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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-12-25


Samuel Ensmneer and Robert NJ Mcgee OF the
of William Mcgee, deceased McAuIey and
Jane, his wife, Ellison Mcgee Allen Hess Sarah i
Elizabeth Mcgee, Georgian Burk William n. Burks Frances
Jane Burks Elizabeth Burks Mary Burks and John Burk
OF said
Petition 70 sell Real Estate.
FENE above named William McAuey and Jane. his wife Ellison
Mcgee, Elizabeth Mcgee, William H. Burks Frances Jane
Elizabeth Burks
hereby notified
said Hendricks Probate Court the said Samuel Enncrr and
Robert NJ Mcgee administrators aforesaid filed court their
satisfy the debts outstanding against said
order 10 se certain real estate of which the said William Mcgee died
seized wit the north half Of the north quarter Of section
nsh,P Is nS5 Of range one est and that The said viii
TO he holden the Court House in Danve Mon
day February in The 1896 when and where they can attend
and oppose il they think proper do.
Attest, JOSHUA d. PARKER, Clerk.
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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-12-25
SUPREME COURT OF INDIANA.
CASES DETERMINED AT THE NOVEMBER TERN. lS45.
Reported for the Indiana State Sentinel,
A. N cARNAHAN.


Reported for the Indiana State Sentinel.
TUESDAY, Dec. 9th.
Hart ii al .. WOods Appeal from the Henry C. C. Opin-
ion by J. At public sale of lots, per-
bid lot, cle,k of sale made memo
rsDdum Of The purchase the sale book. Held that the
purchase valid under the statute Of frauds.
BY contract for the sale of zeal estate the deed TO
be made the payment of the purchase money. The
DOR Afterwards Offered 10 the vendee deed for the land,
on being rad the Price which offer refused Held,
that the purchase money after tender and REFUSAL be-
legal matter Of et-o in action Of debt by the
veHdor against the vendee pomssoTy note. Reversed
GTIggs U. VOORHEES, al Error Allen C. Opin-
ion by SULLIVAN ]. l. Where a suit is brought by
resident plaintiff for the Of person who is resident
Of the State and tina; fact appears the the defend
ant may notwithstanding require the plaintiff 10 give
rity for costs. plea setting up release of debt due
pleaded under seal, OF the plea will be
bad on special demurrer. 8 Declarations made by wit
of court that lie has interest in the suit
sufficient to exclude the witness from being Re
rersed
Brerer hurry. Appeal from the Porter c. c. 0pir-
ion by DEWEY j. An appeal lies from the final judgment Of
Justice Of the Peace however informal the judgment may
be- II the surety Ieplevn bond be material witness
for the plaintiff in the action OF repevin another surety
tent witness. Reversed.
Fitch .. Poke Certified from the Cass c. C. Decree
granted Tor the compliments.
THURSDAY, Dec II, ls45.
Dennis .. Dennis. Appeal from the Washington Probate
Court. Opinion by SULLIVAN j.
denies the compainsns tight dover in the pemi-
Held that the record must show, eniiile the
pnaHt DOVER that the husband seized Of the pre-
misses duI ing the coverture. Reversed.
Abbott o WdrrinT. Error to the Decatur C. c. Opinion
by BLAcKFoRD j.
The defendant in foreign attachment plead
men without filing special bail. Reversed.
! Walls o. the State. Error to the Marion C. c. Opinion
| by DEWEY j.
IL person, not being traveller, pistol concealed
about his person. whatever may be his motive for carrying
it, he is guilty Of criminal offence. affirmed
Clark ct al the State ION rel SCI Appeal from the
Hendricks C. c. Opinion by SULLIVAN J.
/. Debt the official bond Of Sheriff. The defendants
craved Of the bond condition, Hesitation, and approval
Of the bond by the associate Judges To The demand Of
of the approval Of the bond, The plaintiff demuued. Held
that the demurrer well taken The approval By the
Judges coatea matter independent of execution
Of the bond, and equally accessible TO plaintiff
ftndant.
3 demurrer 10 replication assigning breaches in suit
brought under The statute of 1888, bond condi-
ti0n admits the facts stated in the breaches and on wit
Of inquiry to the plaintiff damages the facts adj
mitted need be proved The defendant however, may
testimony mitigation and jury must assess
the damages accordingly. Affirmed.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-12-25
War Report.

The Report of the Secretary of War Department,
Ike those Of the heads of the other Departments, Is
valuable paper. The condition of the Army, and the
disposition of regiments of which it consists, first
set FORTH One regiment alone is placed on the North
frontier, from Maine to Lake Superior, extent
of two thousand miles, and on tie line from the Falls
of ST. Anthony to New Orleans-6fteen hundred miles
there is only one regiment of dragons and of
infantry The Artillery regiments, reduced by deiach-
menis Of four companies from EACH now garrison the
board from Newport to New Orleans. The residue
of our army, which in the aggregate, does not exceed
$500 men, is now stationed in Texas. The Secreta-
~ clearly, explicitly, and eoquenty shows the
sity which prompted this disposition of our little
Army and intimates that no change may be expected
until our relations with Mexico have assumed more
amicabe character The Report suggests. in case Of
necessity judicious mode Of increasing the Army
by filling up the companies without an increase OF
officers; but the necessity for another Regiment Of
Dragons is pointed out to occupy posts, which
the government must extend to the Rocky Mountains
corps of Sappers and Miners and Pontoniers is re-
commended, assist IN constructing bridges to ia
cilitate the movement of the army in Texas The ex-
penditures for the Army, which shew an economical
administration of the appropriations, set forth
and the estimates for the ensuing year given, and
notwithstanding the extraordinary sarvices which have
been and will be required inconsiderable increase
only has been suggested. For arming fertilization:
Sl00C is the increase and Congress is invoked t.
n consideration of our Notifications armories found
rieS for cannon, &C. Particular reference is made tC
our Notifications at Sandy Hook, Staten Island, ant
with great proprety for a city like this should no
be left with insufficient defences. COL Kearnes's ex
petition to the South Pass of the Rocky Mountain
and Captain Fremont's expedition, the West Poin
Academy, the Militia, and variety of other topic
are ably discussed, and much valuable information
furnished, and reforms suggested.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-12-25
SALE OF SCHOOL LAND
In Miami County. Indiana

NOTICE hereby given that the school land being section num-
Der sixteen, (l6 townsh
t26 north number iour "a situate county
ami and State of Indiana, miles s. s. w. from county
seat Of said county, will lie offered for unde on
Tuesday the 10Th day Of February A. D. the hours Of
10 O'Clock, A NJ and O'Clock p Of
Court House. 10 wit, The Presbyterian Church,
House, In the Rn OF Peru in said county, In separate
some lew hundredths Of
according division Of The township
county
hoed on the day o SALE The aforesaid subject
to the following conditions to wits One auh Of the puiehase mon
paid day of
for the residue for In every 1--WE
from with
Peru, Miami county Ia, J. NJ. DEGREES, Auditor M o.
Dec 6, A ID. ls45. II. MENDENHAIIs School Cs,n,
Mac -. -
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-12-25

BANK FATLuREs-THe reason ichy Bankers and
Brokers lose nothing By exploded Banks.-We have
before frequently spoken of the fact, that in bank fail
ures the oss an almost invarable rule, falls upon
the industrious class while the banker and broker es-
cape. How this is done De seen by the following
fact:
Some three years since, the Granville Bank bursted
up. The morning before the failure was known In
the village where the concern was situated, letter
was mailed by the cashier Of the bank at the village
of Luray six miles south of Granville, on the Ma
tional Road, where daily mail passed each day,
directed to broker by the Of Atwood, In Chill
lcothe. Before the failure was known In Granville
it known by the brokers and bankers IN Chilli
cothe, some sixty or seventy miles distant. The
cashiers friend, Atwood happening not to have any
of the notes of the bank hand, handed the letter
over for publication and thus the facts became known
The day it mailed the Sabbath The day
previous the directors agreed TO close the concern
Monday following; and thus time given TO the
cashier to warn the bank pets of the crash
Thus will it ever be, so long as the present system
of banking is allowed exist While bank charters
are SO framed make it the interest Of those doing
business under them to swindle so long viii the pub
lie morals be shocked by bank outrages. The public
are looked upon goose, and he who can pluck the
most feathers is the greatest nancier. Each banker
will take care of his particular friends, in the
mentioned; but they who so unfortunate not to
have a friend in the Bank perlor, must expect to be
swndled, or the experience of past ages teaches US
falsely.-DetrOit Free Press.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-12-25

o." Crank" in his portraiture of one of our
State Senators, in Tuesdays Spectator, says that he
the Senator) is "from county of the same name as
one of the two of our Supreme Judges, who de-
posed last winter by Gov. Whitcomb." We cannot
suffer such statement to pass without contradiction.
There were Judges deposed last winter. Nor
was there any attempt to depose the Judges Their
terms were about to expire. Time that deposes all
Offices except those holding for life was about to de-
pose them, not Gov. Whitcomb. They had claim
TO reappointment, over any other qualified persons.
The Constitution had limited their term to seven
years. But 1T is becoming fashionable in some
quarters to disregard Constitutions. Hence the rule,
once in Office always in office. But Crank talks of
deposing men from Office, we can give him genuine
instance. James Whitcomb himself was deposed and
turned out of Office from his station the Head of
the General Land Office, by the Wing party in ls41,
before his term expired. There no pretence that
he had not discharged his duties faithfully. Where
were the lamentations then
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-12-25

OF The subscribers Of the Congressional Union
and Appendix, have been transferred to the Congress
sional Globe and Appendix, by an arrangement be-
tween Richie and Heiss, and Blair and Riyes This
IS good arrangement all round. The semi-weekly
and weekly Union will be continued at so and 81
the session.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-12-25
DR.. James Riichey.

By reference to the report of the proceedings of the
Johnson County Convention. published in our last
Tri-wcekly, it will be that DR.. JAMES RlrcHEY
is recommended as suitable person to be placed ON
the DEMOCRATIC ticket for Lieutenant Governor.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-12-25
The Sinking Fund.

By reference to the Royal Family Gazette, or Nor
rsons Bank Democrat, of December 10Th, it will be
that the advertising of that fund is to be thrown
into the laps of the Royal Family. This We expect
ed, when dared to suspicion its integrity of
agement call the attention Of the people to tie
necessity of thorough examination of its affairs
1t only adds TO suspicious and far from being
punishment to us, was no doubt intended it will
operate reversely 1t must the honest thinking
people, of Indiana to insist on thorough sitting, hon.
est and fair examination of the management of that
fund from ITS rery commencement to the present day
and that too by AGENT; qualified and honest.
The examination of committee will result in nothing
Give such an agent pouerS, also not only to examine
and figure up the books; but give him power to ex-
anime witnesses under OATH The Representatives of
the people it to themselves, and their consttu-
entS, of all parties, that it is faithfully done.
II seems now, that the Bank and Sinking Fund
very near twins-have established, and determin-
cd, far their patronage concerned, to support
Bank Organ. So be it. We ask in return only
for all we lose by it, the support of the honest people
of the State. They the Bank must rule. The de-
termination of the is in their hands, If they
are willing to be SLAVES to a MONEYED ARIS-
TOCRACY, let them support the Bank, its Organ,
and the whole Royal Family. If they would be free,
IF they would continue to enjoy the inheritance
which is their brthright, sanctied by the blood of
their revered sres, then must they crush at ALL
attempts to fasten the manacles upon their limbs the
letters upon their liberties, being attempted
Safer, far safer, would their rights and liberties be
the deck of pirate, thar under the control If these
money gods. Look well to it. Delays dangerous.
Let but that concern, the Sinking Fluid, get white
washing from committee, and the balance of your
lands worth groat, gone, the officers enriched and
not s1caPs enough left to offer reward for the de-
lection of the already runaway scoundrels. We hope
our suspicious may prove untrue; but until tho
rough examination Is had we shall be satisfied
Will the Legislature see it done Trust to nothing
but a sworn, honest agent, who will act independ-
emily.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-12-25

6rThere never was grosser humbug than Nor
risons pretended reports of the Legislative proceedings
Not one half of them are given in his paper. How.
ever he has the subscription of the Legislature and
that's the main thing with him.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-12-25

the November OF the Boone Probate Court d. le45
"A said court declared the Of Jesse Smith,
probably insolven creditors therefore required file
claims against the for allowance
within ten months from the dale hereof they
TO payment AARON SMITH. Adm.
Noyem her1 IA en-
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-12-25

FUNNT.-The st. Joseph Valley Register made
some prophecies some time since, respecting U. s.
Senator We promised to call its attention to them
at future day, which we now do, with no time fol
comment.
We would also call its attention to IN article of a
late date, headed The next Governor" wherein it is
progressed that Jesse d. Bright would probably be
"the competitor Of" Orb in the next gubcrnatoral
race ! What think you of prophecy now, gentle
menl DO you lack experience Fifteen years of
editorial life may make you better prophets.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-12-25

L the November Of the Hendricks Probate Court A. D.
s45 said declared the William
he probably nsvent The creditors
their the for Probate Cou
within hereof they will not he entitled
TO payment SAMUEL j. ESMi NC Err,
ROBERT 81 mcgee, Aoms.
Danvlle, Dec. 10, ls45. 0-3wsr
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-12-25

The STEAMSHIP GREAT BRITAIN on her way to
England, broke her propeller on the Both ult.. af
ter being out three days. She did not reach Eng
land I'll the 18th. under sails. The Great Western
arrived out in 10 DAYS
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-12-25

TIE WoMAN's BILL has passed the Senate of Geor-
ga, securing the married women their own property,
and similar to the law on the same subject in Louis
lana and Mississippi. There is probability of its
passing the House. One of It's provisions Isl that the
property, real or personal, in the possession of
man at the time of her marriage, or which may be-
come hers as egatee after her marriage with the ma
tural increase of such property shall not be vested
IN her husband, or liable for his debts-but that the
artificial increase of such property, after deducting
expenses of support of family, education of children,
&c., may 60 to the of the husband.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-12-25

0AFMorrison pretends to have received a letter
from no less than member of Congress-, asserting
that Benton will "go against the Administration"
We do not believe that Morrison has received any
such thng and Pretends to it merely as an excuse
for giving Benton a stab in the back
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-12-25

CTBy statement in the Madison Banner, wa are
made aware for the first time that Morrison nnuta-
ted the Presidents message in hs. paper, by leaving
out about tlco columns of This was done we sup
pose, for the sake of saving few dimes as well as
attempting to beat us. 1t is Morrison all orer
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-12-25

GT Most of the Wing editors in this State set
upon the Governors Annual Message, like set of
regular ours. We should like to ask of them, what
they think Of the praises of the same message BY
such papers as the Louisville Journal the New York
Tribune, Express, Journal of Commerce, and other
respectable papersl
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-12-25

ance may come too late. We say then, hold tight the
rein Let these "BaDk Democrats be taught les
son that will last them the remainder Of their lives,
and if they get mad and go TO the Feds, call q
grand jubilee Of the Democratic party, and all in the
State viii attend.-Nep Albany Democrat, Dec. III.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-12-25

OF Mr.. Baker, of Vanderburgh, in a letter to the
Evansville Journal, dated Dec. I'd, says
..Our House don't take the papers-the Senate,
however does; please inform my constituents of the
fact"
One would draw unfavorable inference against
the intelligence of the House, perhaps, on the above
statement; therefore think it due to the House to
state, that it afterwards did authorize subscription
for copy of the State Sentinel and two copies of
the State Journal for each member. We hope the
Wings won't find any cause to grumble about this.
1t is certainly pretty fair arrangement for them.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-12-25

GIVE should like to know how much the Sinking
Fund allows their Organ for his advertisement In
the Journal or Sentinel under the old rule we should
have been allowed $40 But we suppose they have
increased the price, thus making the people pay for
assisting to support their Bank Organ, the Royal
Family Gazette.
Wonder if these Bank Aristocrats ever IMAGINED
that they supported the State Sentinel Establishment
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-12-25
state of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Comfy.

Green Richardson Joel Richardson.
chnaeaf.
defendant,
- the 2Sh day OF November Green
sued Of The Office Stephen Justice OF ~ pe.
and for the of Hendricks, In Indiana r ~
Foreign Attachment by virtue Of which The S2 es
been seized and taken sz
and that said writ stH pending undetermined Give. s
der hand and this 10Th day OF December le4s ~
60-3wkT =. CRAWF0pn
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-12-25

CLOTHS.
FINE assortment Of English American cl.sh.
n some Of superior quality, at R. Q. NELDRUMs 81
GOLD PENS.
SMALL ot Of Gold pointed prnc "A n
n very finest quality fos sale ny G. A. FERGUSON si
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-14
DENTAL SURGERY.


hODGF 4 PARNELE, No. " Bond-sireei, New lorki
~ and Pennsylvania Avenue Washington, d. G. respect,
fully tender their proe. onm services io her if'-ds ana
the public and all who require he advice AMI sAi ~
fhe EXPERIENCED AMI PRACTICAL DENTIST 10 call
ON them learn their terms and examine their claims 10 pun
lie confidence and patronage.
They would particularly call attention 10 their Patent
method of .rung 4rncai teeth when set on gold piaf
which !. used by themselves alone in the titcs OF New.
York and Washington The most prominent advantages 81
ths mode OF fastening the following - II saves ir pam
always attendant upon the removal Of The roots OF me ron
teeth and uaats those highly useful In fastening NE
,6ca teeth 2 u gives the teeth greater tness, render
ing them much less troublesome, or much more use
i may be, In the process of nascaon han te
common mode. 3 II renders easy 10 remove ana replace
which, together with the OF
fasenngs enables the keep them always clean
The grea Improvement secured by this patent nr.sis but 10
% seen in order to understood and 10 be used 10 be a
prccaied II has received the appreciation 81 some OF e
most distinguished Dentists In the country ana universally
commended by those VINO have ayeed themselves OF rs al.
yanages.
Hereafter j. SMITH D0DGy will devote his entire attention
10 the Office A. BOud-strec YORK, while the junior
mariner will attend 10 the business In Washington MI.
Dodge begs call attention io the following recon-
menfaon from the Hon. Sas Wright late Of the u > Sen
ate and now Governor Of the Safe OF New YORK 80
WAsHiNOroS, ID. c. Feb. IS, 1913
Dr. J. Smith Dodge, upon his arrival IN Washington 10
open an OHce Surgeon Dens presented o me eurfs
rom several friends Ia NewYork OF the highest respeca-
5y and standing containing the strongest ana most asY
,c-r and , superior professional qualifications ihesr
sal .facOry evidences OF the man and ne Dehs
me Al once 20 engage the professional services OF Dr. Doage
for my islly and my WE ana hyse'' az INV a'
from personal experience, add our own equally asofaoe
testimony u l- favor a gentleman and snlul Dentist
This testimony thus gwen by well IN obedience u
he earnest solicitations VI respectable and worthy trends IN
New Yors who have many years experienced the ski
rnd fidelity OF Doctor IN his profession, ms 10 my own CON
'S msI sa Z. s ''' sILAs WRIGHT
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