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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-09-18

An OpD CHARAcTER--Judge Thurston, says a
Washington correspondent of the New York Tri-
bune, the Oldest but not the chief of the Associate
Justices of our Circuit Court buried to-day He
was celebrated for his learning and his eccenricties
His hatred of Roman Catholics amounted to mono
mania He covered up his doors because the panels
resembled crosses; he would not sit down In any
house until he could be satisfied that Roman Cath
Ole had occupied the chair before him. During his
illness be would rise after midnight and wash the
chairs and tables from the feeling and after his
family physician had touched him. lest by some in
termediate agency he should be injured he would call
for basin of water, TO purify the part which had
been touched. The strong mind had given way to
the assaults of time
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-09-18

ed by writer in Hunts Magazine for the present
month. 1t is written by John A. Parker, Esq From
information furnished by Capt Tipou, old respect
able shipmaster, DIR. Parker arrives at the conclusion
that q the Gulf Stream is submarine current from
the Pacific Ocean, which becomes heated in its pas.
sage through regions heated by neghboring volcanoes
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-09-18
NOTICE TO TAX-PAYEKS.

TENHE County hereby gives
notice, that the Duplicate present year in
hands the amount Of taxes charged for the year, 1885, each
one hundred dollars worth Of taxable popey A for State phr
poses twenty cents and mills for
twelve and half Road
poll for State purposes, fifty County purposes
cents.
For the purpose OF receiving he will attend at the usual
holding
ty, on the following days
At HensIey Township, Monday the 18th September.
Union, Tuesday the 10th
White River. Wednesday thel7th
Pleasant, day
Clark, Friday the 18Th d
Franklin, Monday the ed
Blue River, a Friday the 96h I"
:" Nineveh, g he
He will also attend his Office Franklin
several townships until the day Of January next
Each person owing road must produce Supervisors
eept in full for his State and County tax.
29-6w Treasurer and Collector j. C.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-09-18

In Johnson PRoBATE CoURT, AUGUsr TkRH, Is45 u
Levi Townsend Abigail Meon Mary Smith, Jesse Hughes and
Nancy Hughes wife, John Melton and Martha Melton, his
Martha Melton.
Ia
tOMES the complainant by Hicks his solicitor and shows
~
that Mary of
pendency this by publication the Indiana State SENT nell
circulation printed and published al ndanapo
on
tlseof aud conplainants bill OF
complaint on default whereof the will be heard determined
N their absence, sc.
OF Court JONES.
August Is, 1885, 22-3w-s r.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-09-18
THE MARKETS.

CLA'CINN.i7I. Sept IL -BAcoS.-saIes in two lots
of 90 bbls Hams SIC ard SO for bills; 500
pcs cured Hams 91c and soc for bbls-both
cash cks Sides at &c and 81 rs for hhds.
WHIsKEr.-A sale from railroad yesterday Of 45 Dbl
Isle; 100 do this morning l5c devefed at river; 50
from river at l9c.
FlOuR.-A sale Of zoo bbls, city mill, this morning a,
a nrice not made Duhlic
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-09-18

Facts are great deal better than theories. Two
facts exhibited by the statistical report of the com
of the United States, trust VIII be set down
and remembered, viz:
1st. high Tariff does not prevent excessive
importations.
I'd. high Tariff does not prevent the expectation
of specie.-Journal Of Commerce.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-09-18
NOTICE.


THNHE Treasurer and Collector of Boone hereby
hc thai the Duplicate for the present year now in his hands
The amount Taxes charged each hundred
dollars worth OF taxable
cents and seven mills r COUNTY Road
purposes ten cents on each POLL for stale purposes iy cents O
County purposes, fly cents. .r ~. -
OF holding elections the county
following days t0-wit:
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-09-18

A Royal TRIBUTE TO YANKEE INGENUIrY.-Dr G..
o. Jarvis, Of Middetown, Ct, the inventor of useful
surgical apparatus for reducing disocatons, known
the Aduster has received from the hands Of Prince
Abert President of the Society Of Arts, the lar
gest gold medal ever bestowed BY or in the gift Of the
Society. The medal is Of the value of fl5. He is
the first American whom such honor has been
conferred
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-09-18

FLoRIDA.-There are likely to be two Legislatures
in session, in this new State at the same time The
Constitution provided that her admission into the
Union, writs of election should be forthwith issued
by the Governor, for the choice of Legislature, &C.
and that the body should convene in a special time
All this has been done. But the Constitution also
provided that general election for the Legislature
&C., should be held in October of every year Now
the Legislature recently elected adjourned ouer to
the time fixed for the regular annual session, thus
giving to themselves by their own yote the character
of Legislature elected in October. The propriety
Of this is holly called in question: and the people are
invited to elect a Legislature next October, ac
cording to the fundamental law. How the matter
will be reconciled remains to be seen.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-09-18

my dear Doctor" said a youthful evangelist to
old divine, sis there any difference between Pu-
scyism and Puppyism - ''Yes sir-Pappyism comes
from deg-matism, but Puseyism from cai-echism."
OF What moral lesson does a weatllercock teach 7
Is rD,e to aspire.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-09-18

He will attend al his Office
several townships, until the Of January next.
Each owing road tax must produce receipt from the Su
the In money they receipt
full uf State and County Taxes. }. T. MCLAUGHLIN,
Treasurer and Collector Of Boone County.
I.ehan Aupus
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-09-18
Cincinnati Prices Current.

r, Corrected from the Chronicle of September H.. d,
Flour, city mills bi S3O5a3 90 OIL Inseed gall O52a0 60
Canal wagons, 90a3l5 SAT- Kanawha, bush 22a0 %
Grain wheat, bush 000s0 80 Seeds fax bush 0S7a000
Corn, 0.33a037 Timothy, 200a3O0
Oats,,. 22a0.2S Clover. 4.50s5 90
HIy loose, ten, i0O0al4 OO Whisky, gall Olsfal9
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-09-18
Territory Of Observation-Disclosures

BEFoRE Hon. A.G. MILLER, u DIsTRrcr CotsT.
June Term "A. D., 1915.
the Of the petition of John r. Myers debo
he DISCHARGED from his debts appearing TO the satisfaction Of
the notice of the this application has
published according the former order made heren motion
odget Waket solicitors for petitioners Is ordered that all the
creditors o said nsoyen and they hereby required 10 show
they have the second Monday in November A. D.,
1915, before Mil
waukee why assignment OF the eai Of said nsven should
be made and he discharged from his deae By THE CouRr.
Visconsn published Madison, w. T. and Indiana
Sentinel published Indianapolis, publish the
10 affidavit
and bin 10 this Otfce.-yMIpaukT Courier. 20-1Ow
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-09-18

6.rThe engineer Of steam Touring mill at Rip
ley Ohio and four other men, were killed, and others
badly wounded, and the building badly wrecked by
the explosion of the boiler on the 18th instant.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-09-18

PoLITICAL MYSTERIES. - Chapman, of the State
Sentinel is entertaining his readers with an expose
as he says, of the accumulated intrigues and vii
anies of certain leaders of the Loco Foco party at
indianapolis 'for the last sixteen yerrs:' This is
occasoned by certain clique at Indianapolis max
ing caspaws Of two editorial ours for the purpose of
supPlanting the Sentinel by the introduction of new
Loco Foco paper, to be called the ''Indana Demo-
craft" The difficulty is purely family quarrel and
concerns, of course, but the harmonious dem
ocracy" themselves. Chapman however, deserves
credit for the fearless and caustic denuncaton which
he so beautifully heaps upon the servile heads of
those who would, for the advancement of a certain
clique, attempt his, his partys welfare 1t is the
honorable course in any person of whatever politics.
-Logmsport Telegraph, (Whig) Sept. 6.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-09-18
Obituary..

Our townsman JESSE J. BURTON is no more He died on
the 2Sh day Of August last fifteen miles South OF Chicago,
Of eongesive fever We learn from creditaple source
that he received every attention which bis condition. required
and mortals could give.
Mr.. BURTON well and favorably known in Indiana
He was among her early emgranshas served several years
the State Legislature and been extensively engaged In
business. =.
In his fall the State has lost patriot the public useful
business man. and his wife and family of the most tender
and aeclionate husbands and fathers that lived IN any
country. With them deeply and sincerely syEipahize
Mr. BURroN for about twenty yearsbad been uSein ana
dvoted member Of the Christian church. given TO hospitality
remembering the poor and needy, and IN good works an
example TO all who knew him, aud especially 10 me chprcn
here whose officer he was and whose loss bard TO repair
May he ,eencas'ie Patriot. Sept. 9.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-09-18
Mr.. JOHN D. KELLOGG.

INDIANA DEMocRAT.-The prospectus of this new
baper to be established at Indianapolis does seem
to very cordial reception among the Democratic
editors throughout the State appears to be the
vailng opinion with the press that the paper IS
intended to supercede the Chapmans In the publication
of Democratic organ at the Capital, and to such an
arrangement, glad to the Democracy of
the State will not submit The Chapmans have
battled faithfully for the party and through good
and evil report they have stood by the great princl-
Piles for which the party contending. They,
too, are the first persons who able to make
Democratic paper sustain itself at the Capital of our
State, while A. F. Morrison has made two three
signal failures and that too, while he had the field to
himself How then does he hope to sustain a new
paper while there is already located and permanently
established good and deservediy very popular paper
there! Morrison, with few willy office hunters
have concocted this scheme for the sake of the spos
he has on more than one occasion BEFORE estab-
lished himself Immediately on the heels of Demo-
cratic triumph for the sake of plumber how well he
succeeded, suppose the people all know and now
when victory has perched upon the Democratic STAN
dard he Is again ready to come in with eager hands
and claim the fruits OF victory in which he took
interest The whole secret of the establishment of
this paper will be shown up of these days, and
il will expose set of Oceseekers and ofce-holders
men who have always been in Office, by some
means, whether the State Wing or Democratic.
They have again selected Morrison to blow their
trumpet, but if We are any Judge of such matters
they will find hedge in their way which will be
30 easily surmounted on this occasion on former
ones-they cannot control the whole Democracy Of
the State as they have done former occasions
The paper is to hoist the name of Gen. Cass
ut its head for the Presidency in 1913. We believe
that Gen. Cass this time, would be the choice Of
the people of Indiana, yet at the time doubt
the practicability of such on the part of his
friends We think that the subject of the next Presi-
dency ought not to be agtated at present; that we
10 off tho
hands establish the policy of the party before we
commence dividing off into divisions for this for
that man for the next Presidency By such a course,
those who opposed to him will be embittered
against him, and the result will be, as at the last
National Convention, some will be put In nomi-
nation who had not been thought of before.
The Democracy of Indiana place too high an esti-
mate upon the valuable services in their cause to lei
the Chapmans be killed off by such a man as
Morrison.- Ldrrenceburgh Register, Sept. ID.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Travelling Agents
Notice.

For the Weekly and Semi Weekly State Sentinel,
Z. S. Tyler, Benjamin Drum, s. w. Frye.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-09-18

DOCTOR EVANS.
OFFICE Mers Hat Store, ID door east OF "asneoh
~ Hail. 2wy
LUMBER AND SHINGLES,
USoR s.le by W. s. HUBBARD, No. 3, Paanr House. -,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-09-18

0E-Seyeral of our Produce subscribers who desire
to continue the paper must attend to it at once.
QEWe desire subscribers to understand that
we invariably discontinue all papers mailed, soon
as their subscriptions expire. This is our rule and
none should be offended at it.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-09-18
HUNTERS. ATTEND.

Marion Lodge Of Brother Hunters will, by
luton Of the 2Sth August, for GRAND HUNT on
the morning Of September 18Th. Supper will be served
1ocock p NJ Particulars learned by calling either of
the officers. By order OF. the G. NJ,
st d. T. NJ, Secretary.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-07-03

4 seb.s S,An-,aL some days siner
he loo John u. Hale Of New Hsmpahire
ma Frsnklin Pierce, nj Concord TO discuss
he points a, lssoe bciveen Hale nsd the
Lcco party In concluding his address
Nt Hale remarked that, " hen he bad made
up hi' mind to ,.pers,e from tbs parry on
The TEXAS qa'ri'pn, he had r,p'c,ed to be
abused aud iraduecd, snd ,hsi b. eour'r
would De setlbcd 10 ambition Of pcr,oual
Distinction but s,d be, Il may be permit,
I'D 10 say that the measure Of my ambition,
Will BE- full II when my earlhly career shall
b. finished, and nv bones la,n b>aeaih the
soh OF New Hampshire, ard when my wife
aud children shall repair to my gave to
drop the tear Of tnfeoI'on to my memory,
they may read on my tombstone, He who
is,, Lcncah nrrtNdsrcd. oGe', place oad
po,o,r, rather haa boz d0tea aad uOriiip
Siartry'
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-07-03
LIBERTY CONVENTION.

The friends OF humanity IN the county ot
Rutlsnd. who feel DESTROYS OF concentrating
their whole influence upon the great nation
al question OF slavery, OF lfreflom To the de
mocrscy Of the people. are invited 10 meet
In county convcn'rn at Clarendon Springs
on Tuesday the 10Th day Of Jolly neat. at Ten
O'Clock fore noonfor The purpose Of making
a nomination Of candidates Tor Senators for
the cout,y of RuuanG tor the year ensuing.
Rev Beush Green Of Whiiesboyo, n. Y.
and milton Clark the Whine Slave ifnn
Kentucky are expected to ad 1res. the meet
ing.
JOSIAHw. HALE. ! County
THOMAS ii. pALuER, }COmmi,
REUBEN r. TllRALL. } toe,
Brandon, June, %, 1915.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-07-03
G.olo9lcAL DISCOVERIES.

The spP~srarcs sulosg ~ ~ the Re-, = X Hall
Ct.h,hut, $40 a. T. Tha'np-ou 81 Rsrlinft
te A'ssnet Hs'i"gsts, hs fs'n shed % fnr the
p,t To- ~ects fof 50 spolagv for tnd,otine upoa,
readers s"snFrem'rt', Spos Ihs in E-ndaa Of Gt
,ior,c,l sBOeE 81 the 81 to 81 Nstmoat
Thee gsat Den As vs e~sA ba.l, sagsgeA fas 10
l., Crtuight - theF r.elng,e.l r~cosno ,onc~ sod
tears, by The e'V ths, a,er,rs 81 ,c,-s
tar nd p~esntsf' thte'e.ts have Lses n AIDE "a
Tuakha IadOrssd i.ia oosat,.s
hrrs ssd valuable I'D 81 m.I ~sich raE ~
s.r,cshis sssd 40 e'ssvs~ et,.i' spra The isrf II
Jsf.e t,nan Il 4hafsh. so NJ hsr sa.Ar t.nsIs 70
tie aorth part oftse ,o~n ~fHT-rN.
TIE ntnsui ~htsfs oi VI ghgstr hsve hsen ssst4
tsei sod sre sspn'sd TO ~ ssrv ,,u,.i,s "a ths,s
properties RAJ q 'hs-, springs ,.sss (ros4 bid a
blac1 ,,ats shd ttsif s.tsrs ~Il " eAr-fsi, ah,-
hrcd b, tss Gso'ogTrT es"'E 'Ls eosr.s Of SsIs
slRlsf
The .i,s,sm - s.srs'sSs r~Hs,sg G~n Jag
,t,uosh Rirhfatd WHefUins Whistles. Ae he.
,-,n pan..n, st.nisei 40 'gpP -.cs 10 b. ser,
,,is.s.s. III Rehio'e ~s~ fesad very hsasIIsl
. ,ec,u,ss. oi A.te.aos ssd Aeusshts-
H. Ig~.a Berk sA,n sPes tAs fsfm' q Df SER
t...rf Nc P,sr.,aa ~, sesn ~ % l''Es e<d Il
hoo ofe-apsar.aii, o. GOD Sssiu' l. - tH"ssk'
4. - .aa.i 10 the Ptfs uoH % s.aIa't,, s~.a's
Isa - 10 GO prs SssI
Ohs, d.ra,srtes q stored 10 'ar'eS' io~ss h',s
49, s,rs ~h.eh essso, 500 PFssss1 10 s'Ah
1.rt saAI hrisess~
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-07-03
NOTICE

The Democratic Rtpu.icans Of the town
Of Rutland are requested TO meet at the Inn
OF Elisha Warner, on Tuesday. the LIST day
Of July. at 9 o'clock. p. NJ. fr the purpose Of
choosing two or more Delegates TO attend the
State convention, 10 be holden al MIddlsbu-
~ on Thursday the ION day of July, next
a, ten O'Clock A n. for The purpose Of nomi-
mating candidates for state officers and trans
acting such other business rs NAV be deem
ed eIpedleGt 10 advance the Democratic
cause.
A foil and general attendance ia earnestly
solicited.
JOHN CAIN, -
JNO. c. DEXTER, SNoi'''0/
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-07-03
MORE OF OUR RAILROAD.
From the GALAXY.
u,tIE Dr,c f'D ut-<,
THE RE SUR VEI.

The formidable obie c,itns urged byS.
NJ. FELTON, against our route, the numerous
high grades will BE- swrp, away BY the
survey Il Mr. Gllbcn. This is indeed, SO
far, oil we could desire. From Rutland to
MidIlebury nothing worse than 5, 10 or
Is feet TO the mile is TO be- encountered
except at Sou,herland's Fall where the
worst is two grades Of ~ feet in two miles
and half From Alldilrbury 10 Vcrgcncs
the gradients are from 10 to - feet only
TO the mile, e1bcpi perhaps, one OF about 30,
by the new survey The distance, 1t IS
said, will be eventually reduced ~ inIhs
From Vergenncs iol3ull,n2lon the grades
will turn on, TO be 50 very uncomfortable
tina, the road nigh, well be reported as n
level And We, the old survey makes out,
a grade OF 70 fee, between these places and
about IA miles Of between SO md 60 feet
grade between M,ddlebury and Rutland -
The Noun, Holley Gap will be re.survey.
ed and the grades problbly be reduced 20
feet to the mile.
Should these an,ic patton, he realized we
shall exhibit from Rutland TO Burlington
Ga miles the eosics, route IN New Eng land
From the Come clicu, 10 the foot Of MI,
Holly the grades wil be equally favorable,
and through the gap nothing more obJ'ct.
onable than on the Central route The
improvements so far as the survey has been
actually made are SO grea, as to be in,
credible except to those who bnve been IN n
situation TO Judge Of the ,rencherous course
OF FELTON, This man by directing M'ssrs
Tracy and Chase TO goas dircc, MS was dc.
cen, from Bellows Falls to Burlington
makes 45 miles Of grades, between GO and
20 Ieet between those points No, one oI
these grades probably need be encountered
and between so and 60 mol over 10 mi.c,
atxl Iolley.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-07-03

WE the subscribers heing appointed by
the II on Probate Court for the dis
met of Rutl,nI commissioners to receive
examine and adjust all claims and demands
OF all persons against the estate of
BENJAMIN GlLLETT,
late OF Iinmouih in said district deceased
and also all claims and demands exhibited
in offset thereto and xix months from the
9Th day Of June las, being allowed BY
said court for that purpose we there fore
hereby give notice that We will attend 10
The business OF our said appol n,ment At the
widow Gilett's. 10 TInmoulh, on the 29d day
Of September next from o'clock, a. M,
unlll o'clock p. m. on said day.
O, NOBLE. lC.,
&. BREWER, 00"'"'''
Tinmou,h, June -, Isi5. 81
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nl-l'L, NnnrIcn CAnI1. unaet lhs

hTTbe NoR~icn CApsrs under The
command Of Grs RASsos their deserved
~ popular Commander and instructor now
on a pleasure s,eurs'oa north, enesmpod al
'hi, place on Tuesday evening last and
passed a review before Adj Gen. Hop
kin. Their soId,elly bear'ng and gen
tIemsnly eoudoet speak well for the inst.
tuition to which they belong
We understand thu, II is their intention
to Be at Burlington nbou, the I,h.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-07-03

STATE OF VERMONT( DE j, remem.
District Of Fairhaven. IS. ID bered thai,
a, probate court holden a, Cas,leton within
and Tor said district on the 2Jd day OF June
A. ID. 1915.
Present, A Warner, Judge.
Henry J. Rugges, administrator OF the
estats Of Silas X. Howe. late OF Pouliney IN
said district, deceased having applied TO
said court, 10 have the time lur paving the
debts against said estate extern led one year
from the Gath day OF July next.
1t is ordered that said application be heard
at the Probate Office ia Castlet TOT, on the 24ih
day Of July next, and that :.olice be given
thereof to all persons interested IN said es-
tate by a publication Of this oder three
weeks succes.iv-ly, previous To said time
of hearing, in the Rutland Herald, a news
paper printed al Rutland
A true copy oi Record. 90
Is. +. LANGDON, Register.
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