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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-12-18
SENATE.


The President laid before the Senate a communication
from the Auditor of State. enclosing report from the
commissioner Of the New Albany and Vincennes Mead.
smized road laid the table and 100 copies ordered
be printed.
Petitions presented by Mcssrs. Read, Herman,
Handy, Holloway Rryburn, Cuppy, Parks and Jackson
which. were disposed Of without reading.
Reports from Committees.
Mr.. Morgan Of ID +, from the committee on unfinished
business, reported the bill for relief OF A Hendricks and
Son referred to the committee on claims.
Also, the bill authorizing the State Bank issue notes
Of less denomination than five dollars referred to the
committee on the State Bank.
MIR. Buell., from the committee the State Bank
ported bill in relation advertising certain delinquent
lands passed to a second reading.
Mr.. Berry of F. from a select committee, reported a bill
incorporating Lutheran Chuch in Franklin county read
three times and passed
Sundry resolutions were introduced for which see
tTl-weekly paper.
Bills
-h Logan, in relation the clerks of circuit courts DO
ing the business Of county auditors referred the
millee the judiciary
Mr. Parks authorize settlement between the State
and Allen Mclean referred the committee ca
mails. &c.
Mr. Coffin, for the relief Nathan Buckfed referred
TO the committee on claims
DR. Jones' for the relief of paupers in the county asy-
lums laid the table.
ORDERS OF THE DAY
number Of bills passed the second reading.
Ransom GaLbart and his wife; read The third time
and passed.
The bill in relation to the pilots the falls Of the
Ohio was laid the table. by motion Of Mr.. Read.
The joint resolution in relation the relief of settlers
the Miami Reserve passed.
The joint resolution in relation overfowed public
lands passed.
To legaizs the Of james Batman, justice of the
peace passed
Bills Of the House taken up, large number
read the first time and ordered to a second reading
The bill to vacate part of Water street Rushvie
was read the third time and passed
On motion of Mr.. Pomeroy, the Senate adjourned.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Senate assembled.
Bill Of the House for the relief Of Peter Evergreen and
Hezekiah Mitchell purchasers of school lands read the
third lime and passed.
The bill Of the House declaring a certain county
road State road in Clay county passed to the third
reading.
number Of bills Of the House read the first time
and passed to the second reading.
Cn motion, the Senate adjourned.
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SALE OF SCHOOL LAND
Eu Wi am; County. Indiana.

NOTICE hereby given that the chc land being section num-
" tr6 III township number
(26 NORTH number Tour ~ east situate IN The county OF MI
Indiana miles w. from Peru, county
county will tie offered FOR sale by the undesgned ON
TUESDAY The day Of February A. ID. 1876 between the hours OF
ock ocock r. A. said day al tie door the
House. the rreshtsrn Church. now used as Ceur.
the Of Peru in said county, In separate lots OF "
ocre. fsnne few and few less
according OF the trustees OF said township ana
surveyor part OF which WIZ
Tie aforesaid sale will be made SUBJECT
following conditions, to WIZ One iouh OF the purchase
ey 10 be plid on tine day eea interest per per annuml
advance and the residue every nse
with nth like interest annually IN advance
Peru. county Ia J. NJ. DEGREES, Auditor ~ u.
&C opS Miami County.
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.1fr. Brumfeld proposed to add Putnam county which
motion prevailed ayes As, noes 80
The amendment of .Hr. Thompson, amended was
then adopted.
The bill was then ordered TO he engrosse6
Mr. Moore reported bill regulating the duties of county
commissioners; which passed to second reading.
On motion, the House adjourned.
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sf..c of Eudi;iua.-BoOncC ouaty.

Bo6Se PkobArE CouRr, NOVEMBER TENN, ls45.
rosenh larimore Adm of James Berry bill, deceased, vs.
Esther Be ryhil, Alexander NJ Berry HILL Joseph Berry
hill and others.
Complaint of TasOlpeRoy.
C,OMEs now the said Joseph Lamore, administrator Of
" said deceased and it appearing the Court that the
ws herein issued have been returned served on the sad
defendants except said Joseph Beiyh and motion Of
said admint this continued to the next tenn
Of this Court and publication ordered as to said Joseph Der
ryh in Inliana State Sentinel. weekly newspapee
published at Indianapolis said State. notifying the SAID
Joseph Berryh that said petition Of insolvency ti
pepdbs in said Court and If not plead 10 or answered % ?,
before the calling of the at the next TERN o. s1a
cnt The same will be taken as and true against
him. 49,, y.~r RI
oy que, oe ae s.,,. Il, fomcl 5.-3~is
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Mr.. Buffers Letter la Behalf OF our
Foreign Bcnshoidcrs.
TO The Hon. JoHS S. SrNoSsoE.

10 me Hon. JOHN s. STNoSsoE.
Speaker Of tas House # Representatives,:
SIR-Herewith is transmitted communication addressed
TO me by Charles Butler, Eq the authorized agent Of the
holders of large Of the bonds Of the State in
relation TO the public debt and for the purpose Of having the
same laid before the House, which you have the honor
10 preside
is doubted that the whole subject will receive that
thorough consideration which its gravity and Importance
so well calculated to command.
am, very respectfully,
Your ob't seTvt,
JAS. WHITcOMB.
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state of Indfaua--BoOne County.s x
+ 49, vovs5ber term az Boone Probate Court A. " .Y1S
-. ~,f DECLARED Of Jesss Snnh cec-sseo
ss9 s,nlvrs creditors therefore required % II 20
,.s ,rarst the for allowance IN ths sao res>
wHhin len mon'"' ''o'" Wv - AARON Smith, AdIn-
payment -. s03ysf
November ie, 1915.
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Over 50 IS in paper to 81 in specie.
These statements Of the President of tie Bank very
conclusyey show, that the Bank is doing its full share
in aid of the expansion which has been going on du-
ring the past year. Before the concern came into
the hands of proessed democrats it had been through
the virtue of vigorous lashngs, brought from state
of collapse into one approaching healthfGlness It
remains to be seen whether is again to be permitted
to travel the road TO ruin under the unwilling re-
sponsibity of the Democratic party. 1t is for the
present Legislature to settle this question; and the
further one, of the future ascendancy of the Demo-
cratic party. Tssre as danger ahead! Let those in
terested look 10 it.
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the consequences Of which the country has hatdIs %,
recovered in full; others, not forgetting, are willing
to see recurrence Of the evil In the hope Of profit
ing by acquired wisdom, though it be the wisdom Of
the serpent Just sure as The expansion, will fol-
low another revuIsion And the question for the Gen.
era Assembly to decide. is whether will lends its
aid to assist or check the evil. BY continuing or re-
claiming the small note privilege now exercised by
the Bank.
The small note iesue, though the most profitable to
the Bank comparatively is undoubtedly the most dam
gerous to the people and in case of suspension is
to throw the greatest loss on those least able to
sustain it. Il takes just many silver dollars out
Of the hands of the people, and locks them in the
vaults of tie Bank as basis for ruinous expansion;
and in the end works only evil, and that continually
Both to the people and the Bank.
The present condition of the Bank as compared
with last year. is the strongest possible argument in
favor of the reclamation Of the small note privilege
This is shown by the following summary given by
President Morrison himself in his report:
comparison OF the condition Of the Bank on the 18th
dy Of November of the preceding year. si exhibits the
following viz:
Decrease OF Capital Stock sl7O34 81
Increase discounted notes, 5SIS6 "a
Increase Of bills of exchange, 73s ss7 so
Increase Of deposes, sc $40 90
Increase Of circulation, NJ 54Sl39 SO
DECREASE OF SPECIE, RT 4064493
From the same Report learn further that the present
amount Of Capital Stock is s2os7 s94 so
Amount Of circulation on. Of Bank is 3,5l7 ISL 50
Excess Of circulation capital stock, Sl439 ass 81
Circulation. out Of Bank, above; S35I7,s5l SO
Specie in Bank, l,079, 36S "a
Excess of circulation over specie, s24i7es3 "a
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p D. NO LONGER
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RITZ CHAN GEn rlO as

3- The public are respectfully informed that by the
ordinance of the city, regulating the numbering OF the
houses, the subscribers number has been changed
from &c TO 90, of which his customers and strangers
will please take notice.
The Proprietor of the celebrated VEGETABLE
BITTERS and COUGH DROPS, would take the pre-
sent occasion to call die attention of strangers visiting
the city, and Others, to the superior qualities of the
above medicines for the cure of Dyspepsia, Bowel
Complaints, Bilious Fever, Fever and Ague, Rleuma
tsm Colds, Coughs, Consumption, and many other
complaints to which liable. In addition the
many certificates published in the papers OF the day,
he has III his possession number from most respecta
bic individuals, all tesuyng TO the virtues of these
medicines, and which can be seen al his store.
The subscriber also takes this opportunity return
his grateful thanks to discerning public, who have
extended to his medicines such liberal support since
their introduction into this city; and he is happy in
the belief that they have been productive of much
good wherever used As he is the sole proprietor and
manufacturer, he would caution the public against any
attempts that may be made to impose upon them
spurious article. Every bottle of his medicine is
sealed and stamped with his the top of the
cork, also fac smile of his the label on the
side OF the bottle. None other genuine; therefore
be OF deceived.
His ANTI-BILIOUS PILLS are acknowledged
to be most excellent remedy for bilious complaints.
They are extensively used, and pronounced of
the best family medicines now before the public.
In addition to the above he has many other MEDI-
ClNAL PREPARATIONS, of his own manufacture,
together with a great variety of PERFUMERY cata-
ogues of which can be seen al his store, and which
he warrants TO be equal to any in the city.
LOUIS GOULEY No. 80 Baltimore street,
Between Frederick and Harrison streets,
And near Centre Market.
N. B. Remember the No, 3S, as the genuine az IT,
ctes are for sale at other place in Baltimore alp
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E1IFTY DoLLLARs REWARD

a C.1NIRELL'S CELEBRATED
Family MEDICINES piH not every thing, but
still remain unequaled in their several departments
by any thing ever offered to the public, who have yo.
UNFAIRLY come forward and offered numerous and
testimonials ofthersuperiore fcacy.
CaNTRELL'S COMPOUND MEDIC4TED
SYRUP OF S.4RSP.fRILL.8; or .4NTLS COR-
BUTTS SYRUP, for the cure of Scrofu,a Chronic
Rheumatism, Chronic Swellings of the Joints Erup-
ton of the Skin, and all diseases arising rom the a.
buse OF Mercury &c, unsurpassed by any thing in the
market, combining all the virtues resident in the Sar
sapara, with modern modcament, only lately
brought out by the most respectable medical authori-
ties. Price FIFTY CENTS bottle.
C.4NTRELL'S .aN1TDYSPEP7TC POWDER
for the recf and permanent of that most distress
sing complaint, DYSPEPSIA in all It's forms and
stages II struIy most valuable remedy.
Sold in bottles, at TWENTY-FIVE and FIFTY
Cents each.
C.4NTRELL'S .fGUE MIXTURE and TONIC
MEDIC.4MENT.8 stands at the head of the list, un-
rvalled by any, or all the innunerabe medicines in
use throughout the length and breadth of the land for
the care of FEVER and AGuE, in all its stages and
from all lis consequences.
Residents in Fever and Ague Districts should ne
yer be without it.
The subscriber will forfeit FIFTY DOLLARS
where his medicine fails 10 perform a cure in the
most obstinate case.
Sold, Wholesale and Retail, by CALEB CRES-
SON, at his Drug Warehouse, No North THIRD
ST., Philadelphia; also, by the regularly appointed
agans:
J. F, Perkins s. Bro, corner ofFianklin and Green
sts, Baltimore, Md.
f. H. Perkins, No. 425 West Baltimore ST. corner of
Green ST., Baltimore, Md.
Robert Johnston, Frederick city, Md.
J. F. Callan, Washington city, ID. &.
ii. Peel Co., Alexandria, do.
J. l.. KidWell, Georgetown, do.
Prepared only by the subscriber corner q Carpen-
ter and Second SITS, below Christian, Philadelphia.
{G4=Observe, none are genuine without the sigma
ture JOHN fl. C.ANTRELL. mhl53m
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HnsA DOLLARS DOCTOR

ndA DOLLARS REWARD. DOCTOR
IL WV STORM'S SPECIFIC COMPOUND, for
the of Goncrrhga elects, Structures Dialects or
difiiuy in making WATER and all other unnatural dis
charges from the uretha of either sex.
In no case has this medicine been known 10 fail, TO
effect permanent cure and too in the shortest posi-
bic time. Should this medicine fail to effect cure,
where it has been taken according to directions return
the empty vial and get hack the money. Why then
spend both time and money with such quack n0strums
cannot be depended upon; when for 81, you can
purchase pleasant, sure and speedy cure, composed
solely of vegetable substance: One hundred dollars
will be paid to any one who will produce medicine
equal this compound, who will prove that it
tains any mineral substance whatever.
N. b. This medicine can be had of James P. Will
hanson, corner of High and Gay SITS 20. IT,; Joseph
Forney, corner of Clay GIi Eutaw streets.
In Washinglon-by q. Scott, corner of 7th st. and
Pennsylvania Avenue; Robert Paterson corner Of 9Th
,treet and Pennsylvania Avenue. el0-y6ms
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DlsGRACEFUL OUTRAGE IN PHILADELPHIA
THEATRE On the appearance of Mr. Ander-
SOD, the celebrated tragedian, in Philadelphia,
on Monday evening, in the character of Ham
let some forty or fifty rowdies made an unsuc-
cessful effort to drive him from the stage, by all
sorts of Kissing and hootng, which for a time
put stop to the whole performance. The re-
spectacle portion of the audience were highly
incensed at the conduct of these rowdes, and
Mr.. Anderson, after submitting to the insult
for some time, at last came forward and de-
handed the cause of it, when he was informed
that they had taken upon themselves TO avenge
MIR, Forrest for his reception in England. Mr..
A. assured them that he had no lot in it, and
that he had always appreciated the American
character, and concluded by asking If the per-
torrance should go on. This was answered
in loud affirmative reclamation. But still
there were interruptions at intervals, and final
ly, says the Ledger, the rioters proceeded to
throw substances upon the stage, and interrupt
the actor in his most effective parts, when the
audience became enrageu, ana Iush was
made towards the galleries. Several of the
disturbers were dragged down stairs and put
out of the house, measure which had the eff
feet to prevent such gross outrages for the rest
of the evening, though it did not prevent an
occasional hiss. Mr. Anderson bore himself
remarkably we'll under the unprovoked and
cowardly assault made upon him by gang of
wretches claiming to be Americans, but who
proved themselves on this occasion disgrace
10 the American name.
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uSXTfs 4 CT OF A LETTER FROM A POST
~ ER dut.a D AIn.Linuta.,


VSXTieA CT OF A LETTER FROM A POST
II MASTER, dated PEMBROKE, Washington coun-
ty, Maine, April 30, 1874.
Mr.. Isaac BurTs-Dear Sir: AT the request of ma
nv Of my friends in this place and vicinity, who are
afflicted with consumption and liver complaint, take
the liberty of asking you TO appoint some one in this
county as agent to sell WIST.4R'S BALS.fM OF
WILD CHERRY, and to send him a few Dozen as
there is none of for sale within 200 miles from this
have no doubt that it would meet with ready sale,
if il were where it could be procured without too
much expense and delay.
NV wife was attacked about six months since with
what the physicians call the first stage of consump-
tion-a complaint very prevalent in this section of
country. Having seen the Balsam advertised in
Augusta,
took the pains TO send there for bottle of it, which
she took, and which helped her so much that sent
for two bottles more, which she has also taken and
she says that she has not felt so well for weeks
as she does at this time. All those who have inquired
of me and ascertained what effect the Basam had
are anxious TO have some for sale IN this vicinity,
which is the cause of my writing TO you.
Please inform me by return of mail whether you
conclude to send some, and if so, TO whom in order
| that il may be known where il can be had
am, with great respect, yours, &c,
P. G. FARNswoRTH, p. M.
The whole country is fastlearnins that no medicine
no physician-no preparation of any kind what
ever-can equal Doctor WISTAR'5 BALSAM OF
| WILD CHERRY.
All orders must be addressed TO ISAAC BUTTS, 30
| Ann street. New York.
For sale by G. X. TYLER, corner of Baltimore and
High streets, Baltimore, and r. s. PATTERSON,
Washington, D. c., and by most Of the Druggists in
Maryland and the District of COLUMBIA. mhl4 ws6m
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n ICENSE NOTICE. AS the season for re-
Ell newlng Licenses is at hand it is deemed proper
Tor the information and government of those interest
Ell to publish the LIST section Of the act of 1881 CHI
262, by which the rates of licenses regulated:
HBc enacted the General .fsSembIy Of Maryland,
That from and after the first day of May next, Tor
every license apPl ed for under the second section
OF the original act ard before using the same, the
Clerks of the several County Courts and of Balti
more City Court, shall demand and receive for the
use Of the State, as herein provided and above
the fee now allowed by law to the Sherifs of their
Irrespective counties; that iso say, if the applicants
stock 0! goods, wares and merchandise generally
" haid at the principal season of sale, be worth not
" more than $1,000, the said Clerk shall demand and
receive as aforesaid the Of twelve dollars; if
" more than $1,000 and not more than S20G0 the sum
" of S5 if more than $4,000 and not more than S50e0
" the sum OF 500; if more than $500 and not more
" than SloOOO, the sum of $780, if more than $4,000
and not more than $40 COO, the of $40; if more
" than $4,000, the sum of $50 shall he demanded and
received as aforesad and each of the persons ap-
"plying for such license, shall, before receiving the
" same state 10 the Clerk according TO his own esti-
mate, the amount ofeoods, wares and merchandise,
generally kept on hand by him, or the concern in
which he is engaged at the principal season of sale;
if previously engagedin such trade, the amount
" he expects to keep of such goods, wares and mcr
" chandiZe aforesaid"
As the rates for licenses, heretofore paid in a very
large number of instances shew that great msappre-
henson has prevailed, in relation the obligations of
persons, coming within parview of the license laws
the undersigned upon application to the Attorney Gem
eral has been advised:
l. That according 10 the true construction of said first
section, the "estmate'' thereby intended is an es-
innate of the actual ualue of the good, wares and
merchandise, generally kept on hand at the prinei
pal season Of sale.
O. That if my trader takes out license upon any e.
innate below the said actual paine at the principal
season Of sale, it is the duty of those charged with
the execution of the law, to visit its penalties uDon
him. as if he had neglected or refused to take ont
any license.
g. That traders who sell OH commission are liable to
the same rates of cense as those who sell on their
own account.
The last section of said act provides, 'sThat nothing
therein contained shall be construed to extend any
importer Of goods, wares and merchandise, tco does
not break packages seth said imported good uases
and merchandise in less quantity than the cask yinckoce
OF other form in lchich the same uGs imported.
VIM. II. GATCHELL. Clerk
apis dtistm Baltimore City CCW..
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District of Colum bia Advertisements.
dtENTLEMEN' OUTFITTLNG EsTAB
I-IIALEh-n

TENTLEMEN'S OuTFITVENG ESTAB-
SU LISHNENP. We have opened part of our sup
ply Of GcnuCnen's Wardrobe Articles and request d
call from our customers and strangers, Our assert
ment is large and unusually rich, comprising almost
every article belonging 10 our business; enumcrate
the following, viz:
Yoke Neck Shirts, a very large supply
Elegant new style Satin Cravats
do. do. Wash do.
Gauzc, Wool, and Cotton Shirts and Drawers
Gentemen's rich Dress SCarts
Summer Gloves
Gcntemen's Silk Parasols and Umbrellas
Suspenders, Purses, Cane Umbrellas, Canes
Pertumefy, Dressing Cases, Shower Baths
Silk Shirts and Drawers, &c.
We agents for the sale of the accelerated Liam
court Safety Girdle," which no traveller by wafer
should be without. 1t can be inflated in one second
without the aid of the breath.
Also, Blunt and Syms's six barrel self revolving and
selfcOcking Pistol. No traveller should be without
these two articles.
All Of goods will be found of the best quality,
and will be sold at the lowest prices for cash
o., FISH s. CO.
ap2o-3t Nos. and Browns Hotel.
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BAKERS. In Washington city, they fine the
bakers $50 for adulterating the -four. The
weight of loaf of bread is to be 81 ounces,
when -four is from 81 to $3.50 barrel. When
the price of -four is &c to $3.50, they make the
weight of loaf ounces
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A VERY SINGULAR INCIDENT. The New
York Republican says, in the year 1928, Mr..
Rushton, of the druggist firm of Rushton &
Aspnwall, had a male child born TO him when
the Bowery Theatre was burning On Friday
night, the theatre smoking Iuin, that boy,
without any apparent Illness, died, The cir
eumstanco is very remarkable,
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NEW YORK, Monhay, 7. M.

The Texas news of Saturday has had the usual eff
feet on Stocks, aud decline has been accedcd to Of
to per cent all stocks that do not pay vdends.
The few Bank shares sold show change in the mar
Bel for sound stocks
There is much activity 10 day in Ashes, Pots quiet
al 81, and Pearls 81 30. steady business III Cotton
Sales about 1900 bales per day all for export. Sugars
Rre Z cent less than last week. MOasSCs-Nn sales
from first hands. Large arrivals of Corn, with sats
at decline; 5000 bushels North Caroua ij!aI0; 1000
bushels white 46; Rye 66a66l Oats 30; Canal Flour
81 56a4 6l, fancy ohio s. 81. Large arrivals from
Buffalo. Brandywne 81 So Richmond county Sja5
%; Alexandra 81 - Pork is dull al The quotations
Of Sa turdaN's business,
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PHILADELPHIA. Monday, ?. NJ

There nothing doing in Flour oday, aud prces
are nOmimally the same; we quote common and TAR
brands 90 30. Corn Meal-COnsiderabe sales of Pa
were made al s. 2t, which is decline Sales of Pa
red Wheat of rather poor quality, at 94c, and lot Of
prime white at Hoe. Pa Rye sold at 5sc Corn is in
better demand, with sales of Pa fiat yellow at dc,
round 45c. Very little doing III Sugar and Molasses.
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HOTEL ROBBERY MIR Robert c. Seabrook.
of S. c., stopping at the Astor House, N. Y,
has had his trunk robbed of 100 sovereigns in
gold, it is aledged by a fellow lodger named
John B. Edwards, who has been arrested.