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NATHANIEL RLACKMAN'S ESTATE.

I'VE THE SUBSCRIBE RS, having lcen appoin-
w tel ''y the Honorable The Pro- ate Corr for tho
tt>frrt 81 hrienrn, cGnwi>, toner's Iece We, ex.
anime and a in, The CLAIMS and demands of all rer-
com, a@an't the e>ia'e of NATHANIEL BLACK
MAN, la'e If Jericho, IN lid DISTRICT decea ed req
resen' ed in>ovrn aud also all claim and fen,a Ids
exhbfe' IN SET thereto AM six months from the
lay Of The dare thereof, beng allowed y lad court
for hat purpn e, do therefore hereby give no'nr
hal we Will atlenl To the In, mess orr appointment
~ The dwelling Of The decea' I'D IN Jericho, in laid
Dis'r', on the fourth av> Of O"ol er and Eel ruary
next, al 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. on each Of ,nid days.
Dated lhi, l7th dav of August 4. ID. 1874
JAMlN HAMILTON, co,.. ,--
EBEN EE, commissioners
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-09-20
NEW FALL GOODS.

JUST received SOME very rich new styles Cash
> meres and Velvet de T.aines, Ladies' and Gents
Cravns, ALSO,
Apacca Lnsiers Prints, Gnghams, Hosiery Gloves
rckinss Cotton Flames, &c. Sc, all which will be
sold verv cheap by H. W. CATLIN.
Sept, l2,h 1914. Is
H, VIC; will receive and open in the course af,h1
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M q II IF i q q A..

In Milton on the l4th inst, by the Rev. James
Doughety, Mr. A. c. MANSFIELD to Miss A. NJ. DAVIS
daughter Of Jacob Davis, Esq, both of NJ.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-09-20
NEW FALL GOODS.

TIME bscrilers have jus, received very large
j srppy OF rich Fail Goods, among which are the
following articles
Goods for ran dresses.
French nous &c LANES, of oil patterns, cashmere
PFcusse chameleon u>ires, Parmear, iancy plat'
alpaca, brown do Hack AMI lie black do, llarl,
and hlue black alpine~, n large assortment OF black
and blue black and fancy silks, striped and PLAID do
Afghan saiins, winter lalzornes
Ribbons.
Hat, cap, and neck rib onS. plain taTelas, satin do
Laces.
English, French and German thread laccs nnt
e'gines, Li>lc, Guimp,re Ashlur,on fg'd and plain
Nells LACK and white.
Camel'> hair, Droche damask, cashmere d'Ecossc,
and Scotch plaid shawls.
Gloves.
l.ale>' and Gen'lemen'> black and white and col
orel xii Glove, long, white, kid, and .ik blk, WIN,
and colored slk, LACK aud cold Ms, black and blu,
blavk veil grapes.
Blac'; and ue Lack English cloths /; brown greer
and invisible green do; | liz and blue blk ca>simeres
plaii an strDed do; ll and blue blk satin vesiing,
lk and blue hk ,k velvet dol silk vtvets Of all coll
ors, Tor Ladies hats.
Flannels.
White, rel and yellow "a, A, and Cd Fannes
hearhed AMI I'M leachel Can ON no. plain and PRINTED
Salisbury DO silk, Inerno, and cotton shirts and draw
err.
l,lar; and hue lack AMI cold Girlles cotton ant
wors ed hosiery linen and wor>iel table cover da-
per an linen nap,in leachel and nnbeachrd cot
tons back an culore cam RIGS linen au ,l hil Is
Lade' and Gen,iemen'> cravas lack, white, an,
cold paper Mn Inns, pal N, tripod and bard do.
cloth, fur and hair Zeal cap, velvet AMI fur trimmed
bows 90, Boas and Bu alo ro e floor mats, and lie,
cords
To the above will lie weekly ailel every lhins
new. IA hinna' lie AMI lie rale, all Of which will b,
offered at tn. lowest market rrcs.
G.. +. STAMFORD g. Co.
n ,rlno,on Sen, 10 l9ij l6
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Broad Cloths and Cassimcres.

GENTLEMEN may avail themselves of the OPP
" portnniiy OF purchasing a cheap and good sui
OF clio hes, il they will cal at he store rmerly
cupied by Lovely & Sc, mour, where they will lind a
fine a. sortment 10 select from.
G. y STAMFORD 4 co.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-09-20

Ma. CLAWS TEXAS LETTER. had an up.
portuni,y," said Mr.. Choale, in his speech deliv.
cred befnre the Young Mems Wing Club Of
Boston, a few days agu. "to know the manly,
independent and pairniic course of Mr.. Clay in
, writing the letter. II was written before the
Wing convention at Baltimore was convened
before Mr.. Van Buren's sentiments on the sub.
ject were known Some of his friends advised
caution. swat liitle," said they, until there
has been some decided expression of popular
opinion, or, at least, till the delegates arrive,
and We learn what is the public sentiment. Mr..
Clay replied, "not day." The letter saved
his couniry-that day consolidated the Wing
party. and give it irresistible strength"
CArHoLIcs.-The Locofoco papers are at
tempting TO make it appear that the Wings are
opposed to the Catholics as a church or peo-
pie. The only State in the Union, uhere Cath.
olics are prescribed is New HAMPsHiRE-wIiere
the Locoiocos have had the power from time
immemoral.
In that State
: No Catholic can be Representative
Senator
Counsellor!
Governor!
This 10 in s. ate where the Wings have less
influence than any other State in the Union
and yet, the Locos succeed IN making he Cath.
olics believe that the Wings are opposed to their
religion, and disposed % curtsi them Of their
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H1TSI H1TSU

III 4 - ! III 4 - 7.
CASE "Avords' Moleskin Hats, just reed and
- tor sale ly $. NJ POPE
June H. IA.
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TIME bscrilers have Just received very large
j sippy OF rich Fail Goods, among which are The
following articles.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-12-12

statue. IA reference 20 tlt uulle- ol Ills ONCE, ana
concludes Wiz. tlc re'lr. that ''ihose statutes gen
orally, as far rs the assessment, collection raymcn,
and disbursement Of the publ, revenue are conccrt
cl stand in mu,h neel Of revision, as cid The laws
which they pugPortcd to res.se.
The report gives full account Of the amounts ex-
pended ca our different public works. under the sys-
TEN Of 1885. including tic total amount OF receipts
and expenditures up u The co.e Of he present fiscal
year.
Tie receipts from taesc works too insignificant
to notice, with the exception Of the Wabash and Erie
canal. east of Tippecanor, and the New Albany and
yincennes road. The tolls received en- tn New A.
bany and Vncennes road during the pas, year IS So.
95i %. and on the Wahash AMI Ere canal East of
Tippecanoe. for tolls ana water renls ss5l.75i -
The receipts from the latter warS have been greatly
diminished, in consequence 4 extensive breacAes for
two months during the buses; part Of the year.
The total expenditures on the Western Division of
the Wabash and Erie canal. Yves. Of Tapecsn2e (in-
GLIDING old eXpoudiiurc,) Up to Vow -, 1911. Is
soos.933 =. There have baca received from the
sales Of lands principal and interest," up to Nov ls
ISL. Sl-7.li7 l..
The amount Of scrip issued up to Octo'.r 3ist.
ISL is S669.g-o co
/ ne IiiiDdlit ltllt+lttu 0ll concerned 10
October 3Is,, 1871, IS l6i.53j 60
Amount outstanding NOV. II. lSil is 15.l5O C1
This sum IS subject 70 deduction 70 tie amount
received during tie y,ar Just terminated. on account
Of sales Of land. tolls and water rents
TREASURY NOTES
The total amour; Of treasury notes that have been
issued bearing Per cent interest. is $4,000
Total amount cancelled NJ to Jan. ISL, rs. 79o
Amount outstanding IN. IL, 1914. ..s3.2,0
There arc now in the treasury. 70 b. can
eelied. (aiier deduciing ameua; hypo.h-
ccated On account Of bank Loan and re-
iained ier further hy2otAecatien,) ll9,t55
Amount outstanding At this date. 633. 100
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-12-12
5,.syraccEii CGniiuc. by The ysaigs q
the SENATE.

Tic treatment which Governor Whiicom5 has r.
ce.ead from ;he Wings since lis Inauguration a
Governor. is without a paraill. During Governor
Bcscrs whole term the Democrats treated hiil with
tn, greatest respect. Bat how have tic Wings chang
cl suce Indiana has had the honor to have Demo
cratic Governor. Yesterday ,ie Senate went into tie
committee OF the Whole on tie Governors m sage
Nr. Dole Of Ycrinlion, offered resolution that So
much Of the Governor mes age as related tothc Ia
ria be printed in tanj1 form i3r distribution After
the resolution was odettl, the subec was alluded 70
again, when tie President of the Senate lir. Br ht
took occasion 10 speak iavorahy of the Governor :
views upon the subject of the Tar and plainly show
I'd that it WAS closely connected wh inir~ial az
MS and our pubic debt. lie was under tie impress
ion lhat The gentleman had offered the resolution in
Good faith. end therefore he had voted Tor it. dr.
Pole r.se and Acknowledged sat lie had offered the
resolution because he considered that Gov. Whit
combs remarks upon the Tariff ogcbt net 70 hire bcg
IA a. Nessa.e. IIc lid moved to hare it printed in
lanJbl>. AMI lie ought to have amended it q, to
have border Of rossty around il. Alr. Fright sud.
thrt as tie gcnlcman he'd acknowledged that he did
not Offer j; in gooi a.th. he had nothing further 20
say upon tic subject.
Tie ribaldry Of Hr. Dolc was followed Up by mo-
ton from Nr. Colin. - recT mach Of tie message
as repcd 20 the goodness ~ Goi TO he Prirs'ioof
This was nsul moi only to tn Governor, bt frm
more 20 tie 'prie,th)od and all who have any re-
spcct for their calling Whatever may be the o2.n-
ioas Of Mr. Colin, III relation to cracknowcdr
mont Of the goodness Of God nc has no RIGHT to IN
suit those who believe in It. or in the Proprcty Of
krowlcdging Especially while acta. in lis capa-
city Of senator. and representing party w.i,h claims
''c1 he re'igion.
If tie alusion 10 a subject considered one Of
natl nal IS well as State interest had hcen unusual
in the Executive Message; of this State. there nj Git
be some shadow of apology for the disgraceil course
now pursued by Wing Senators. Bu when we
remember that the Wing documents Of the kind have
always heretofore been more elaborate on National
than on State affairs. TIC rbaldry Of the Wing Sena-
tors in the present instance Is inconsistent it IS
bamewortty We hope We shall be spared the pain
Of any exhibition of similar character during the
roma nl,r of the session.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-12-12

Taking tie popna;.oa Of the United safes 70 be, In
round numbers, lI.oo.oCc. tie proportion
Empo.el in agriculture IS 1870 OC0
EmgJYcd n manufactures and trades, loo Oh.
Employed in commerce. fisheries. &c. l,2J0.OCC
Enploved N mines. forests &c. 100000
How important that England. whose population is
chiefly commercial and manufacturing. should cult
vasc commerce with the United SAFES,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-12-12
English Reputation.

addressed by General William Bayard. an American
citizen. 10 Lord Brougham. We make the following
exirac; from Ills able document fr which VIC arc in
debted 20 tie "New world Of September Ii:i
with an due respect e. y-ur oldshlp's h gh Sta
ton and better Judgment, allow differ with You
a. To c good TASTE and pfofroiy 81 hc>;owiag 80 or
FToag.ou, an e. tiC upoa kindred people iui snce
tie fi.aei La~ been applied. through your orlsbir
by In land 10 America. ! cannot suppress nv
ainazcmcn, az the presumption. ny PITY al the I'M
ludencc which has led her cast the irst stone in
Az did rot England. ny lori. whcn she saw her
specie taking 70 it>of wing and fs.ny from her
stores. sus end ePc~.c payments Did ne; nation
al &. b, NJ that time cAs. of three or four hundred
million pounds - fling. art e which due for
Dl-ncrs Tad not il.s daht been incurred ~ time
when god. ami oniy c9d. Nas t.e legal tender IN
England DID rrt your Government then receive.
for tic stock u ISSUED. gold or ls equivalent And
did not Your par act ~ BID faith and IN vio-
iai.on Of eyoa, eon;rac. when 'ley comp, led their
foreign siocho'ael, 20 take Their interest IN deircci-
a'ci PAPER made lr-al iencr though WORT. - Il
England. or ~ njurg 10 her fgcga creditors. that
tcs were. by l.s process. DEPRIVED of one years
cr,~i IN every arce. srd az such state I things.
ny a'l. lasted isr n.'ee anl twenty years. And Is
tHElani, with MI fhe- facts csiacd iron tie Iagc
q. history Ter DEE Issgsal Of tie world. prepared To
20 >gil-zo eml o-ary sui ession II payment. on
the part 81 a.ii peraoa 4 oni' Gcracy. a. an
eri q stHd.a.l Ni Size. defulllr herself for
nearly quarter of % century. and that WITHIN tie
m,mory q faa. dare u call Tie pcofc Of the lni-
isl Siaic-. ~ nstian ef Nallegs L. au.c having
ialltn 3 dosiy into sle zap which ac Bank Eng
land lad 81 Tor them. they became. 10 a Limited ~
tent, cnharras, j. and temporarily and ~ cw in
stances. siss. ended payment had always ,upqos-
I'd. my ld. iha, The r.:r a1i-c. .rhoo mAal I've a.
glass l"'~cs -soad act tla~ s.ane~.' If Eng
lI~ii org.a. The course 81 act.nI which Vol ha,,
seen M 10 pursue ia ti.s matter. the r.pros niaii,,
OF i-nand alina leads 'e doubt tlc paternity -
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-12-12

mainly attributable to the act Of the last session Of
toe Legislator. rcpf aling tic law OF ISIS. winch
cssnfied from TAXATION all property exempted ron
rN'cuii 30, tlt making al due allowances iDf ine
favorable operation IT ilat law. considerable pro-
portion Of tsc iucrcase must be asr5cd 10 tic iAau
cncn q regular and erinanen; CAUSES.
.Tb~ amounts Of taxes assessed a each county
for -. iof stale counts. road. ard Ii and town.
sap purposes. tie amount returned delinquent on
each account. and Tie rates # delinquency 90 ie ito
e a-sa smsuiarc stated IL sill he seen. Is rcaec
u this statement that IN tAe aggregate 80 - ga
tim one hundred doii4rs, or l.ie mere than caa-
hith IF the Assessments. have been z turned In
quenf Tic counties - which tho ..sinf4aaccs have
been grcaie,t are Marshall. EanGo' j, Alrin. Dela
ware. Brown aud Greene. which TIA average de.in-
quoncy b. 81 - on the on hundred dollars, or near
ly one half The '>smen's. The c4.n.lcs IA which
TIE delinqueucies have been the Isl, are a oa.
! iayeite. Johnson. Dearborn, GIbsol. and NIeo, ~
eAieh the average delinquency but - go on tie
onr hundred dollar. ltie tas iiiaa oac-i-tl ~
the asses sruea..'
An examination # the sale o'.- 81 T. n il,e
oficr, Wi! show that arge Gunitics oi land iafc
been returned ~ forfeited t0 tae safe for wan. Ga
rurcr-,rs. Il mly saf, be -iated. that at lea
half q. te land, returned .larsnt Tor i1.l-2. and
whi.h were Offered for sa- oa tie first Monday OF
Janus ~ a-t, i'm this slraten l. is evident that
! "A general rcpacalncc exists. Is - the Inseha,e 81
tax titles either because The practice deemed odous.
81 because blf t,lc faith IS placed in tie security
/ ~ -f.. B., -, -.
H. - -, -, Ill 80 ~, ~ 81 rod II
g.. 81. ~. ... 49, -. -. ~. -. -
- 49, - - il.. - .;i.,,- g. -
,b, 80, an. ,,sio, +. ,b,, ,I, .,s r ,lo
courts VIII BE- adverse upon matters OF form. to
~ .r,,,.o., i.,',od H. H. - 60, :.
i.lao,,e,.t l,i n r,nn.. j., d.,.el fIe ms r.is
,,ea c,,~f,i.,
,-t -.
q. - '' 49,
o.''' purposes llleiudihg asylum aAes) VIII oe
'i'''' / = aad Tor count 'n1 road purposes On
clH1"'4 oe"n "''V'vY S'"''t'' - "ni'' "ou'"
make Tie aNe' charged IN .'ie State Tor all IpF '-er
81 lV'@ V'. b'N'-''ns 'foi" tbs a'a'''4 s''''''
Of deiniu4neies' the ass s'nen's Tor III aoar' vi"
amount tor al purposes l. s''~''o'- o. '''"S
fraction less Than - - % each iiA-pi1cT' On the
a"ppos'i'an il"' the Poii-.aN. i'F sac and eo'"!
purposes, VIII a'egage ca dollar llie rae ol TAXA
tom on RE- rig would b. nearis hi'y-i"' cents ana
seven mus on 'h' hundred d7''af' Wiua'lah'
. ia c''Hot;ng The oino'a' "hi.a "lii pro'aaif j.
., .r,.i
la,ian. tlat a.. d,fsrn.n... 4. s,o.,. - -...
Of the as sHeu's Tie IA, !. a,frc.ialal. ssh ],
our Treasury Notes have n'iy u1.--o.e WI. ~
d""', '''i''. p'eJn" IAN. u" ''' 90" .' 81 u.
'.,, bcio n,' alD, ., .'r cent md -, rcs,
fam I. 10 - Ter coat. .aa ,lesss Of ,hi, eirula-
ton. heretofore - easily o'ran,d aaa u.,u such
advantageous te'n- has aeat.a le' .at.'s a.ao
o SEE ga'i'l wa 'A' .''i' f-'hiAs l.c
+. No.. !, ,i..l...a. ,..ii,as g..
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-12-12

d,,,. n.,,d.l. amount =, sf.-I2iO -
The ,,al disbursements. 81 account of
f...~,.l f,,a,.,....,at anil r,natal
ob,sc.s of eS9cnd.tar-. am,uut 70 s>i,i7.i 9l II
Loving ballnrc m IT, 'seasury. on
ON the Isl diy Of N9Fem5cr, l-il,
crov,l.., al w.rr....s audited priorto
u1 a., "''s -
III a''''''''.' - -.
-.
'"'J '''"'' 90
t. tn amount 81 ~'-''7i ."
Internal Improvement warrants
ou,s;andins (san me a. re5,rs-
ola. v,,r 9i3ii 95 sSD7.g25 -
..-.,o amount :, -. s.,-tr,- ~ the close
-. NJ,
% w 10 - s'''' '''''"7 ~ ...,.., ~,
i7''' o''',' ~
THIS bi1nrr, Tie Auditor renlrNs' CONSISTS chieAt
Of trsas,r. notes f,d m as regcnnr for -, and
v,h,.t anil FRI. ,a,,l aad srri,. cast and west Of
~ ........, e ,l., c,r,l
iipP1'il''' ..'t' - Wv 49,
ana rc'e''," 'o' ''''-' "'.'i ''.'.7 "''l s''
and that very snail portion 81 al VIII be- aFalaDe ~
dsfravinr the ordinary expenses Il the government.
.. La, fro IN, laot nual4-t -, las, of last s,,
So, -. = ,i.. tr'.a.- t. nj the demands
mon, = ',,rts IT,. yesr int term l1icd and thus
ps.vcntel The 1..rf or .neonvenencos 70 which The
publ creditor, must oiherx.se have been subjected
IL j. conils n;l5 an'.c.plied tint t,r severe cnbar-
rassmsn Of tn treasury. which seemed last yoar.
t. Jstiy resort - Loan rom the n'n"' "s ' least
evil thai f'llfd q IL vii tta 20 eAs'' as sloh
s.nr. lie i.as OF ou' treasury not. and especially
ai''f uHr my s.''!'N II - -. ''''.''.
: Ill b.,.er :, e,...... Of tr a,-1,a
-. - ....i. t.l.. .f... s, Ill. ,.'f,o ~
-, -, ,,. r, ;l.-,,i.. ~, 81. ti.,. iri
,,,,s reye,.,. vii L. teiI IN c,,rr.n. f,sJ. The
= -. ....- ,...,.. - 8, ,,-.,s =. Lon.
,laf,ied .,,,,,nfs ~ ,,e end ~ r,ls re.e..,i. " I'll
- .i,ll.. emf .t... =, go. 81. fr.,.,,r.. FIN,
-. caf,rr,s,,.,,tt = .,,. firm. =, ,.l,,,. r,re,;
nj tr,.o .arv - ,.c. Nhaa Wa1N cxpre., il a. ,gg
e,.,,, 80, 49,, .o.,t 80. r.,,,,'. ,,a, D.. rl..
,,,o, +, mos, te rs...,r Demands ,.n tie treasury
= ,,.,,il 49,, ,..t.r ~ ,~.'..., -, nt..r. Of H.
i..il,tur, - .utfarze n res.ri a. come iicr mod
Of rai.,y money. in Tie event tat the authorization
- nj; :, .,...- r, ~. r-..,.-. sl.1.,'d n-f -.
rrol~.l
ti, .is'.irs expense. fiji due helosc .itc re-
venue bcrome- re'sable. SOM mode II paymf nt WI
have To be pfaF'd''' ~ ne eFe"'' winch n'v "e re-
i'ed u. ~ ''' "' "'1'' 'il''
m,nds h.. ,ain, a. c,e Of the rre.ai q,,.r
tr- provi. Il .ilr 10 that in the act OF last scs-
sion General Law. taa9ter - authorizing county
tre'surer> u ffasea sun warrants rs my d. iS'sa'
would . / ''''' '''''' -. "'' '''e' i''''''
III .......,....-
-
.qsoe- =.
- - IL 60. r.n,...
,.a-......a
,'.,f.. -. .1,7,tIa
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-12-12

GIVE indebted to the Senator from Haox for
Tie lish com iin.n; which he Indirectly pad ~
and 10 the = Coon Siiur" in lis remarks just D.
fore tie adlournment lest evening. Such compll-
meats from political opponcn; are TO us always par
.icuarv gratifi inc.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-12-12
Pirc.nyins la the yEousc.

It : rcmlrkabc fact that in tie ballo;ing by
which Air- F4rqular elected Cler, of tie House
Of representative, there were two vo.cs poed
than there we've members 10 Vote This however did
nj sseIa TO ai7,a, the wings much, they passed
over The affair very lightly. Stick pm here
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-12-12

Eggs Trans Error 20 tho Lawrence {. {. Opinion
by SULLIVAN J. An action WAS brought proms,oy
not given IA consideration Of isns.nt certain
fees by the paNec The maker ot ne uoic ND, that
tire latter could avoid the note hou showing thai
tn & Z had he. collected and i,ai They has,
been collected vi'hou' 'aui on l- part. Tie o
the defendant. Judgment rerrrs,d.
SfevtfnS - a. r. Lqnsoa. Ersor the Monroe c
Opialon bs DFwEl J. \ constable who lcsies ga
eeulion tAe goods and cliie> OF Judgment debtor
and refuses I'D ov the debtor he haze "A family. to
retain Slo0 worth Of property so levied cNeap
from execution but sells ilic The execution
liable - the judgement debtor action of tresq4ss
yadsmeat e.frm,d
Tie SAFE Esi0H. Error 10 the Noble &. G. Opinion
by DEwIY J. IL Indictment for assault and battery
II unnecessary I, alle-e i3ai the person beaten w.
in the pcare 81 the State. The word, force aud
arms necessary dc-cubing the offence. Indignant
TercrSod
Dougtertyot al T. Thompson. Appeal from The Orange
c G. Opinion b. DrwIl Thompson filed com
plant before >'rs Of the peace. against Do1shry
aud Johnson i,r holding their term tenants Tie
damages claimed huntred dpiira>. Plea. not
scliy. j. appeared IN evidence that tho premises ia
question had been CONVEYED by Doushery Johnson by
absolute deed and that by instrument under seal
f the date with the deed. executed 81 Thompson
part; aud by Dougheriy aud Johnson the other
part that Thompson. consideration at 80 dollars paid
hm by Doughery and Johnson, leased rented and 10
farm let to them. the premises which Dougheriy
had conveyed - Thompson from the 10Th March, -l3
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-12-12

lDL.l.
Leaving tic emount of bonds ou;s;and-
ing. Nov. Isl, ISL, :
Of this amoJlt, tho State Eank pays
tic interest on,
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-10-18

). THe PRosPrcr BsroRs Us."-Whl'e ev y.
esy politician among %, from shs least even
aoso the greatest. il making his ealcoia''ons'
I'D orally Spreading tiem before he public
with an air Of importance exce'Ied not oy
those whose interest in politics enables them
10 Judge with moro than common degree Of
accusscy, We have thought proper TO copy ~
another column IN srticie from the Boston
Courier, the organ Of Mr.. Webster, under this
head, together with the comments Of the y.
x. Evening Post thersen, fhe friends o.
both parties might see the cs 1sioos OF well
informed men on the subject. Some there are
in both parties who in their zeal 70. the sue
cess Of their favori,e candidate have shut their
eyes 10 reason, discredting every calculation l'
or sta,emen. which does not accord with their y
own particular desires. II would be well Tor d
such, in betting times, to forget their zeal. Tor
a moment, and read such articles as the one 10
which the foregoing alludes. clustering pol-
i,icians may by unceasing exer'ions. brow
beat the supporters of opposite principles un-
iii they fear to hazard upon the result, butsuch
a triumph will be Of short duration, SO every
individual should investigate both sides Tor
himself, and, weighing all things, make up
his mind iherefrom. 1890 44f5 .ssfssss
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1874
1912
66c2 m. s4ll m. 1889 m. 4406 m.

Tho Wing gains upon the Wing vote Of
1912, in. the above fifteen counties. is 337.-
The Democratic gains upon the Democratic
vote Of l842, in the. same counties. 995, which
makes the average Democratic gains in the a.
bove counties, since l842, $50. .
The above returns, with the exception Of
i've counties, are repuied majori'ies from
Wing sources. The correct returns Will, In
all probability, reduce them considerably.
There is report that Shelby has given Tod
Is majority--in 1912. Shannon's majority was
So. This report. however. admits that there
were two townships to hear from. which
would give small DemoeTa.ie nmajp. J,is .
one H Ioufsh 1t the vote Of The whole State. and
81 The other portions OF il have done as well,
-4vdu majority for Governor will be not less
than $500 or 5000; and yet. strange and RI
dicnlous as il may appear, the Wings Of this
city were trying to tickle each other into a
laugh yesterday, over the news from Ohio.
and .sthat flag" was actually stuck Of the Re.
publican Office again 10 be rained upon all
day! Funny fellows, these Whigs-veTy
funny--always laughing, let what will hap.
pen.