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LEBANON June 30, 1913.
Bgser q: Le5inon-in favor, THERE, = Caasec S'ces
Bc7k-,Le hides o2c7iag
A TAX PAYER

DEAR CHaps-rhs day has been famous for coon ally-
ing in this place Bigger speech OF the o. Tour
length which he touched many os oi Va onai
and policy Tie particular Ia telling te people
mat lie was m f-ror of a Naunll Bank protective tam
and with CONSIDERABLE. skill SET forth W Cost Iohs0ns plan
for having of the debts OF the states he said
purpose II urging immediate adoption, ou' oE The
simple pu pose Of submn. il % he eonsisaiion 0! ne
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I1DIrid.

The Indiana Journal Of the 2ch June has the follow
ing
=. For my part, did ] believe the Bible and hope To
reach heaven should feel certain not 10 hud rerO-
iutionary soldier there =,
And the Treasurer of State saws the Journal is Ro'o
ably edited What think the people
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leading, brawing ocoioco mail contractor on some
route I'M this State recently detected BY agent Of
of the Post Office Department, and arrested for robbns
the mail His name Nathaniel IlsOn. tie succeeded
in riding three letters OF Sl2 and had the ielerIiy be-
sides publication of pirate letter, stolen
at the same tme the Sentinel! tor party purposss-
Evansville Journal.
The writer of the above LIES
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Pity I!
The writer Of the above LIES.

The smart editor OF the Northern lndanIan can't bear
to hear of Coon Skin II is pity We ~il only say
Coon Sain once after August.
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Duties paid IN
Sol G3.1J0


Here Is The nconlroyerble fact established bv Daniel
Webster ESQ that the average duty under The old high
tariff with the exception of tobacco, thai of j. per
cent Under the present tariff the average Is not per
while the American tariff British goods pro-
hibrive The United states pretend 10 support equal
riyIs and ENGLAND unholds arsiocracyi
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The Rack lOon.
n Beauty. ,sifhou Paint or Whte.sas

II DruHy. AHHrM f-NtU OF hMNSIS0
We find the follpwing in the Western Uuion Demo
erat of June 23i published New AIb,"yhe place were
Barnett formerly resided and where he is tcrR kno.yn
The statements here made far they 60, tally pre-
CT ely with what heard Of Barnett year sgo from
both Wings and Democrats IN New Albany. He Is there
universally regarded as being totally unprlncIped-a
mere nercenary who is all times ready and willing to
prostitute himself to the hssrs Of purposes for pay Be-
ing Of such character be Of the very person
TO suit the proposes Of the Jun,o here; and
hey satisfied Of his abandoned recklessness by
examples he gave them while in employ Reporter
by writing articles for the Journal than they closed
bargain with him. Since that time the public have had
sufficient opportunity estimate his character
editor distinguished it has bern by total absence oi
every thing like truth. honesty, justice fair dealing OF
any kind. As p.ican he is Il riiain IF The deepest
dyc-G p'rase-an OF has character a man,
Is unnecessary 10 sIesk wherever he known aud
have present disposition space upon H. The
time may come. when think the pubic nere, requires
rs exposition aud when it does. snail have lack
Of material shadow il forth. the time of its
mencment Codcn. up the latest period. ia all Its
natural dcformiiy aud acquired ini'my
The statements which follow from the Democrat we
pie ground upon If they should be denied, we
have doubt that the most positive testimony of their
truth will be atIuced.
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TIE Hens and keqs-Gor Tliiacs-4 Netc TVriakIe q
The Internal HaprOreme SyNeDh

The Iaternal LmprOreme SyS'eD4
JEFFERSON. IND June IS, 1913.
NrssRs CuAPMAss:-What j. Mr.. Wallace gong 10 30
about hem hens and chickens :" A. NJ. Wallace excrted
all his influence push the internal Improvement Sys
tcrn and involve debt, Reasonable TO
expect him ng The State from that debt
give the which he im>c pr >ed a
far ui' II give exp gard 10 The
getting W and manageu Of The IN email Improvement
System, due 10 the lie Of the state aud on what data
has Mr. Wallace based his calculations, that
and chickens would pay The extra taxes. o. if he really
be we'd hen aud chickens raised by every farmer
the State would actually Eay the interest The deb, and
if So found he show ell his annual message
he L, gisaue IN 1899 1870 That the cej OF the State
W. gone 10 money the Tea>u.y; That he did
what hand gel al NJ, when lie founi himself IA
such fix >ay why d he MT issue ircan i,n calm.
on the ia TIL hi and CHI H.
ems 10 raw he interest "a the debt at ave The cItd Of
the State Since ecii TO - flee OF Gvesnor VIC
hear nothing about hn II chickens Thc story app'aIs
10 have been TO huulug Il Ico le-o dicue the idea Of
taxation aud keep people t. their e stu
aon. Has there public djcum NJ onanaiei from any Il
the Offices tina, c.lculel show the true con-
d n affairs during the Of the 0T0u-
system But rot certain hat the real object II
the internal I'M - stem nigh ally Mt
yoye the state in debt AID am tot sule IN this opinion
in proof of hich auoij pamphle; the
of members Oi tie Legislature, ut be. lc tht
ns Vi that TOD. n passed The Mann II bill IL wheel
ys'em Of teiual Improvement >kec.ei eui simIla
10 he b that passed. Nov why publish Anonymously
plan internal improvement N!y place II IN tho hnd
of L, satuIe, AM mccall the bGness messuaby ion
the people The system ought 10 have been gone t
without the debe alton, examining caieui
The Of the Sie aud s>ceTtin the cost u COLI
siguciion Estimates made l. IS true, by engineers
found great they we're, not one
third the am.uut that would be required 10 complete Tax
works And what goes further - confirm is superstition
IS that the managers Of is system resisted evey va niu
every at emp that made the Legislature ~ Gen
Mlroy Robert Dale and Others classify the works
aud was not until the State iIieevaby involved
they could another step iuT herihat ih
true condition of affairs made known II tehOove
the people TO investigate this sui ec aud Nh Wallace wa
exposition Of ;hc getting " aid manaseen
of the ss:em-w III give the tue account OF H. IN
silence initiate against him. aud lie people VIII ha'
, 70 obtain iheis information from olhei :ouse>.
TAX PAYER.
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SHETifTS Salt.

NHENffTS Salt.
directed te trrA's -
Of vi grti sl-, - ne
Of fniitBsfis, 10" -Hn dft -
1913 between Tire s pscT hs ian the 90. sud IFis
o. sk sat-a ia AaEn onis,
%
l.. 80. a. aijinn. tie town q indaasp-
e. Tad al b, John We'd
Aud fol- nd-a ~ saia
ii- -c sinr'r q sa.f
?ry u samuel ia.-st a. .e So -
James Elias.
f-ts ., i-f3 - . L.N'i--.n >Ac-- y Q
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Tilc CurrcHcy.

The N. Y. Herald copies the following table from Off
cia sources:
Thu amount of business transacted compared wi IN
the of money ia circulation in the
The f'lovng official Of the bank
ing in some f the agricultural States
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Bres-Water your cucumber vines in water ia which
cniuns have been boiled Or tomato plants
in each hill II Will keep of the bugs II this should M
re, some Wing Candidate 10 make speech q. them
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Spirit If Islo."-Th.s IL the name Of coon paper
pupe. published IN Indiana 1t IS eied OF course py
cider Granddaughter Empire.
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,eluction lSllto 1915. 80. So. lc9

The interior of the Immensely deficient
money The abundance If which much Is spoken and
which initiates stocks the board, oy in ha
section.
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Lf,s oE LEGEE-.S.

IT ere WIS Away, mainiiy of WINGS u2oa tie SITE
a, RI = Irtarnli Ifn0r met.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-07-04

The people will be thankful and r'joce Al The rddtnre
from the federal central power that has FIR sat Ike
desperate incu upon their psra their e
forts and blasting Their prosperity All hands throw Up
vour caps, Day Is beginning 10 break Chapman. noun,
old chandelier the he ID Of the sentinel and let the
people hear one Of hs loule Ongesi aud su5nci notes
= Cratrfo dsuIIs ReUIs-.
lie, us wait TIL day has fairly davnel. and then s..l
mount the old rooster sure enough. and he shall
note that viii wake mikes from PassInaquodty The
rio tip top Of the Rocky Mountains.
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Vhc National convention.

The following appears the matter STANDS To De
the reasonable project for Democratic National Con
ventnn. vz
To be held IN Nav 1874.
Delegates to be elected the Democracy OF each State
shall decide.
To vote bv such rule may he agreed on ny The con
vention itself
what saw YOU, brother democrats '-hendaTs EIP0s
itor.
We say Amen-Bos,0n Post
We also say. Amer.-LdGHa STATE Sentinel
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-07-04

EvorGH ID LAr-It IL estimated thct tie am INT a.
bread s,us raised in he Unit S.,s last year would
give n,r. and chi ia the taiiej States
.hir.g-niae 5usIels '-Bssf0a Pss:.
And yet have not begun to DO what We can Go in
this line By rule. then. 90 ,ae wings calculate
can hnd hon. raork., FOR immense surplus Why,
say they manufactures nnj their
clin.-y will ea up al or bread s,us Wonder Il ne
wings of Indiana would suck down tie story Of Jack and
the Bean Stalk. upon which he climbed u ihc Clouds
gospel truth If tod ~ them such % Their leaders
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AImss, every door the city has ehakedupon IKE
neal or nl,,l Cork Co1sss;asiss.
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Ltss Oa
DENAlNING IN Tie Pos'
HI July l, 1913.
Persons Hing
please sly Asbs AR
90 rhe inland postage "u
must be lTf-Paid, otherwise
\
Ms Sarah Anie. SON
Morgan A Acklry
William : Adams
w g Ardcrs
Thomas Auirln
Willis 4 mold
h
Mrs = r Baton
Sllah L Bolt II
Ms Lucy BeuT
Mrs Il \ Bl~ck
Miss Sidney Bruce
Sampson Dlicc - - y.
Payne
John Blfnhill
William Bainhiil
Rev'd ' Daiguciin
. BENTLEY
James Bell
Nathaniel Dell
w II Be- ncEeii
William Bohis
Nathaniel Bolton
y lton x Livingston
Bolton AMI Patterson
\ ID Bond
Nulh,ln Dorm
w lpv.i
Thomas BIck
John II BuIket
Oliver Pa Ia
lam Ru tn
Iieury VI Bush
Filedilrh Christian Band
Col \ BioB>e
Oliver J Brown
J hn Biiiton
Wilson BTifion
Nero Rn>i0w
{
Ms P ulipo Cha, nan
Rect Cam bel.
J siah Cafs,n
jacob CaYlor
James 81 'hcny
Sa.i"ry Chi ~ (.
Wiilim ca .
Jarob CUGman
Johl Cohen
DAVID Culerake
10 Coma roe
: Ives a. ere
Wn Cniklin
Va hIu-tOn ca Shy
y
ahram II Dawson
Gene al \ nlvi.
! hn . Defrees
" DenticT
Fined /, ca ID imsL
Ihouia~ laiu' .an
J mes D-us'c y :
E!itoF OF the Democrlt
{ Ei,on
.iusu,tIs Ellis
WIlitin + Ills
4 Is Ellsworth
/
MISS LAyin3 ( QUIZ
john f4rsier
Joan Fergsscl
Jam Fun
Ere iei,k Falfz
Conrad iouTm-n
salnN Fox
hliiel FleeSe
GcoFge Futlcv
Jim D Ferguson
e.
Mis- Chlfin'.e G..-.sE-
My Z Guain
Chailes Camel
DANIEL cast
Jtith Ga'e>
Joshua Clio -
John Giunt
Aiexlnicg g bsgu
Beu min + Gly4a
J Sepa Gay
John g 'cg
llcaIy Quart
John : TAIL
J G Hare
Ge9r-" liarlns
1 H-svcy
R3ie4i lisIe
4 iIl;ncli
lac liavrTs'ic&
James iiirks5o CD
samuel Higgins
: muel III
Tn ma, hoffman
Holland X I %
Geo &c Is. Hoiia :
Jgna hau x il..i4ai
JOINS ii l- Iiles
J4mes Is II u>tJg
: nue. II u>i1a
Jeremiah & How
William Hud, 2
Samuel Hgrs-0-
D.yli ligif
J,hn OF Kohelt 'ir-aes
& flnt. - $ O.
r9aa Iiltcae,s4 y J.sefl
Mas
I9ii4napoii, lasuss1ce I'll
pIry
i5seph y Twin
Arm Johnson
Caleb johnson
Jyseih johnson
lTi..iam J q ,9l
! Wnliim { J.a.,
~ II Jones
, X
Edward Ki-cE
Johann Heinrich X n
Pee. ~ h.-urz
l.
/. Lc--el Ley
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CANDIDATES.
JAMES wSIaTCOMIs Of Wig
MARION CUU.TY

MARION COUsTY
For State Senator, 4 eN:,ndcr 4. Morrison.
r p..,. lNlihani.i KOl'op.
LiN.ncst IN unlar.
HJ-Wc requested 20 annouce M II DnvaG.FtD
c andI 'aie Tor sePre>en OF Narcn County. 81
MEssRs CHArNASs:-Plea~, announce BFSJAsIS Hans
Of Wayne Township. Can it4te "a Cnult, Commas
sioner. ~h' will be Supported By MAN NoTERz
13-Ne afe requested 20 lgnce JaNEs ARssTRoSs
Candidate for Prob e Juisc Al the z re ton
IJ'Wc requested t. announce RoBTRT PATsFF-
soS Candidate for reelection the oco II Prubsle
Judge.
MFssRs. 'PN,Ss-pease announce AHiRA WF:t5 3
candidate Tor The Office Il L, uniy A>esSo ani oblge
MANY
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n,~EI~G oF rue sorrm Ann WEST.

Total ll5 2j6, 300 l67,jiO357 Il 322 $50 314S3 6>6
Reduction. 93,9Il 400 l29,O73 69l
The circulation aud specie held by thu hanks of sixteen
States for three wears, have been follows -
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DENAINING in tie POST oficc Indianapolis. Indiana
4 July l, 1913
Persons G Him. for these E.c.scrs vii
D,caSc sly ekf&bI>ID.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-06-10

Our town, tho young, pressed by "hard times''
and. in the speculations of those who witnessed
it's debut. lonely as regards business and pleas.
ure-is on its ultra way-is steadily increasing !;
for example, any one who walks within the TASTE
full and handsome structure lately reared by those
enterprising gentlemen, Messrs. Scott, White,
s. Co., and remark the strength, material, and
goodness of the pile, its commodious position, its
quantity Of space, within which are heaped pro-
ducts Of all climes, fashions and machinery: in
short, perceive all that belongs to wholesale
house, would scarcely suppose that any degree of
oppression afflicted the times, that any gloom or
shadow rested either upon customer or merchant,
and that any feeling of insecurity, or disability,
weighed down the exertions, energies, or desires
of the community, contra, he would suppose that
" times" were at ease, and redolent of pleasure !;
that the sunlights of success and prosperity lit up
the eye of both trader and buyer, and that desire
had only to take wing and its object was attained
1t is due to these gentlemen to say, their build.
ing has given fine aspect to our town, IN all
points, both as to character and plcturesqueness !;
and that its establishment, among others, will
have tendency to hasten onward and perfect Its
future destiny, that of the first town on the red
Arkansas.
This house is &C feet long, 40 wide, and the
first story H. the second IL. and the extren,H "i-
tltude 40 feet high, the house is placed npon hew-
cd stone sills, surrounded by neat pave, and
built of Dan. Wilson's best brick, which he has
put up with more taste and strength than any 9TH
er building in this town; its wood work is very
fine, and T. C. Boyer has exerted himself with
great credit to render it attractive in all ways.
There are seven large double doors, sash and shut
ters within, the front, with brick piers between;
the windows very airy, and set with clear
glass Of large size, the second story is supported
by three massive pillars of oak. and within both
stories is ample and convenient space for the con.
signor's goods, or the country merchants storage
the woodwork is well painted. particularly the
roof, which looks like the gray bluffs Of the shaded
streams.
Every thing the farmer, merchant, and me-
chanic desire. can here be furnished, or through
the agency of its proprie,ors; and the inducements
for trade whether we look at the quality and dis.
play of the articles, or the poitencss and skill of
the managers, are of the " best "-one needs but
mention to be supplied.
"Live, and let live - is their motto, and upon
its teachings they act; lf popularity, and number
less friendships can bless, then will the house con-
tinue in success.
JSHOJrrS
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-06-10

A busy fellow...Our brethren down east often
boast of their busy men. But there is a in New
ton county, Missouri who has little to do than
any body we have heard Of.
He keeps distillery which manufactures a hundred
barrels of whskey per week. extensive Touring mil
grows ten thousand bushels of each year raises
Berkshire pigs and Durham cattle is building a new
barn; swaps horses when good bargains offers is wind
ing old mercantile concern, besides taking
of wife and six respons He does do all
the manual labor himself; but the way he keeps his
strikers in a stir is worth looking at
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-06-10

We omitted to mention in our last, that Daniel Web
ster has resigned the office Of Secretary of State
senecas and dshawnees.--BeniaminR r Barker. O.
Virginia, has been appointed Agent to the mixed bans
OF senecas and Shawnees, living on Cow Skim west o
Missouri.
one Of the editors of this paper attended the
OF the annuties which took place last week. and
the following speech, by Jackson one of the Shawnee
Chiefs which less characteristic of the Indian tba
the white man. The tribe having assembled, requested
see their new father the agent Jackson addressed
the agent to the following effect:
"My brother: The great father who created tho
white man also created the red man. He placed this
small remnant Of red far the east towards the
ocean, 1t pleased our father the President to remov
the red man far to the among the prairics. We
have long been without father ian agent) to whom to
look Tor counsel and protection It pleased the Pres
oen' 10 take away our young father, Luce, several
months ago and we have anxously looked for another
we nave all the time been expecting one for we have
always understood that there was no scarcity of
fond Of office.
Our antcipations have at last been real;zed-you nv
brother have been appointed be father to this small
remnant of people. You have come from a long wav
on. You have crossed the great Mississippi you have
travelled over land and water-by stages and steam
boats-yet Providence has preserved your health and
placed you save among US. To you will the red man
look for advice COUNSEL and protection as the month
piece between your red children and our father the
President"
This speech was made in the Shawnee language, and
interpreted. The polite agent that he had
indeed come long ways That he desired to serve the
Indians; would do all in his power to promote their
happiness He would protect them far as possible
against the encroachments Of the whites and
all their grievances to the President.
The agent here paused-when the chief with some
vehemence exclaimed " We want to hear We want
to hear. How much money have you for us7 How
much money are you going to pay US 7"
Here left off But having considerable interest in
this branch of the business learned afterwards that
about hundred dollars was to be paid and
distributed among the Chiefs counseors and peo
pie according to rank.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-06-10

Astounding rumOur-For week past, says tn,
~ o. Tropic of the 9th of May, it has been whisper
Cd about in this city, thata draft dra,on by the Mer
ca" GoDernment in fauOr Of Sam Houston, Presiden
ie1as' for t'oentyue thousn ad dollars, has been
pa'a az Ae counter Of one Of the most prominent
eial houses in NeW Orleansn
ieaih iur'ner' that by the steamship New York,
which sailed on Monday evening for Galveston. nfor
nation of such character was Transmitted ., r.,
as will leave scarcely the shadow of a doubt unon ,bs
mind of the people there. of the truth of the
which was only whispered here. The next new. frou,
Texas will be most anxiously expected, and NAV be
fraught with intense interest.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-06-10
Crawford Guards.

The citizens of our town have formed volunteer
company, of the above name, which think will be
the finest in the State All the officers have been elect
ed-men too who are capable and willing to do their
duty, when any cause shall demand. We are pleased
to see the spirit which our young townsmen have
evinced in the matter.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-06-10

Watt Foreman, Cherokee, convicted of the
murder of his wife, at the late term of the Benton Cir
cult Court. The evidence that, without any pro-
vocation, he to the door, and called twice for his
wife. As she answered he drew his knife and
stabbed her in the head Foreman fed, but was arrest
ed several months afterwards.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-06-10

The negro slaves, Frank and Dennis, who were SEN
fenced be hung yesterday not executed Chief
Justice Rngo having granted s"persedeas the effect
Of which to suspend the sentence of the law. and
move the case to the Supreme Court, which meets on
the first Monday in July next, who will decide the
questions of law presented by the record What their
decision will be is least doubtful If the motion in
of judgment is sustained the negroes will be dis
charged. If however, it is overruled the sentence of
the circuit COURT far relates to the time Of
execution will be carried into effect In the meantime
the negroes will remain in close confinement until the
matter is decided.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-06-10
For the lntclligencer.
TWO BIRDS WITH ONE STONE-"G."AND
"SOBER SIDES"

For the lntelligencer.
TWO BIRDS WITH ONE STONE-"G."AND
"soBER SIDES"
NO. l-G.
My reply to these two personages will be short,
nor DO care if my words also bo short, for the
remedy must be tempered to the disease.
G.'s communication scarcely deserves an an.
swer 1t is an explanation of his comet articles,
which makes the matter worse. do not remem-
ber to have met before, such tissue of rowdy ex-
Press'ons and forced attempts at wit and smart.
ness. But of this in its place, for have reversed
The wor' Of the primer
The cat doth play,
And after say
shall slay first, and play afterwards.
find at the winding up of his article these
words: :" nothing shall induce mo to take farther
notice Of his acrid squibs, for as the saying Is,
have other fish to fry"
In tho paragraph above the one quoted. ! hnd
also: spray, cousin Banks. can't you edify tho
public with some of your original notions OF com
cts Please inform as. according to your theo-
ries. do they climb, crawl, run. fly, or swim ."
There is the first incongruty. He wishes TO
know my views in one place; in another he says
he shall take no notice Of them. II is said that
consistency is jewel. but it is valueless to "G.'
or rather it is unknown to him.
exposed the last part Of bis communication
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-06-10

We learn that a hurricane passed over Usage
praire in Benton county the afternoon of the 23rd
ny fences. There also considerable hurricane
the night Of the 2sth in the Honey Creek ncghbor
hood. Is Mr.. Espy in those parts?
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-06-10

Benjamin R. Barker, the Neosho sub-Agcnt is pre-
pared to pay the claimants of Missouri and Arkansas
for spoliatons allowed under the Usage treaty.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-06-10

The total amount Of specie which arrived at New Or
leans from the LIST September last is s6,3l7,4se