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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-01-03
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TIMOTHY MooNsmINE, Jr

The SoNERs.-We understand that the navy
department, immediately on the receipt of Com
mandcr Mckenzie's dispatches, ordered "a yes
sci OF war to proceed with all despatch from
Norfolk to the Isle of Pines, which lies off Cape
Antonio, IN lat. 81 81, on the south side OF
CUBA notorious place for pirates. Would
II not have been better to- have sent the Somcrs
II Spencer had confederate there, that con-
iedcrate would probably have description OF
that vessel, and she could therefore, more cas-
lily succeed IN capturing him.
We find the following in the last Albany
Journal -
about two weeks since, the rumor was rife
IN this city that the u. 5. brig Somers had foun-
dered at sea, and that all on board were lost.
This rumor was based upon letter received In
New York by merchant vessel from St.
Thomas, in which it was stated that the Somers
had been caught in n tremendous gale and had
suffered SO much that she was hourly expected
to 90 to the bottom. 1t is nov believed that the
letter IN question was written by one of the
mutIneers on board the Somers, in anticipation
of the success of their plot, and with view of
accounting for the expected " disappearance
of the brig"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-01-03
Countcrfcifs--.aution 10 the Public.
STATE BANK ~ lNDiASA,
MdiaAdpoHs. Dec. 30, 1872. {

7NulaHnP0Ils. DEC. 30, ISI2 {
EDiIoRs INDIANA SrNTIyEL-Gents I,y a let
ter received from Cincinnati, we learn that coun-
tereIt TwO Dollar Bile on the Branches Of this
Bank in circulation in that city They are
stated TO be we'll calculated to deceive, unless then
are measured. They are much smaller erery way,
than the genuine Twos Ores of the Bank,
which are OF the same size. A particular dcscrip.
ton will be published as soon as presented
Yours, &c. JAMES VI. RAY, Cashier.
Editors viii please give currency to the above
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-01-03
Scrip in Cincinnati,

The Cincinnati Enquirer OF the 18th Dec. says -
" Quite demand has been created the past week
Tor Indiana scrip. good macy small lots having
been sold by the brokers as high 90 cents,-thc
time for receiving them Cor taxes the present wear,
expired the 18th inst. which was the PR pal
cause OF their demand. The brokers now pay
ing % and 60 cents
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-01-03

"MIcnfGAN CRY GAzEIrE.'-rac statement
made by the publisher OF the above paper, james
" Stuart. aIledgng that We had published ths
Governors Message two days before had agreed
10 do so. is barcfaced he and the propagation Of
the ial>ehood no doubt : mean and contemplate
as the he Is base. Give beggar roast meat ana
he VIII beat you with the spit. saws the proverb
and the thanks we receive from some of the low.
lived wing printers IN tins State whom We have
strained every nerve to Accommodate Is person Al
SANDER and abuse. Such men are not only dis
grace TO the editorial character but also to the ty-
pograhical fraternity, among winch they are the
rermin We shall cut them as fast lind them
out. James VI. Stuart Will no longer be honored
by exchange with the State Sentinel.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-01-03

LOOK OR A petition was presented in the
House The other day from Wayne county, praying
that the Physicians of the iierent counties of the
State may be authorized tn form societies, &c.
There is more IN that than meets the eye the law
does not prevent physicians from forming societies.
that we know OF. at present and IT their privileges
are equal To the res; OF the community, all th
any really wise or intelligent physician will ask
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-01-03

GEN. JAcKsoN's FINE.-The Virginia House Of
Delegates, on Tuesday. passed resolution - 10
- ,nstructing the Senators IN Congress for
refundng to Gen. Jackson with interest, the iine Of
) 600 imposed upon him 10y Judge Hall. The
Leg sature of IEois and Arkansas have passed a
similar resolution.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-01-03

NORTH C,RoLINA.-The shameful contention
which prevailed the Legislature between the
friends % Haywood Graham and Brown all demo-
Gratis, has been reconciied. and Mr. Haywood elect
T. ;. Senator, by % majority.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-01-03

CoNGREss on the 22d ut., engaged on the
Treaty the Bankrupt Law, and the resolution TO
fund Gen Jackson fine which latter was bitter
y opposed by the Federal Wings, and finally re.
fsrred a committee Of Gen. Jackson's bitter per-
sonal and political enemies.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-01-03
HE Great Plan Of PIaus,--EOr avoid
Ing .'siient Repmdi zion,

In order 10 provide fund more than suiiic ent for
paying oil the Safe Debt, and raising an abundant
revenue without taxes. would recommend 10 the
mysterious consideration Of the legislature pur-
chase Boar and Sop Of the most prolific kind
by pursuing DIR. Goes accurate method Of cacu-
atom, can clearly demonstrate they viii b. able
10 answer the purposes above mentioned. For ex
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-01-03

For THE LADIEs.-A fashioned bonnet Just
introduced into WIlmsport, Pa, goes By the name
of - Kiss me quick" The only Aowess worn on
them are ..oo lips.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-01-03
For the STATE Sentinel
Gov. BlSScr's Message The state
Detlf. (.fc.

MEssEs EDiTORs As our worthy Governor
appears to desire very much to have our debt pa
out seems unable to tell US how to do il. have
thought proper to offer suggestion two ON the
suhJeci, which you can publ sh # YOU please for the
benefit OF those nmdy wings who oppose every
thing aud propose nothing. / think under these
good Wig times, with some good Wing manager,
tie plan have to offer not quite so lean. inns
much by way Of introduction; now here follows
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-01-03

M,HDANus Is New lIAMrsmIRE.-Thc IIous
Of Assembly, on the 18th INST, formally resolve,
not to district the State for the choice OF member
OF Congress.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-01-03

Col y. L. Wright has been confined to his room
for some days by sickness, but we glad to learn
that he - fast recovering, and VIII soon be able TO
resume his seat in the House OF Representatives.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-01-03

ALL TN ecclesiastical corporation has
failed at Lowell Mass for the sum Of slo uoo nd
thereby caused much distress TO It's creditors.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-01-03

Ma'am Blssctt's son. or Mrs fuckers pisr-
CT, titles which than rumor gve IN tho f,r,,n,
coward OF The journal. takes exceptions 10 our acs
count OF me SANDER SUIT recently tried in our Cir
cut Court. Itexc'tcs no wonder. Time tests ali
things. "
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-01-03

ny ms calculation II VIII appear, that IN the
tenth year Will be produced from the Boar and Sow
ten thousand millions IF boars and Ten thousand
millions Of solcs and the boars produced in the
preceding years will be sufficient 10 carry on pro-
creation IN future, those ten thousand millions OF
ooars, apprehend. may be well spared which at
moderate calcu alton when year old, Will weigh
JO lbs. each, and 1t sold at only two cents pound
which Is great deal less than our coon friends
promised Us, would amount TO exactly one dollar
piece consequently ten thousand millions of boars
at one dollar piece amounts to ten thousand mil
lions of dollars which sum ] apprehcnd. after III
charges OF maintaining, pckling, &c. deducted,
will be more than sufficient for the above mention
ed purpose.
This plan viii be productive of more useful pur-
poses than one. Besides paying the State debt
ana superceding the necessity of increasing the val
nc OF our treasury notes. or of either present or u
ture taxes it Will lower the price of every necessa
ry article OF consumption. and by that means make
ali others fall IN proportion.
am, however, aware that the plan viii be OBJ
Jectcd TO upon several accounts, some of which WILL
be the following: "A national debt is n national
blessing and why then is not SAFE debt STATE
blessing Therefore TO pay oft would be curse!
. he plan - not original II was proposed TO the
Brush Parliament IN li12; The reply shall
make 10 the first Is-view the present Insignificant
debts 81 European countries, and the Hghi and ensy
tax OF Queen Ictoria's blessed subjects. II from
these or such these any blessings can flow except
To bankers and stock jobbers, from all such Good
Lord deliver me" look at tie condition of our
country since the advent OF wlligsery 1t
needs no comment. TO the second reply that
originality is not now required. Imitation is the
order OF the day. As far 1t eau be- done, the
coons ape the aristncracy of the old world only
IN manners, but IN every thing that has a tendency
TO build up one class at the expense OF the other.
But II the Parliament of Great Britain hos seen fit
to REJECT the proposition. that does not bind the
g at If IutI fill thp
ample. Let the ''wlsdom of the State" then adop,
IT and show tn the world the superiority of their
wisdom, and that government need not depend
upon The people Tor support, but upon PORK
Show the world that they know beans
TIMOTHY MooNsnINE, Jr.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-01-03

WAsHINGroN, Dec. l9.-Ncry little has bee,
sad here to-day about the execution Of vi idshipnan
Spencer. There is a difference of opinion. and some
doubt II the facts al Justify Commander Mex enze.
majority however. applaud him for the act The
excellent mother of the wretched youth. is quite be
side herself; she IN feeble health. and this
shocking event has made her quite deliFous; two
physicians are constantly III attendance. and her
ultimate recovery - doubtful. The father is
perfectly InconsOablc, and is confined 60 his ROOM
IL has cast quite gloom political matters here
Young Perry reached here on Friday night with
the news; and Judge L pshur knew not now to
break It 10 Mr. Spencer. At last he sent for Mr..
Morris, the son-in-law and private secretary of the
Secretary at Wer. and through him the sad n,elli
gcncc was communicated an semi-olicialy IN
formed that Judge Cpshur will give opinion on
the matter until lie hears further particulars.
TME WARrDousfSG SysTEM.-By an act of Con-
gross of the Both Aug. last, importers of foreign
merchant &c are required to pay the duties thereon
mmed lately upon It's arrival and entry III the col
lection department. Previous TO that time credl,
was allowed, but the oilic al defacations that had
occurred IN several instances called for and brought
about the cash system. The importers-es specially
the smaller oncs-complal that the act affects them
with great severity, and ask that II may be so
amended as to permit the goods TO be stored IN the
warehouses OF the Government at the custom houses.
ana The duties paid on them when called for by the
importers. Tothe importers this VIII be equivalent
10 credit on duties while the government viii hold
The goods IN possession until the duties are paid
The Bloomington Post says /" In the village Of
Freedom. Owen county. Indians. on the sth INST
whilst Madison and William Stinson aud some
Others were engaged in drinking and card PLAYING
n dispute arose between the Stnsons. whereupon
Madison drew his knife and stabbed llan IN the
lower part Of the abdomen. The deceased fingered
until Monday morning and expired, from the wound
infected by blood rclaiive--a cousin. Madison
Stnson l. now IN jail at Spencer, where he viii no
doubt remain until the next term OF the circuit
court"
NFw H,NrsH,RE.-The Legislature has adopted
the following:
l. . Any person of good moral character on ap-
p!'ca,ion To the Supreme Court, shall be admitted
10 practice as an Attorney"
= - Every party IN a cause, prosecution, suit.
may appear, plead, pursue. or defend IN his proper
person or by any citizen of good moral character"
General Washingtons sword, through the whole
and supposed 10 have been lost, in the possession
OF Samuel Washington. \ erand-nephew Of kanhawa
Va. whose father bequeahe1. He has also the
crahapPe cane bequeah,d to Gen. w. by DR.. Franklin.
letter from w. Cost Johnson suggests that thev be
deposited in the Na,ionsI Institute.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-01-03

The Indiana Wing, little Clay Wing thumb
paper. printed IN Clark County, meanly attempts
make poIitca capital out OF the propos tons Of
Messrs Read and thomson, IN relation u subscr b.
ing for newspapers. The statements OF tie Wing,
concerning the 81 such proposed subscription,
are gross exaggerations aud whether the result. OF
ignorance dishonesty, or what is more likely, OF
both, altogether reprehens bic.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-01-03
Approved Dec. 90. 1912
SAM. BIGGER.

INDIANA 70 wit This cer'ies that the fJTgs ing il true
copy Of the original roll @ file m office.
NM slEEIS, Seeietary # State.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-01-03

"ooH.-SaId person 10 Us the other evening
II have always been reader oi the Indiana Jour
nal but II has he'd much of late that can no
hard'y believe the advertisements IN IT,"
Another reped. You ought not, had they not
been there long.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-01-03

hat dealer IN New Orleans has run away 10
Havana, taking a LADY with hun. and leaving debts
To the amount OF :2O.OoO.- Drum.
No doub, the Halter IS far enough off av TIN.
time. and that his absence VII be sensib!y fen
lie probably follows his old trade, mapping II with
his lady love; for IN better way would has wishes
he
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-01-03
THOMAS ] HENLEY.

Speaker Of the House OF Representatives.
THOMAS ID WALfOLE
Pesllen, OF the Senate pro ten.
Approved Dec 81 lSp
SAM. BIGGER
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-01-03

TREASURY NOTE BILL.

The bill as it passed the House, makes the
treasury notes receivable for all county dues,
except IN payment Of judgments already rem
dcred against county collectors and their secu-
ritics-thc county treasurers to pay out the
notes at their face, and without charging any
interest thereon TO be receivable for all debts,
principal and interest, due to county SemInares
for loans made, and for all fines assessed and
recognizances forfeited for all debts, principal
and interest, due for school moneys loaned, or
for school lands sold !; for all debts, principal
and interest due, or TO become due, for loans of
the surplus revenue for all loans of trust funds,
ut the State loan office, and for moneys due for
saline and COLLEGE lands sold and 70 be sold
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-01-03
"Reminiscences.

From series of articles in our Daily, which
we could not publish in the Weekly for want of
room, we take the following extracts, in relation
to the olden time in Indiana
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-05

WESTERN VIRGINIA. We think that no port
Of the world can exceed the noun ainous slope Of
our own Stale. from the Allegheny to the Ohio in
the lruitfulness Of the women
A friend somewhat curious in such matters. has
taken notes Of The number Of children 20 a family
IN several districts Of ourhil country, and finds the
average TO Six and sixty eight hundredths in GLIDING
the comparatively recent marriages, with those who
have nearly, or quite fulfilled their course.
We could give many remarkable instances Of 70.
cundity in different quarters. but will content our
selves with one example.
Capt Joseph Gore. Of Logan. now in his 63J year
and his wife ia her 6ls, have raised sixteen chill
dren, who have presented them with ninety grand
children, and fourteen great grand chi dren.
Capt Gore Is now tie activo and efficient Sheriff
Of this county, and his vile example Of industry
and good management 10 the wives Other neighbor.
hood-his mother died but lest year, between 80
and 80 years Of age, and should he and his wife {.
tain like age, Of which there are reasonable pro
liabilities, Il will puzzle the caculalors Of human
increase, 20 estimate the probable number Of their
descendants Viii h may survive the parent stock
The deaths IN this extended family have been
comparatively few; Of the children three. snd oltbs
grand children ten. only have departed this life
Char Rep
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-05

der aud NSrulO. aud through them North az.
Baltic seSs. lie a work Of great enterprise aid lao't
BY this. and the Canal between the oisr aud Ih,
davei, Miih the naVigaLle rivers Of Prussia. chan
4 navigaole waier has been formed Throughout THE
country. The inland navigation oi Russia. is yer,
great IN extent and importance. IN Hungary
extensive canals have been constructed; bot those
Spain are of minor Importance. it having been c,-
sdered sinful IO improve the works OF God ia that
way. until near the close Of the last century.
England and ScotlaRd have no less than ninety
canals and Notwithstanding that attention has been
Tor some years turned almost eiirely upon rail roads
they have generally yielded good per cenrage.-
Various canals have also been constructed in IRE
land. but these works as we'll us all Others in Iha
poor country, have languished since The "Union.'
In the u. States canals have rapidly progressed
until within a few years, New York and Penn ~
wanna have each about 500 miles. and there are
scarcely any OF the States which have not som
canals, short or long The works have. however
in thus country Us we'll England. France and
Russia, been principally abandoned for the more
speedy conveyance Of rail roads, and We have no
doubt. but these last will. in few years. ousIrip
canals in number. miles. and value Of stock,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-05
62.67 1857 $3.50 sI.74
a SINGULAR CIRCULAR.-The New York
IInrnlh no. thn E.lll....... .-.-.-----L.

a SINGULAR CIRCULAR.-The New York
Herald has the following paragraph
we have in our hand q circular Of the English
government. signed by Lord Aberdeen. and address
ed TO all lie commercial and other agents in this
country, requiring the most minute InfUrmaii on in
relation TO slaves 0nd slavery in all its deais--ihe
physical force Of the negnes-heir relations 10 their
maslerstheir general treatment general character g.
propensiles &c, &c, with very foil statements as to
sources Of information. ms OF judging, &c. The
end and object Of all this espionage has not trans
PRED; but 1t is pregnant with meaning, u we con-
slider the many points in dispute between The two
countries. The circu appear 10 have been
issued immediately the promugnlion Of the threat
made IN the United States Senate in relation 10 the
Oregon question"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-05
Eron The Nnrh A,nericnn

TTONl NE .NOIW lfNltTICuN.
THE WEATHER IN JULY.-Many OF our
citizens have expressed The opinion that The weather
during the month Of July has been unusually hot
la order TO enable those interested to settle this
veIed question, we have compiled the following
table. showing the greatest height Of the Thermom-
eIsr kept at tie Pennsy vauia Hospital. during the
month Of July annually, from 1910 TO 1913. It
will be seen that the hlIlest day during the last
four years Sunday. July 81. lS43. when the
thermometer stood al 81 degrees. The footing Of
the columns shows the average heat during the
month.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-05

We learn with regret from the Kana~ha RePuO
lean that that paper Will probably be suspended for
4 ne want Of cash to purchase paper The fate Of a
newspaper publisher is truly hard one. He labors
harder than any other person. gels in deb, ifhe las
any credit and finally oses his time. his money and
his cr>dIt.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-05

DOING GOOD--iIow often do We sigh Tor Cd.
ponuniiies Of doing good. whilst we neglect the
openings OF Providence 30 little things which would
frequently lead 20 the accomplishment Of most
inP'''ani usefulness. DR. Johnson used to say, "Ie
VINO va" 70 90 great deal Of good az once viii
never 90 any Good is done BY degrees However
small in proportion the benefit which follows MI.
U'du0t attempts TO Do good great deal may tbus he
accomplished BY Perseverance. even IN the mid., M
discoufagcmonis and disoppointmens 90 CraJbe.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-05

Anything from Ex.prosdent Adams, 1.-The old man
eloquent" will he read with interest and we there
fore transfer 10 our columns his speech at Buffalo
There is no important subject discussed, it is true;
but it bears the impress of his strong and powerful;
yet playful mind.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-05

There a small flare up in the St Louis Post
office a few lays ago. The young Surveyor Gene.
raj came there. and was impudent 10 Of the
clerks The clerk not liking it, tried to demolish
his smelling "fx:ns" with his fist. Did not entirely
surcpad
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-05
FoR PKEsiDENr-rN 1874.
III u ~ * n T. l. a v.
FoR VICE PRESIDENT,
JOHN DAVIS. OF MASSACHUSETTS,.

A MOB.-The city ofCrncinnau on Monday
night last. disgraced 10y another NIB. Of fierce and
angry character. meeting was held in the Market
whose card relative to the loss Of his slave. we
have before alluded to. lie add ressed the meeting
several times with evident desire to inHams-
II was also addressed by the Mayor ani others.
exhortng the assemblage to preserve order. This
meeting dispersed al o'clock. and at dark a crowd
collected around the house of Mr. Burnet on 5lh
street, who supposed to have been accessory TO
the escape Of the slave. The windows Of his house
and store pelIod with stones. aud an effort
made to effect entrance by force; bur the Mayor
with his pcsse arrived in time to prevent il. The
leaders we're arrested and imprisoned. and quiet
restored. During the afifay the Mayor was hit a
severe blow in the side with a brickba, On Tues
day there was some commotion; but no ser ious out
break.
We regret thct Cincinnati, Of all our Western
cities. SHOULD be the scene of such outbreaks be.
cause. in the minds Of many. the fact will reflect
discredu upon her population and admirable iuslilu-
lons; unjusty SO, however these mobs are the work
ofa floating population, having no fixed residence
aud the only they are found more frequent in
Cincinnati, is, that it is q prominent point. They
can be stopped, however, nnd that speedily
and effceIually. Let the Mayor have under
especial care and direction. volunteer corps Of
forty musktts, and when they are called out Oh such
an occasion, let as many are thought necessary,
he ordered TO fire at the leaders, oreT them hut
those shots that will in each leave a corpse on
the ground. II is a severe measure; but lis very
severity will prevent future destruction OF life and
property TO a far greater extent The laws must
command respect from the prumplness with which
they enforced or they will cease to command it
al all. II is IDLE 10 talk Of moral force with such
gang as will collect at mob Of this kind, we would
as soon auemptio coax q hurricane into quiet with
sugar candy.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-05

Somebody in Baltimore has invented a machine
for folding nc wsPnpers. II the same genius would
invent a machine To get pay for Them. we would
Farronize him; but we get along without the
other.