set OF scoundrels these
viii, Office holders are. This, u will be remem-
bered, Is he . no spoiis' .admnisiraton.-Phlla
.SpfrK Of The Times.
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SizEABLE CHcxEN.-A correspondent OF the
Farmers Cabinet tells OF a chicken bred by NJ,
Wood, OF Hsddonfe!d. n. j.. a cross between the
blue and black breeds, which weighei when dress
cd ~ los. " Chapman" crow-Defrod r. Pres
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-07-21

CASE OF McLEoD.-lhe supreme Cour, com.
menced is July term at Uiica on Monday. In The
case CT Mcleod, the decision, it IS supposed, viii
be given within few DAYS.
The New York American says that all the Tuis-
es Of the Supreme Court OF that State have pre-
pared written opinions IN the case.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-07-21

TnIS W." Ny son. said an afiec'onate
mother TO her son, who was expecting niatr lnony
- YOU are getting rery thin" - Ia yes mother
Il Is the wy OF all flesh, and when YOU see me next
think YOU vii. sec my ri5"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-07-21

GiRt's frrr - Timex Snors.-YIsls-
VI tar.ie. O. lie kics.tnfgl WAir l. m ces,ac,e.
..lfh couple ~ yeaui1l feet be- sas. tie other .,
aud which We're done lp' ia good sab.tsn,..l
.sat-eF shoes ~.ih thsck soics The MAJOR IT, nix.
AID we ti.a@ lie D. git, t4at the gir has one oftl,
right kiaI II mothers az home. y "a. bes,,,.;.l
rFeatlfe iirael iae corner and hid from slrbi
y t1fa'f TINS ar'Se opt - Gmscf.--. "A your
mother ete- yYa as mother ought T. love her l
aten. and SIZE w.l not allow you 10 cratno Your dear
ale tJes Iu piece Of tim I'D skln and thus ee,
ti.r ~ay TT g IDS coughs. as.Amas. catarrhs con,
ssiuat.pfs, iataerzss. and all imaginable and IN.
.lAfg aaa.e cs,lses - creep iatD Tire system nor
does Size 80 Fan = 10y a. crop Of corns to fro,
OYER ;ac 1.ia.ee ~ y,ur ie, 10 spoil your tetn,c-
lud mt@e y.u l.os ys4r husband el.cn you ret ono.
-8eas.nr = As-4anas, sc ~, not ~ hurry o,,r..
and gef.4fs Sc a.ty ~a4i couple VI years or =, 60
Won yef. SICK u t.ose th.. = shoes, ana dom -.
ssaa efoa ~ afsi some gr,.r.. ap .rg, ~.
nc before nos.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-07-21

SEEING THEoUCm TIE WooL.--The Vermont
Spirit OF the Age Gays -" " DOL II down TO about
ihiuy-hree cents Gen. Brewster said, at the
oxford Convention. where tho 'Godlike' held
forth Friend fumres, only rofe far Geaerci liar
rison, aud pledge yoa slxrY-flvE CENTS for your
,c0Ot =
IN this way did the Feds. pull WOO over the eyes
of thousands, and secure the election Of their Bank
candidates. Having gained their objects, they are
now indifferent about tho iulment OF their
promises as an inso'vent bank.-.iijany Argus.
Ii Gen. Brewster Picdged the farmers sixty .iiye
cents or their wool, why don't they deliver Il and
demand The cash. If the expectation o. getting
that price was the consideration oil their voting 10,
ten. HARRISON, the General is legally liable.
LouiSriHe .1ic.
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Tnx ,stnaNoLp Dauoca,r.-Wc furnished Nr
Cray. lew days AGO. with 81 the bfah,,s which
be displayed when Democrat hs way Of with
some Of tho Iinilionian suhmiics put forth ia he
Federal report. M T,Ll~Ans,. too. was. no longer ago
hln 1881 v,s sound Democrat. aud stood up Tor Inc
Con'iiu'on. This sleek. la.d.lookins little ccDilcpan.
s'd hla-i4 dat he i. "aa unchanged Dsmocrof" When
the Bank debate the senate vii hc proclaim
the c9nsiliuia nal principles contained n the following
rls age ium ls speech ol 1891 Vii be- say that IN
Constitution has changed since is3i VIII hc "a,
has principles chang cdor hs circumsfaHcrs3 Tia,
h.s tone vii b. changed We have no doubL--Gig5r.
w have olrcaiy enough Of the evil eonsc,icn-
ces resulting for hc cll,ns OF The prescn Bank sruc
Itself renew u Of ~ charter. The whole county
conNul- p, Il. efforts IL raaie atoms ext,nlci
throughout the entire lnion that Il has but u sifiLe the
chord. 10y which ~ operations kept tune nike
them ,ibfaic ~ unison the extremity Of his
vast Republic. Page -.
IT, on the other hard. the question II a rcchsfer a tho
present Bank. the charter 81 a Bank. which ~
principle the same. should he presented. then the lrc lor
Is bsnAd under the cara hc has taken accorne
q hs o~n views at tlc Constitution " Beiicine.
hcn n IL. hat Congress bad any power tldef
hc Constitution 10 ciaricr National Bank and tia Ie-
sisase and Judicial precedent docs preclude us tom
voting against the renewal Of the present or any aher
Bank d. not hesitate t. HAT opposed tbs
grounls."-ragc 81
"Ihe Bank snsilincd lv a combination of saf~.sfs
aud ~ unoa of bshtcaf leaders which has 10 alel
"a history since lho famous coalition Of Lord Nonk and
Mr. FOX IN l.s3 '-Pagc -.
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tAvfof - TIN Ctmovs.-When Yen enter
Printing O-iee, be sore ID eaWk about and read n a
the manuscript you can ct your eyes on. Ii'srery
polstc--Tery and besides who Knows but ,aa, 80,
inay b. aple u detect enormous v4llainy and
crush It the bad Isn't tbs 4 free country ana
what business have printers % ,h privacy, Tbev
are paid Tor publi>lllag the news.
Ecsa7e To pck u2 some Of the types in the case
and examine then, especially II you nave D., seer,
any before Tyr ase not too good - be looked o.,
aIe lhey lhg0~ iAem down gam when yea a..
couc. into enc # ihe b3xcs 10 matter winch
Pnnters shouldn't have 50 many s.ile boxes M :.
tie same - f, ifihey want folks - le particular.
Don't neglect the press, bry of yon, is an 81.
2 ne 81 gast lmporiance 70 the world. Take ,.if,
TIT Vas MADE % usc-,u.i the bar ~: rs aot
nch IA si.iy ever power alter all, when there Us
40 form ON. There, let gI--gaess i w.ll - bi-1
Itself Il those pesky springs good for any tb ,
siam bang Good gracious. Have | done any
damage Meter
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Some editors make their editorials a. iong Is a
Dutch courisAif IN when, i. Is se'i taAt one Of ;Ac
parties al 1ays sleeps w.ia the other tabs. Long
editorials and iong sermons pay poor compliment
10 the iniell gence OF he hearer, tAe reader and
the writer toe. The dwellings OF a long article
are worse then the dorl.ngs OF Tie caees on q
mans bare neck Ia a January ihaw Monks may
count their beads, rnminaie, AMI read long eaito-
rails but business men have time Tor neiiher-tley
want tie pea and not tie lod.
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mands of the present year, $3.50 ,olO,l
add Tseasry notes receivable Tor
public dues during the pts'nt year 6,o87 ,S7i OF
Making an aggregate debt and de-
felt. TO be provided for in this
and the ensuing year ct iS,oS8,3li ~
Now let US compare wlth this table, statement
prepared mainly from the calculations OF person
equally competent with Mr.. Ewing, the late Sec
rotary of the Treasury
Balance in Treasy X OF outstanding appropriations
according TO Mr.. Ewing, S33,499,6l6 80
Required Tor ordinary purposes, as
requested by the different depart
menls under The last adminlsira-
ton 22,i3i.7o 30
The estimated means TO meet this, are:
Available balance in the Treasy, solo, Sos
Treas'y notes of 1910, issued alter 81
OF March. 1852
Treas'y notes OF lGil, issued after 81
of March, S,OVV,UUo
Receipts nom customs according 10 Mr..
Woedbury. 10000 600
Receipts from public lands as per do, 3'9oo'ooo
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SINGULAE OccURRENcE.-Ins schooner AUcea.
at Baltimore from Havana on the 81 inst, off
Cape Hatteras. received shock o. ghenlng, a.
though there was not cloud 10 be seen; u struck
The ioreiopnasi head and Descended Tie ,oremes..
shivering both the fore aad ioreiopmasls carrying
away the opsai yard, tearing TO pieces topsai aud
.gresail and doing much other damage. The &C
nOmenon.
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Making icgether,

Making together, $-",'OV'oS' -
Which would leare "A balance in the Treasury az
the close of the year OF more than seven millions.
Mr. Ewing's faisifcaiions consist, IN underesti-
mating the probable receipts from The various
sources OF revenue, and in charging the addition
al appropriation required in the War Department.,
though it was occasioned 10y the last admInIsIra-
,ion. In tins way. alone, the difference between
his own and Mr.. Woodbury's estimates, amount TO
quite ten millions, which IL nearly the amount oil
me alleged deficit " Inch his friends irampetng
10 the word. IL Is 80 easy 10 calculate when one
has ioregoac purpose 10 accomplish, that we are
no; surprised al his exaggerations. Some apology
for proposing a national debt was TO be found. and
the mos, convenient was that which would ling
the oium upon political opponents.
II must strike every rejecting man, as a most
strange Characteristic IN the documents OF the new
retortn-that not word is uttered by a mortal
among ihem OF the necessity OF reirenchment.-
They complain of pas, extravaganza, but they have
no plans OF future irugaily. A revision OF the
tariff is talked Of. national debt II suggested.
loans ari taxes. an tff o.ler ffolee; ~ "a sia4
fnonsv. s dNet u0ea, ous &c. word q st- OF
curla..lng expenses. Inc virtue % ers.on.y
whs.s before the eiec ion ocmca-so nsgnihce.'.y
-e.cec, 80 secome no virtue AT all;
ecraan.,,e-, 20 he view
80 merry bewischiu,-, : nov usiy
and repu,- ~. Tire very mention q. - tang =
avoided as carefully the green worm o. the rose
bush avoids The spsinklIns OF tobacco Juice. Tia,
way iies--dsalh.
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THE DHFcRrNcr.-lf highwayman stop man
IN the street and rob him at a single dollar IL man
can cry out stop theft and arouse the sh5.ri ood
The police Will be- on the alert. reward vii h. Of
icrcd. and the hei.wayfnan r,ted aud ir,,r
81, or anr.n ny fear from tie coaair. Bat II
banker rods NOT a single man but the @holc commit
MY 80 hundreds of thousands OF dollars by ssuing
faluciess paper based upoa deception and kn,efy.
not word taut be sald about Il because IL wl dc
siroy confidence The one Who cheats Us CIT OF
hundreds OF thousands, called gentleman . the
first society. and must not be exposed bccalse II
would create stru,i Of the whole banking system.
which. as now kept np. Is NJ bsitcr than highway
robbery iegsi.zed. Tine difference - made liz our
hns between retal. and hocsale plumber reminds
us 81 iae temperance las, Of Massachusetts. Whcr.
men ~ho saia qnor by tine glass were punished and
those w.4o sold 80 qasuttirs above fifteen gallons.
i-eused.-- Chica-. Denocsai.
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10000 on

MoEE FEDERAL PrrfylsM.-Ihe f,dcralisls evil
dcnty think Il o disgrace for a man to earn lis
bread. In lh,i: opinion it is meanness OF which no
man but a loco loco is capable. The Concord
correspondence OF the Lowell Journal, has tho fol
lowing paragraph -
As YOU enter tho Hall Of the house OF Repre-
seaia,ivcs, the APPRENTICE BOY sits IN tho Spo ak
er's Chair, and Isaac mn, nearly IN front, Is IN u
reporters desk doing the drudgery for penny pa.
per which he issues daily dutIng the sitng OF The
Legislature. Come here aud look al him on
hardly krow whether most TO ply or dcspisc 1t
Is q fact, he depends upon has employment for his
tiiy bread"
Only think OF it a man who was once n cab
met makers apprentice, sitting in the Speaker
Chair and an Ex-Governor depending upon his
employment COR his daily bread = The federal
readers of the Journal will be smiien with horror
when they hear oft. 1t will shock them as bad as
the story that Marin Van Buren, was farmer Is
COY and used to sell oab5ages. Dem.
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90

Making together. $50, 81 $50 90
The actual and estimated means 10
meet these demands are
Available balance IN the Treasury
4ih March 6l6,803 -
Tfeas'y notes issued at
ter 81 of March 1850, =
Tres'y notes of act l8il
iss'd after 81 March > 600 900
r. pts from customs cs-
,naled at 10000, 900
Rec'pls from public lands
estimated at 100000
Miscellaneous sources 10, 900
20. 700 .3o5 Ct