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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-12-19
WEDNESDAY,. DECEMBEEs rs. 1913.

The Journal attempts to show that we are
inconsistent, because though our State bonds
and scrip have increased in market value since
the triumph of Democracy and the election of
Gov. Whitcomb, we still admit that the Gov
ernor has not the power or means TO immedi-
ately pay OFF the State Debt by a"Rocky
Mountain or any other process. Ii is right
perhaps for the Journal to make the worst OF
every thing for the sake of its party and
even to twistify and garblc our articles for
that purpose. But when the people como full
ly to comprehend the correct principles OF
economy entertained by the Governor, they
will acknowledge their correctness andin time,
if they practice them, fully experience their
beneficial results, Notwithstanding the Jour
nails attempts to turn them into ridiculc be
they are honest and old fashioned.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-12-19
Clay agalnst Distrlbu.lon.

On the llth Of January 1882, in the U. s. Senate, Mr..
Clay made a strong speech against the policy of distribu-
ton OF the public lands, &c, which he now so strenu-
ously contends in favor Of The Globe of the both ult.
in referring to the above speech, says it was Dir. Claws
first formal demonstration in the Senate on his return TO
1t, after having been driven from his executive station
under Mr.. Adams, aud was intended as a definition Of his
position on the great financial question of that time. grow
ing cut of the paymsnt Of the public debt. 1t was based
on the introduction of a resolution by Mr.. c. to modify
the Tariff of 1s2S, to preserve ali lis protective features
and make a free list of non-pIoiected commodities. The
Globe observes and quotes as follows:
"In this welI-considered speech, (meditated "a ,ba
groundwork Of all his futHre moyements) be took the
ground not only against distribution in general. hut ex.
pressly against any diversion Of the land proceeds from
national PRTPo-eS.' In page 20 of the 9Th VOL bart /
OF the Register OF Debates, On the same speech and on
the same leaf with denunciaiion of all distribution he
makes the declaration against the distribution of the nub-
nc lands among the States. Abiding TO a proposition of
TINS sort, made by the then Secretary of the Treasury lac
sa,a: -CueTfy opposed, as J trust Congress sciH shosc It.
say 70 De, 10 az The mad and 1dd sehemes-Gut to that la.
ttst, ara Mdddcst and l5ldesf of all recozmead.d by HE
Secretary Of the Treasury, for souAxDrRfso = pY1, ~
DoAAiSZf nope II UW be preserved for the present 0susro-
hon, and J0y Postsray, as Il has been yeceirsd fro1, ~ an
eestoTs-a Tteh and touHtft iahsritanccs, lie aIso aid
a DC hoFhs SIR THAT THAT GREAT RESOURCE WILL RE-
CHERISHED, AND DEDICATED TO SOME NATIONAL puRposr
WORTHY OF THE REPUBLIc; and he closed lie rsn.,L-
on the subject Of the public lands. in this sneo.b 80
this emphatic atement "NoRE TuAx rwr~- -.
YEARS ago, WHEN FIRST | TOOK A sEAr IN mrs ponv I
WAS TOLD By THE FATHERS OF THE GovsRxaENT 49,
IT WI HAD Any THING PERFECT IN OUR iEsTITuTto~s -
AND L WAS cAuTIoSfD AGAINST RASH IENoyATIoSs tr ~
SUBSEQUENT EXPERIENCE FULLY SATISFIED NE OF rur
WISDOM or THEIR c%oUssELs, AND THAT ALL VITAL CHAN.
eEs IN IT OUGHT TO BE RESISTED"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-12-19
THURSDAY. DECEHBER IA. 1915.
correspondence OF State Sentinel.

WAsuIxsrus, DEc. 6, 1913.
Nrssns. CH6PNAxs.-I have just time 10 inform you
that G. !. .ncNULTr, ESQ., of ohio. has been elected clerk
Of the House by the following vote:
G. ]. McNuliy. dem. IA
M. stellar Clark, coon, %
And that NIessrs. Blair and Rives have been elected pun-
,e1s by a vote Of l24 to 62 for Gales and Seaton. One
vote was cast for Mr.. Gideon. Jesse Z. Dow, a good
democrat, is elected Door.keeper. Newton Lane Is elect
cd Sergeant-at-arms The coons anticipated much from
a division among the democrats. They have yet to learn
that principle governs the democracy, and that he who Is
not for US is against US, and should be treated as an open
enemy; for they are to be preferred TO temPorisiHg friends.
ALL, all is harmony and union, SO far. Truly Yours, y.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-12-19
,.

We wish to obtain a few copies Of No. , of the present
volume of the Daily Sentinel, 10 complete files. 1t is the
number containing the Governors message. Though we
pnniel an exf "a number, every one Of them went oil before
Tuesday night. What is a little remarkable too, not a num-
Der was returned 10 US by those extremely fastidious wings
of the House, 10 every one Of whom we sent copies, and who
were so horribly shocked. if one can believe their declara-
tons, at its premature publication. They were not able TO
withstand the temptation Of the forbidden fruit. II was out
rageous for US to publish, but these puuciiious gentlemen had
no scluples about reading il. The difference is about as
much as that between Tweedledun and Tweedledee-and
about as important.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-12-19
FhllCsonE,y Of Numbers.

We have devoted some few hours in locking over a work
entitled, Lectures on the Philosophy of Numbers, and the
adaptation of Arithmetic to the business purposes of life,
SC sc. by Uriah Farke. We consider this work a desidera-
tom in the study Of Matthew Tics. While it pleases, il leads
10 various results calculated 10 discipline the mind and render
the more difficult branches of Mathematics comparatively
easy. AT the same time that the Illustrations are simple and
easy, they lead TO results obtained from no other source with
so little labor and 81 much inductive knowledge of the SUBJ
iect. We think il one of the best of its kind, and give our
humble opinion in its favor. 1t is for sale at Dayis's book
Storp
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-12-19
state Of Indian - Boone Ceunty:
jooNE TRoBATE JoURT, NOVEMBER Tern, 1913.
On J0mBiGiut Of Las0idearp.

On C0H9Gmt Of Ats0iteRcH.
Isaac J. Patterson & PcTmeha Patterson, administrators Of William
Montague, dec. Ys. ths creditors OF said estate.
fzsHE said lslac J.. Paterson ad Perneil Patterson. having fled
IL their memorial in this court, showing the condition of said estate
and complaining that the property both real and personal Of said de-
ceased, IS insult lent 10 pay the debts and demaHls outstanding
against H. Iii therefore ordered, thi the filing and pendency Of
said complaint be made known To- the creditors al tile said William
Montague, deceased, by a publication Of this order fr six weeks sue
eessiyey Ia the estate Sentinel, . a weekly newspaper published in
indianapolis, ia The county Of Marion aud That they he informed hat
unless they mo;hy the said administrators Of The existence and extent
Of Their respective claims by nhngtb same or a statement Of the m
tuFe, date, and description % The contract or asSumpst upon which The
saDe may BE- founded, in the Office of the clerk uf this CONT, previous
20 lie huai distribution Of The assets 81 the estate Of the said decrdenf {,
such claims viii be postponed ia favor If The claims Of the more dbl
geut creditors. Attest SaNOEL S. BROHN, CLERK.
Nv tu Court Nay IA CAev
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-12-19
sALEoF ISAAC wlEEFIXGER's Es-

IA 80 EBG ISIS ARBAGa a. - EA5AE OEt
Office is hereby given, that on saturday, The 3fh day OF Dec,
IN 1913, the gnuds and chates belonging 10 the estate Of Isaac
WhhiRger. late uf Marion county, Indiana, deceased, viii be sold az
public auction At le late residence Of the deceased in Washington
iownslin in said county. by the undersigned administrator of said
estate. AcTelt of - months VIII be given on all sums over thee
dollars; purchasers giving notes with good security. Said estate con-
stts of a horse. a number Of caule, fat and stock hogs, sheep, one two
horse wagon, corn in the crib, wheat in the ground, a quantity Of farm
ing utensils, with various other aulcles too tedious 10 mention. Sale
10 commence at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
ARCHIBALD BURROUGHS. yadunaaunr.
DeceUhur .h IS43 qt3sv
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-12-19
Abuse of the Pardouing Power.

One o: the very latest official acts Of Gov. Bigger, was the
~pardoning Of Dilloway, who about two years ago, murdered
the Sheriff of Dubois county. Though many thought he de-
served hanging, yet owing to the Tepngnance TO condemn a
man TO death, he got of with three years sentence to the
peniientary. Before the penalty is paid however, Gov.
Bigger lat the sOlicitation Of the influential friends Of DilIo-
way, among whom L. Gov. Hall heads the list) grants him
n fun pardon and discharge, notwithstanding the citizens Of
Dubois strongly demonstrated against such an abuse Of the
pardoning prcIogative.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-12-19
TsaanasoTs. o9A Masr


To Theaas Philips, JEaes Philips, Lrad Philips, join Philips, Suah
.4na FAhPs, HtLsaa PAEP, Cattrine Philips, and Nany .Hareast
PMsPs, iJast hars If Krad Pkisps lite Of .HsUoH county, Ladasa,
deceased and 10 JOLs L. .Hot4erstead, guardian Of tier estates, take
notices
ATihe 'em NJ the Probate Court Of the said county, next TO de
L \ holden after the date uf these presents, shall apply 10 said court
for the appointment 81 commissioners "a assign and st over 10 me, as
widow Of SAID deceased, my law ful dover OF. in and 10 the real estate
whereof he died seized, VIZ; The west half Of Tie lot numbered one.
in square numbered hlysix, in the town OF indianapolis, the south
half OF lot numbered nine, in square numbered siNy-iuH, in said tow
hts numbered one, and two, IN square numbered fifty five in said
town; OutlutS in said town numbered one hundred and sixty for, and
one hundred ard sky i've of The wesl laif Of Tie south east quarter Of
section numbered twenty enc, township numbered fourteen, moth OF
range Numbered five eat, al situate in said county.
December, twelfth day, A 10, 1913. 263w FRANCES PHILIPS.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-12-19
state Scr;D.

We learn that on Friday last the Old State Scrip, was
sold by the Brokers in this City at par, for State Bank pa
per Or par funds. So much for Whitcomb's Inaugural Mes
sage, and the confidence it has restored in the credit and
honor of the State.
N. We have plenty Of the Inaugural Addresses on
hand, at : cents each. Also, the Tariff Pamphlet, at 5
cents each.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-12-19
WAITER PIONEER no IEC

SEALED proposals viii be received by the undersigned at the Office
~ OF tie Auditor Of public accJints until SATURDAY, the 3Mh day
OF December next at noon, for the use Of a sufficient quantity Of wat.
CT at the locks, on the central canal one mie south Of Indianapolis. 10
propel four ran Of foar and a half feet mill stones the power TO De
used IN the manufacture q -four the lease 70 be for the term OF Ihir-
y years, REM pyaac semi annually The minimum price is fixed at
one hundred and fifty dollars for each run Of stones.
The eonlgnhy Of this wafer power 10 the seat of Government. with
the prospect NJ no distant period, Of an outlet TO lie Ohio liver BIZ
means O. The Madison and indianapolis rail osd, renders il, in the
opinion Of the undersigned, exceedingly valuable.
NM. SHEETS, SarctGrv If StRe.
C. II. DUNN, TrcasggT Of STATE.
Nj. MORRIS, y7adn0r Of PnLEc Account.
TeIapq-ors. 19L .H;a,cmtO. 1874. 9t-sw
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-12-19
SAVr-

EsY virtue OF an executon TO me directed from the Clerks office
o ue aafon circuit cour, will expose 10 public sale al Inc
court holse door, in the town Of Indianapolis. on the 9Th dav Of
Dec, 1913, between the hours prescribed by law the rents and nrofts for
seven yearsoi the following described real estate, situated in Marion
county, to wit:
hehg ue norm elst qn1fterof the north west quarter Of section %,
In township II, north offour east, 40 acres.
And onfailure to realize the fl amount demanded by said execu-
Ton VIII All the same time and place expose the fee simple Of said
real estate as The property Of Anthony Williams and Others, al the
suit Of John ID. Morris.
Nor. 30. 1919. - nz5l d. LAWHEAD. Shesf ". c.
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application for te partition Of Real Es,ne, ia ne SdTcaa County FRO
hair Conn.

.97Pic1hoR Jr &c Partition q hea Esthe, "a ne SaltCaR County no
bate Cunt.
Achilles parfr and Martha Yawtv, late NaTta Smith, rs. Samuel
Smith, Dard Saith, dnd the heirs Of Joaa Saith, deceased and sH otkv
haTs tst ae IA any use cgEcerHd an Ee Esaae u SGuHa Snuk,
deceased
sa9lE said Sasaud SHit, DaUii Smith, and the heirs Of John Smith,
Il deceased, ana ai vino may be concerned, will take notice HAT
The undersigned vi make application To the Probate Couu OF SuIli-
van county, in The State Of Indiana, on The lt day Of the next term
of said curt, 10 be held in and for said county nthe second Monday
ia February next, in the. town of MerOm. in said county Of Sullivan,
for the appointment of three disintrrestsd feehOlders, residents of
said county, rs commissioners 10 divide the real estate that The said
Slaud SAITH was seized at his death. to wit. The south east quarter of
section Wenty-seven az township seven, "a north OF range ten,
no. west, containing t60) one hundred and sixty acres Of the land
sold al tie Nincennes Land Office, together with all other lands owned
hy tie said SHEael Smii al bis death.
aCHHLES E8WTER, and
.NaRTiL7 YdETER, late
December an. 1919. 25-3w .LlRTTES SMITH.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-12-19
STATE Ro.,ds.

As an evidence of the improved credit of Indiana,
since the election Of Democratic State officers, we mention
the fact, that last July our State bonds were quoted at
from 10 to % cents on the dollar. They are now quot
ed at from 374 10 Al cents We have nc doubt, if the
Wings had succeeded, the holders would have been will
ing to have sold out at ten cents on the dollar. Thus it
is that ~whiggery preserves The character aRd credit of the
State
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-12-19
sHEygFFE9,S SALE.

, Y virtue Of an execution and decree 70 me directed 'front.' The Clerks
- Office Of the Marion Crcuii Court, ] will expose to public sale al
the count house door in the town Of indianapolis, on the Bird day Of
January, 1914, between the hours prescribed by law, the rents and
profits for seven years Of the following described real estate, situated
in Marion county, viz:
Lots No. 10, 20, 81, and -. in block No. Al, in John Woods addi-
ton Ia the town OF indianapolis.
Ando on failure 10 realize The fall amount demanded hy said exeru-
ton, I wiIIaf The same time and place expose the fee simple Of sad
real estate, executed rs the properly Of Robert c. Allison, at the SUN
of Alfred Harrison and others.
Dec. 5. 1913. PC Q.75) d. LAWHEAD. Szefe M n
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-12-19


Every democrat, excepting Mr.. Mes of Pa, who voted
for MIR. wilkins, went for Mr.. Jones, while every whig
cast his vote for John White Of Kentucky, the late Sneak
err The Uira uOce mode was adopted on the motion
of Mr.. Weller.
The Speaker was conducted to The chair by Mr.. Adams
and Mr.. Strong, and the oath administered by Mr.. Dixon
III. Lewis Of Alabama. On taking the chair, in a short
and beautiful address, Mr.. Jones thanked the House for
this distinctive honor.
On a motion to adopt, pro ten ore, the rules Of the last
session, Mr.. Duncan moved to except the 2lst. This raised
old John Quincy Adams, who kicked up his usual row. The
gag rule of one hour was debated. The motion to abolish
W lost by four votes. 1t therefore continues for the pres
ent, as well as The 2lst- The whole are To be revised.
After a resolution 10 receive the Message at II O'Clock on
Tuesday, the House adjourned.
SENATE-The President pro ten. Mr.. Mangum bavi,,
taken the chair at II o'clock, the new members fI3) were
qualified and took their seats.
Eighteen Senator'S in addition to the above appeared in
their seats.
III Crttenden moved that the Senate now proceed 10
business, IS a quorum were in attendance.
The motion was agreed to.
The usual number Of newspapers for the use of the
Senators was then ordered. and the daily hour Of meeting
was fixed at IL O'Clock until otherwise ordered.
The Senate at half Past II O'Clock adjourned.
For the House there are yet to be chosen a Clerk. a Ser.
geant-ai-arms, a Door keeper, a Postmaster, and a Printer.
The officers of the Senate will be elected next week. ac.
cording to usage.
CGPfng Bots intends trying to make a fuss. Where
does he get his money!
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-12-19
State OF Indiana, EEenaricss county:
II ChaaccrB.
Thomas Nash vs.. Taeh Goudy, Senr., Hugh Gondy. IT.. Der;iu

Thomas Nash ". Iiagh Goudy, Senr, Hugh Condy, r., Deriimin
Cloudy, Samuel Goudy, Robert GOudy, Benjamin Ben, Senr, and
Joshua Cunning.
EeENJAMIN Ben, Senrs and Joshua Guaning, two Of the above
- named defendants, ae hereby notified, thai on The 18th dsy Of
June, 1873, Thomas Nash, the above named complainant, fled in our
Hendricks circuit oouFt, his hin IN chanccry against them the said
Hagh GsUdy, Sear, ia n GondH, y, BcaiauHa Ben, SsRr, BENJAMIN
Goady. Samuel G0Hdg, Robert GoEdy, and Jsshua Cunning that the
Slne Is vet pending aud undetermined, and that unless they. the said
Beej1RR Ben, Sear, aud Joshua Cunning appear in our said lend
roks ciicut court on the Grst day Of The next term, and plead, an
sNer or dennr 10 said bill. the same, and the matters and things
therein contained. viii lie taken ~ confessed against them, end de-
creed ~ on accordingly. By order of our said coHrt,
Daa0as, Nc. ,, 1913. 243w T J. u. GREGG, Cnk.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-12-19
December an, 1913. a5-aw 1I5R47Ls STiIH. ~'
EsAAr uvmErINnEn,s EsTATE

81 Office is hereby given, that On December 4h, 1913, special let
~ tersof administration were duly granted by the clerk offhe pro
bate court Of Marion county and state of Indiana, on the estate OF
Isaac Whnineer. late of said county, deceased, who died intestate, %
The Undersigned. said estate Is supposed To he solvent. All persous
indebted 10 said estate are hereby required 10 make payment without
DELAY. and thnse having claims against the same, TO present their re-
speciive claims properly adjusted and authenticated for settlement,
" ihin the time limited BY law.
~.4RCEHBgLD BURROUGHS. azaiaistra,Or.
narauf nh lar Cf3uv
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State OF Enaiana, laoEgam County:


9WTN"H TTTT " T-UTIT .UIT-
4 WRIT GFueen Attachment issued IN tie above entitled causc
- from the Clerks office OF the Morgan Circuit Count, on the first
dry CT November, 1913, which said writ has been levied on lie undi-
vided one 9th pan, on tie west bali OF the moth east quarter Of sec
ton ., il. township %, north OF range east, situated in the county of
Morgan Aforesaid, as the property of tie said William Storm. The
sId VILLAIN Storm Is therefore II quiTed 10 appear IL he nexi term Of
The said Nogn Circuit Court. Hereafter Ia be holden al the court
house IN the town of MaHinsvile in said county, aud defend the said
suit, or lhe same viii &c heard and determined IN his absence.
234w r JAMES JACKSON. 4 NJ &
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-12-19
Tndivi,lunl LianIlifY.

The principle Of enforcing individual liability for cor
porate debts, was nobly sustained yesterday, by the unit
ed democratic vote against the combined vote of the
wings, in the House Of Representatives. This is an incl
dent worthy Of honorable remembrance.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-12-19
NOTECE

Z S hereby given, that the undersigned has taken letters Of admin
= tnt ion on the estate Of Nancy Goincs, late Of Hendricks orunt
Indiana, decreased. An persons indebted TO The said estate, ar ~
quesIed to make immediate payment all these holding claims again
said estate, ae notified 10 present them duly authenticated for setu,
meni. The said estate is probably insolveut
Dec. 9th, 1913. 26-3w T BRIGGS, .fdn'r.
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MExIco-THE RErAr. TRApE PRonrBrraD

MExTco-THE RETAIL TRADE PRoHTBrrED
TO FoREIGNERs.-The Journal of Commerce
is indebted to Joseph Fleming, Esq. a passen-
ger in the Eurotas, from Havana, for a man
uscript copy of a decree issued by Santa
Anna at the palace of the national govern
ment in Tacubaya. on the 25th September.
By the decree all foreigners except those
married to Mexican women, and those who
reside in the republic with their families, are
prohibited to trade at retail in Mexico. Six
months is allowed TO those not expected to
wind up business. Foreigners who may
hereafter emigrate to the republic, can en-
gage in said business by application to the
ministers of foreign affairs, and presenting
proof of naturalization, proof Of living in
marriage, and proof from the legation oil
their respective countries that the capital
which they employ is their own. Foreign
ers can have workshops in any part Of the
republic, and sell by retail the articles OF
their own manufacture, provided they employ
any Mexican apprentices of workmen. For
fixture of goods and a penalty equal to their
value is the punishment for violation Of the
decree.
This is carving out the Wing Tariff
doctrine to the letter.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-12-19

Tue EFFECTS OF TERRoH. The London A,hepeum
speaAs Of q remarkable case Of the effects Of terror. A
lad in good health, about twelve wears on a-oLa - a.
night screaming from The vivid impression made upon HE
mind by a dream. in which be thought he was abon, - b.
murdered. The next dsy his hair began to fall off and
70 a fortnight he was quite bald, and be continues so.
hough several years have elapsed. -
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-12-19

A Rrcn FEE.-I * said that Daniel Webster, who is
retained as counsel for tho heirs of the late Stephen
Girard, in a suit against the city of Philadelphia, is to
receive a fee Of fifty thousand dollars, if he is successful.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-12-19

G-The Journal has already commenced
war upon Gov. Whitcomb, and abuses both
him and 1t. Gov. Bright with its customary
balderdash and blackguardism. This is in
character, and therefore does not surprise US.
The people, however, will judge of the new
administration by It's " works, and not by
the false imputations of the Journal, com
mcnced before the Governor is warm in his
scat. To have pleased the Journal, the Gov
crnor should have talked in his Inaugural, as
Gov. Bigger did before him, of paying off
our debts and getting all rich, by partitioning
and distributing the Rocky mountains We
will speak Of this again.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-12-19

IL William S. Roberts was elected Seargeant-at-Arm rms
Of the House Of Representatives, on Wednesday last. He
is noble specimen Of the noble Democracy Of the coCn-
ty of BrolcE.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-12-19
COunferfeifs.

The p. NJ. at Ladoga writes US as follows:
ssThere was presented to me a few days
since, a $500 counterfeit bill of the State
Bank of Indiana. 1t was payable at the
Vincenncs Branch, letter A., No. 1920 on the
left, and 420on the right; the centre Yignette-
is two ships under sail. the Cashiers name
is not ike the original-the general appear
ance of the note is good.
We again notify our readers thatno genu-
inc s. note of our State Bank has a ship on it.