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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-16

EAIR COLOKING.--Jacob Maby
4 would inform his old customers, ami all those who
wish TO have beautiful head Of hair that he manufactures
and has for sale 252 Brooe ST. his celebrated Essence oil
Tyre which having lately improved he guarantees vii he
eec,ua in permanently cooriug red gray hair to beau
.u brown or black. Persons have applied his or
their residence and If satisfied their money will he re-
turned n30 I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-16

20 late Paris paper mentions the death of
Nj. de Rocca, the son of Madame de S,ael. He
died al the age of thirty-six, in consequence of
disease of the brain. He was buried in the family
tomb at Coppe,, by the side of his mother and
elder brother, NJ. de Stael NJ de Rocca had
married one Of the daus hters of NJ de Rambuteau,
Prefec, of the Seine, but has lief. no child, and
therefore Mad de Stael, and consequently Mr.
Nocker. her father, have now no descendants, e1-
cep, the children of the Duke and Duchess de
BrogEe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-16
v ANDS IN MICHIGAN.-The under

signed has been for nearly three years past constantly
engaged in payment of taxes and other matters con
neced with the tles OF Real Estate IN achgal, North
ern Ohio, Indiana sc.
For The greater convenience OF persons owning lands ana
wishing correct information Will regard 10 quality OF son,
timber streams &C. their proximity 10 or remote
ness from towns villages mills, public roads, &C. Ec he
has engaged the services OF competent practical surveyor
10 make thorough examination OF any lands OF when ne
NAV be furnished with schedules for tha; purpose.
II is confidently eved that the information thus 70 be
ACQUIRED cannot fail to be highly important and valuable 10
landoIders inasmuch they will be enabled 10 judge far
mere correctly OF their present and prospective value
Correct maps patr OF all tracts thus examined W;l DE
kept by The undersgned land furnished, IL desired as
well as accurate notes of the quality, value &c the prooa'
BILE expense OF which viii when the quantity IS con-
two cents per acre. 49,,
The most satisfactory references given The undersigned
MAJ be found tor few days at the Franhn HOUSE sIod
way from 10 O'clock a. NJ to P. ~
dis Iw+ J. l.. WHITING, OF Detroit, hlcniean
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-16

INDIA RUBBER SHOES..--lO,00O
d pair of imported Rrbbers OF all The various qualities,
including Tho kind sold by The dozen NJ so cents
for plain and ST} figured No heusc in the trade can
se Shoes al prices wholesale lower than we do Deal
ers will do well stock ot Rubbers by the
case which packed in Brazil under our
ala 81 80 HORACE H. DAY, IS Maiden lane.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-16
Duty or Matters' Furs.

TO the Editors of The Tribune:
A few days since signed petition to Congress
fora repeal of the duties on Hat'ers furs When
signed the petition supposed the duties on the
cut furs, and the skins from which they are cut,
were the same-25 per cent. But l have since
ascertained that the duty on the skins is only )
per cent, while it is % per cent. on the cut turs
The foreign furs used in the manufacture of Hats
are almost exclusively cut from Nutria and Hare
skins. If the duty is allowed to remain as it now
Isl the manufacturers may soon expect their sup
plies from skins imported, and from which the furs
will be cut and prepared in this Country, thereby
giving large amount of money 20 our own labor
instead of sending it abroad. doubt not other
manufacturers have unedvisedly signed the petition
as did, or may do so, if not cautioned to look into
the matter. May ask of you, as friend of
American Labor, the insertion of this in your ex-
celent paper. HAT MANUFACTURES.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-16
u ECENT DISCOVERY. = Electro

a. Magnetic Plates for rheumatism affections,
&C. prepared the direction of Mr. Lamouronr apoh-
ccary in Paris General Depot 10 New YORK, % franklin
street, at Dir. Ninuards Price 81 80.
ina!ible for the most acute and ;nyeerac pains,
such acute rheumaisn the goat, neurology,
sclatic lie dooreux, danse de 81. Guy, chs megrip,
cramps in The stomach paralysis 10 the beginnings and
shortly for all nervous affections chiefly diseases OF wo-
men and young girls green sickness, amenerhe4 sup
Dres, ms pour, attacks, &c. Mo Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-16
EN 81. LOCKWOOD. 1O4 Fulton street,

u has Just received fresh supply OF elegant Gold
Watches TOO both ladies and gentlemen consisting OF Lee
pine Anchor Escapement and English Levers, full Jeweled
Chains and Keys OF new patterns and every description OF
fae Jewelry and Silver Ware Old Gold and Silver taken
in exchange. Watches and Jevvslry repaired. dl Ian"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-16

ANN BROWN, 479 Houston's,reet.
Prepared and sold, wholesale aRd retail and for exPor-
tation by A. B. SANDS < Co.. Druggists and Chemists,
Granite Buildings, No 273 Broadway corner OF Chambers
street. Ne~York. Sold also by A b. & D. Sands Drug
psts Mes 70 and Fulton.street David SANDS Co.. NO
II East Broadway, of Maretstreet Price SIS
ho,tIes ior a NIL Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-16

CKATES.--A full assortment of Skates,
~ strapped aud uDstrapped, wholesale and retail, by
dl4 2w+ OSBORN < LITTLE SO FutonsTeet.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-16
acutlOn,
Cheap Publications.

TIE LAST OF THE BARONS, BY BuLwER, will
probably he Published the latter part OF the present week
Agents can be Supplied this Office the same terms as
from the Publishers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-16

The subscriber respectfully invites the citizens OF
tnn-s,rec and examine large assortment OF Dress Boots
the latest Spring fashion, and OF The finest French
CalfSkia.
Gentlemen can Bsotsmade to order in the best
ner AZ six daar per pair warranted equal To any made al
seven dollars and half aad as the undersigned taxes draw
ing OF the feet keeps for each customer, he IN
sure an easy yeihandSome fit
Constantly hand Fashionable Boots, &c, al the follow
ing reduced prices:
Calf % p 10 w
Halt Boots W.
Shoes ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 80 to b
Punns and Slippers, &c. kc. pToportiouably Low.
rsrrpps Cash on Delivery. JOHN L. WATKINS,
myIe III FuIonst between Nassau and Dutch
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-16

ysEO THE LADiES.-Curtains Win
z dow Curtains! The subscribers have Jus, finished
and mt 10 in their " are Rooms of Window Cur
,ais which they offer Tor sale prices TO suit the times
Please call and see before purchasing elsewhere.
G. p. & J. GRArACAP,
Upholstery Warehouse 81 Maiden Lane.
~. B.-A spleEdd assortment OF Window Shades con-
.t,ntlr nm bap3 d8
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-16

FOR TIE REMOVAL AND PERMANENT Ctbf4 "
ALL DISEASES ARISING AN IMPURE
STATE OF THE BLOOD, OR HABIT
OF THE SYSTEM, NAMELY:
scRoFULA, KINGS EVIL OBSTINATE ccTt-
NEoUs ERu?TIoNS, PIAeLES, OF PusTUIES ON THE Face
BLoTcREs, ELLIS, CHRONIC. SORE EYES, RING woSA
OR letter. scALp HEAD ESLs REGIMENT or TIE
BONES AND JOINTS, STcEsoRS ULCERS, STFR-
fLrrlc SYMPTOMS, scItTtcA OR LuMBA-
co, and diseases arising from an llju.
dicous OF Mercury, Asctcs, or
Dropsy, exposure or imprudenes
in life. Also, Chronic Ccnst!-
toaal Disorders viii be re-
moved By this preparation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-16

ASENATH VI. PHILLIPS.
New LoSpoN, Go. IS, Norwich New. 4, 1872
Personally appeared the abore.named hsenath W. Ph
lips and made oath TO The facts contained i'll the foregoing
statement before me. RUFUS w. MA HAON,
Justice the Peace.
Being personally acquainted with Mrs Phillips, ceruty
that the above asserted facts are substantially rue
VIM II. RICHARDS,
Minister OF the Gospel at Norwich Conn.
IT Another proof the superior valve and efficiency
IL; i'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-16

pOARD.-A gentleman and his wife and
few single geutemen have ipieasan, rooms and
good board at Murrays;reeL 4 few day eoarcers can
also be accommodated MA I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-16

FE5HE CABMAN VINO took gentleman
TO No 5g7 Fourth.s, ON the 10th Of November last is
requested u Immediately send his number antl adj
dress 10 the oticc oil this paper. dis ST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-16

q Also Lehlgb, Lvegp.ol, Newcastle Sydney and Vir.
tais Coal always hand and safe the owrst mar.
ket prices. by WARD X BRONZE,
IS I'll Washipclou-st. OF Laight
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-16

Thus much DO | feel it privilege to testify TO the ell
cacy of your notwithstanding Sarsapari!a lhou'anf
thanks sirs from one whose comfort and whose hope o.
future health are due under God your nstrumena!ty
Ard may the sape Providence that directed me 10 ycGr
aid make you the happy and honored instruments oil blss
Ing others diseased and despalriHg as yoar much re-
Ii ved nd yc-v yIdLerul friend.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-16

ID OOMS WANTED-Two or three un-
Furnished rooms waited, without board in geuteel
h0use BIZ snail family rent not 10 exceed hundred
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-12-06
laIlii-gsasiIS Wings.

The Norihen lndianian." wing paper, Of Nov.
18th, contains article from which it appears that
the editor no longer stand the ''odor' Of Ma
tonal Bank. Hear him -
Strip off earnestly and in good faith. the mill
stone" OF joint stock company Bank It's too much
to bear SO long the intolerabe stencil of Bddlss
- monster q IN the nostrils of the people'so
long the howl OF the wronged widow and orphan
is ringing IN ears they hover round the ashes
of that Ill starred Institution. The sol of many OF
the states Is thckly s.rewn with the putrid car
cases of similar Institutions and it is not TO be eX
pcctcd they Will regard them with favor. Abandon
the idea them of re- building exploded system OF
finance, which is fast gong out of throughout the
world, and which is liable to abuses too manifest
aud glarng to be overlooked. We must have a
National Currency, brt let US be content with one.
more certan-more stabe-more hOnest--ihan n
ioint stock company viii be likely to give We
are wiiiii.r to waive our own individual feelings
for the sake of harmony but say frankly that we
speak the sentiments Of hundreds of gooG "hIgs
whom know, that so far ola fashioned
Bank of the United States is concerned VIC have 10
- stomach for the II CHIT
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-12-06

VERT Coon Excuse Doctor franklin orcc
said he knew very good at making excuses
that was good for anythiDg else
The Wing presses, though-very good at excuses
find great difficulty drumming mp excuses Tor the great
falling of of their lS40 IN every State IN the
Union, where elections have been held IN 1912 They
appear to look upon the enlightened ireemen Of the
United States as a Swiss corps-that when they were
whcedlcl into their motley corps IN lsAO-tkey were
soldiers for life Upon what grounds they anticipated
suTvie submission 10 the cdcts of their leaders
loss to compartments when is well understood, and
admitted by of their leading presses, tie Nation
al uelgencer that their elections IN 10 advocated
in different of the Union upon entirely different
and dametrical opposite principles 60 that when
portions of those who had contributed much 10 sustain
the Wing tickets in 10 upon set Of principles were
denounced traitors and of them at least burnt
elfgy the reward of his declared treason And when
those very eiisy made underlined and ambga-
annunciaton of their principles, they. 1t
too have been rebuked by the sovereign people. Mr..
Webster, his late Faneui Hall speech, has proposed
the only change which the pary,-whlch Is,
" be honest, be Just. "-Leabanon Spy.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-12-06
Matters Of Fucf.

4 correspondent Of the Lynchburgh Rcpub-
lcan states the following matters of fact in relation
to protectiv tariff.
1t is matter Of fact that the whole number OF
persons engaged in manufactures in the United
States, in only between and eight hundred
thousand, out of a population of - millions.
1t Is a matter of fact, that only small favored
fraction of this seven hundred and odd thousand,
either ask or get protection BY high tariff the
grea: mass Of those numbered as manufacturers
being bHrtheRed and not benefited by it; as our
mechanics who arc numbered viii see, if they
will cypher out the taxes which they pay in their
dealings with the merchants, and as they now be-
gin 70 feel in the inability Of the agricultural and
commercial community to employ them proitably.
IL Is a matter Of fact, that the times are hard
upon the great mass of our people. whilst those
who specially protected by high tariff. are,
for the most part, in wealthy and prosperous
condition.
1t is matter Of fact, that it is the object Of the
protected manufacturers, TO COMPEL the great
mass Of the people to pay higher prices for goods,
wares and merchandise which they are obliged TO
buy in order that the SAID protected manufactures
may sell at higher profits articles which they make
TO sell.
1t I matter of fact that the federal government
IN granting them this protection, wars against our
rights and liberties: For
II is 4 matter Of fact, that the liberty Of having,
using and enjoying oWn IN way, as
may best promote our prosperity and happiness,
is a liberty too precious to be surrendered By free
men mindful Of their bought rights and priv
cges:
And it is also a matter of fact, that high pro-
cctive tariff dcprives OF this liberty, by imposing
high taxes upon us for buying what we want OF
those from whom can buy upon the best terms.
in order to COMPEL Us TO BUY INFERIOR
ARTICLES AT HIGHER PRICES FROM \
PAMPERED CLIQUE OF MASTER MAN
UFACTURERS. AND MANUFACTURING
STOCKHOLDERS.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-12-06

CHAIRMAN VS.. BARNETr.-The Indiana State
Sentinel is waging exterminating warfare again
the indianapolis Journal. That's right, Chapman,
Give the coon "goss" While he is down, apply
the .'gaffs, peek him well, take the hide off, and
then cro,c over him. Hes filthy fellow, that Bar
nett, and deserves all which you give him. Circle
riiie u. Wdfchmdn.
Well take care of that coon. VIC warrant yc.
We have hardly begun with him yet. When he
is properly held up to view, we imagine You viii
ask if VIC have any laws in Indiana. We have
bn, the infamous scamp and cowardly liar has man
aged to elude them thus far. 1t is long lane that
never turns. We are only afraid that the PGrficu-
,ar junio who got him here vii, forgive him his
debts, The knows how they contracted and
send him off. lie has not told the puolic yet whc-
Their he did or did not forge draft at White
Sulphur Springs; nor has he told what he did
with certain letters. lie shall see 'hImsclf as 9th
crs see him. before long
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-12-06

I.fseF.ae - Fnae I,AaNtAN.

rs.r Orrste Dsr.rt.r-r November Is. lsia
compliance with ie seventeenth section d he a't # Congress
hive ufilh included a.! ectI1 appropriation htis
without aIihnr, law and provide Tor incitn
al-ii approved -. 1872. iEorosais
VII be Department Tie ' day q, Deceni
Department following description blanks the oi The
Naih Received !. Reaws.
Mails seat. i d.
lccorn, Of Newspapers and Prrrr,lris Received do
N The aic OIL s'i ~ a far II least ., ~ y nel pr,u,
icint uief es san q lines
l, as above, lied en.zc rhli - lines
Page.
Post Bis fo,i~,ap IL on a Slreel, without sisnanns,
% Tor i'ias Offices on ,he'0'i sisa,'ue. w no.
I'd, 90 40 . ~, ,. 9" T., o ,c a. ~, r.,p. er each
lie lautH atI such be require.
dscd hy te I a,rf ile tre N'c i1, contra f may reside,
None Will b. considered delivered r VIII he Tad for except q"
Eac rcqu~iiu o. quantity ensehT~d
packed hr Transportation ard dnccle the Poet Office, At the
The ri.li reserved Of icne an, may ndered
and asoto Bladder io printing hn one OF
he accompanied b, sufficient cv-e o hc aoty al az ises ~
comply with the iSf@s Of h,1 asg.~a onto. i. c, ;,h
surety, i compliance with the provisions 81 the law 10 which
bdi e. rri'frcd.
f in;or s pl~f ifiniin, rrsoE as 10 esie
c c meaning IT, oani, VII be 'nslr'e s'ic Ha c'ase m
Payment qrnrtrf ,ra's .or' nreri expiration
If each quarter.
The thinks must tli o. iie De- nf Sped
isens mag ir stcn M ilH N'i4ti- it~i 'tiir'-. ,
itnis i'e han The let estimates that oar
Of The quantities required The ai;c d"s mt bind -sii 10 any
"'e,ae q'anns ~ amount. -. .s...,
assistant Postmaster General y iir,,n - g.
2S-iw &. \. Ni'kiifFf reima'ier General.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-12-06
INDIaNsP0EsS posi- GTEEzE.
srrivals md Departures Of i..r 1sni

.isrEHv-.frr:Tes dtiis "
Closes daily PI
ci>cis>.I, rrkvle s'7''es Tue-ir,s. T1rrsis sni
Saturdays j.
s.pnrliss TUESDAYS aud THURSDAYS RI
CiNciNNArI, o. VIA lAwrnc.aar-h-Aur in'gs NcG
nesda and Fridays Pm
Closes Mondays, Wer.nes.isys and ria5s Pm
Nsdsan-A' rves tursits llrs-'i SIS AMI
SATURDAYS JPN
ti0>es - Diays Wednes DAYS a~i Friess IN
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Closes >n.,ays. Tuesday AMI IIr-si4,5 ~
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p anf irllli- 81
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tisf- daAf. esoef' SATURDAYS Psi
M0StExuYA- Aulst- Ia-~lis sdai >ai.rtits PSI
tla--es Nelgc-llss ana SATURDAYS : An
HIS syieArrises ltesai ili-s-
ia, ani SATURDAY.. y II
th.>s IUn.sl 49, "Wednesday .la Fridays \ ~
i.AF.YzrIl g. J. f..n1B-- \ TI.es -aIgf.al IN
o.a-e. IS esnesias~ An
s4luies 5PM
C',ses MONDAYS Wednesdays az Eris5s Al
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Cises sunday sad Thursday IN
Pa. rrs~-isrls-s ftus-ds,s pm
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Inaara?c.s. December 81
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-12-06
Exchanges.

We receive almost daily requests from our breth-
rem IN different States to exchange with them. We
should be pleased to do SO, were we able to afford
it. Our list is already heavy-indced more than
we have time to read carefully and we are thus
ncccsstated TO deprive ourselves of tacir company,
at least for the present.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-12-06

Castor beans are selling in an6tabout Alton, Hi
nois, at from 81 to 40 cents Per bushel. Last
son they sold at from dollar to dollar and hall
per bushe. Thus every thing goes on under wing
rule. Is it 20 be wondered at that the people are
determined to quit Clay Whiggery, and come back
TO good old democracy!
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-12-06

FREE TRanE.-Thcrc is a decided majority of Demo
Gratis in Lowell, the principal manufacturing town in
Massachusetts,, and representative has been elected from
that place ho is open advocate of free trade What
will the home loaguers say TO this
Fletcher Heath the Gambler, who recently con-
vctcd at Richmond, of the murder of Della Harris.
sentenced few days since 10 be han ged the Esd of
December.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-12-06
The Legislature.

The important business to come before the next
Legislature OF this State will render it one Of the
most interesting on record. This interest will
rather be increased from the fact that parties are
50 nearly balanced. In addition TO the ordinary
current business, the State is to be districted
United States Senator chosen, the Revised Code
and the contested seats will be acted upon. Every
one interested should not fail TO take the daily or
tri-weekly Sentinel, which VIII contain complete
history Of the session See advertisement the
18th page.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-12-06

The fllowing named gentlemen were admitted
to practice in the Supreme Court Saturday, VIZ.
Horace T. Bddlc, Daniel ID. Pratt, Godlove =.
Grih, Lewis &. Bilcs, VIM. ). Wingatc, George
W. lawson, VIM. III. Morrison, Stephen G.. Dogc
Isaac II. Kcirs'ead and Clark VI. Anthony
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-12-06

WET FEET.-We hunted on Thanksgiving Day
some two hours Tor our friend of the rippecanOe
Journal. MAJOR SENAss, to get him TO help US
gre thanks over turkey and our big squash. We
got our feet wet bad cold, but nobody TO help
Never mind, Major no doubt the General did r sht
by YOU but We shall be quite modest when
we call on you next summer.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-12-06

81, Il COPY from iiie l'ih ses'c
OF The Marion IL Nit niir ~ TIE
ai-e DOR the IN inuara Ire 9Th a ui bcsrfir.
l.fs iHsrfif and profits 81
,eu frtIns drscrti sIul'd Mauon
the 1t 1T i t quarter 81 st'irn
township D.. north Of three cli, eNci - atns md % halt 81
G, % sid quarter. irrc then >sid o. -a'
Harding. ct i m ie sltl end - 49, ilff'i
wifli SAID light
haze been sod y sad dficnirr' - Israel iiafi- ir
Of future f.1r lie '! ,Faiut IT,
The and place
sin, executed tic property VI hiiln Ma
tina, Ia sui of Percy liosri~ak.
IL 4 10 1.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-12-06

Every one knows that the times are much worse
than they were under Jackson or Van Buren, or in
TACT under democratic rule. Every one knows al
so that the rallyng cries of the wings in 1910 was.
Economy, Retrenchment and Reform" We'll,
how have they economical How have they re-
trenched How have they reformed They have,
IN the teeth of their professions against removal for
opinions sake, reformed nearly every democrat in
the country out of Office, and reformed themselves
IN. And what is gained By it Are your post-ofi-
ces under any better management Is it spcci-
men ofrefoFm that Congress has to appropriate mon
cy to keep up establishment which has hereto
fore supported itself! And in wha, have the wings
re,renched Isl, in keeping up a nearly perpetual
Congress since their advent into power Is it in
providing for additional officers to perform what one
man had before accomplished HEREBY hangs a
tale. Sec SPIRIT Of 70, No. 8
In what have they cconomizedl Is it in Great
ing anew national debt which had been extn-
gushed under Jackson and Van Buren, Let Us
see:
In March, 1871 when the wings came into pow
err the only debt existence, claim on the gov
eminent was:
Treasury notes outstanding. 81 500 eco
Debt assumed 'or the Dist. Of Columbia, l7O3,00O
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-12-06

FrNNy.-Among the wing papers in this State
which attack Col. Blake, by lashing him over the
shoulders of John Tyler. notice the Nncennes
Gazette, n paper kicked into skeleton by John
Ewing. Can the wing press live without
thing TO find fault with! Who elected Mr.. Tyler
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-12-06

WAnAsu GAzErTE.-This is the title Of a new
wing paper recently started at loganspoTt, by
Moses Scott, Esq. 1t is neatly got M, and looks
well bu, We consider it not so good readable
paper $ the Telegraph, published at the same
place.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-12-06
Oar EXCHANGES.

We have regulated our Daily and Tri-weekly
exchanges to suit the mails near 10 sbe.
Should we have omitted any in this State who have
noticed our pTCspeciuses, they VIII please notify Us:
and also if the arrangement can be bettered by any
alteration, that we may make the necessary corFeo-
lions.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-12-06
To Our Citizens.

Al persons DESTROYS Of taking the Daily Senti-
ne' and who have not been called upon, had better
apply at once at the Office. II viii be difficult to
obtain full files after the FIRST week