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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-12-17
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In the year 1914, the product of
this investment amounted to-, ,949 Sd
Owing TO partial failure of the wheat crop
in some sections of the Stale The past summer,
the revenue arising from the canals has been re-
duced this year about 100000 below the annual
amount received last year.
The debt Of the State, both foreign and do
mestic, does not at this time vary much from
twenty millions of dollars. This is a subject Of
deep solicitnde TO the people Of the State, and
tends greatly 10 augment the burthens of taxa
ton. The debt has been contracted chiefly in
the construction Of our public improvements,a and
at time when the State was comparatively new,
and destitute of the means and ample resources
which i now possesses. OF the extent to which
these improvements have contributed towards the
prosperity and advancement Of the State, and
The development Of the resources of the country,
il would be difficult TO form any adequate con
cepilon. In the payment of the interest, and the
ultimate liquidation Of the principle ofths debt,
The faith and honor Of the State have hitherto,
and will continue 10 be, sacredly preserved, and
kept inviolate.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-12-17

The RuSsi0n Mi8Sion--We learn from Wash
ington, says the Statesman, that the President
has appointed Andrew Jackson Donaldson, Esq,
Minister to Russia. 1t is rumor, however, and
we can't answer for its correctness.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-12-17
More Cures Performed By DR.. Duncan's E1
pectOrdat Remedy..

pect0rdnt Hemedy..
DR.. DUNCAN dear Sr:--You may perhaps
remember that consulted with you at your Office
in Cincinnati, in June last, when you examined
my lungs and informed me that there was small
cavity forming in the lobe Of my left lung, with
slight ulceratons, and advised me to take few
bottles of the EXPECTORANT REMEDY,
which bought of you, (6 botlles) have used
4 of them, and feel as well as everI did in my
life. My cough disappeared after using the first
bottle, the pain in my breast also left me, my
strength increased, aud also my appetite. The
medicine caused me to expectorate large quanti-
ties of foul matter after this was all thrown uy,
felt relief al once. think that the whole world
should know something about the good effects OF
your EXPECTORANT REMEDY" for the
removal of the first symptoms leading to Con-
sumption. Please inform me if you think it ad-
vsable for me 10 use The medicine any longer.
Yours truly, and ever grateful,
a n
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-12-17

Edict Of the German Diet.--Mr. Buchanan,
Secretary of State, answers the inquiries of pub
fishers of German newspapers in the U. States,
that, although the edct, prohibiting the circula-
ton of such papers in Germany must be con-
demned BY every enlightened man, yet our gov
ernment are bound to respect all regulations OF
our post office department.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-12-17
HORACE BINNS
NaorU Hamilton q

LNUuT IIuI1IIIOH, OIIIO.
Dr. DUNCAN'S WESTERN OFFICE, $50
Sycamore street, Cincinnati where his medicines
are for sale in future wholesale and by the single
bottle. The above medicine for sale w. b.
Beebe, in Cadiz. dec II
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-12-17

Mr. CaIhoun.-We see ii stated that Mr.. Cal
houn has positively been elected Senator from
South Carolina. The Charleston Patriot says
that he yielded his consent to his friends to take
a seat in the U. S. Senate, with the distinct un-
derstanding that they are not hereafter, on any
terms, to couple his name with the Presidency
of the Union.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-12-17

or The proceedings of Congress and our
State Legislature, do not, as yet, possess any pc
culiar interest. We shall, in ournext paper, how
ever, commence giving synopsis of the doing:
of the Solons at Washington and Columbus, ant
continue it regularly thereafter. 1t is probable
also, that we will give our readers an occasion
letter from the National Capital. We have friend:
there who can write, and well too, if they will
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-12-17

Virginia U. S. Senator.-Hon. !. s. Penny
hacker, was elected United States Senator, by
Virginia Legislature, on Wednesday last The
vote stood as follows; |. S. Pennybacker, 1l0;
w. c. Rives, 40. Thus does the traitor Rives
sink into obscurity and insignifcance, and now,
I" solitary and alOne," he can mediate upon the
infamy and treachery of his political life.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-08-21
State Lunatic Asylum.

We understand that in a negotiation. with Mr.. N
Bolton for the purchase of the Mount Jackson farm,
two miles west of indianapolis OH the National turn
pike, the Commissioners and Mr.. Bolton are within
three hundred dollars of trading. Mr. Bolton has shown
laudable desire to pay off the judgments against
him in the Circuit Court, the of them being in
CURED as security for Others and generally pushed
against him during the tedious lawsuit, in which he
finally triumphant, Instituted against him and
John Livingston by Wing Legislature for over
charges as public printers-the whole expenses of
prosecuting said suit after Mr. Livingstons failure
and departure from indianapolis falling upon him.
Messrs. Bolton and Livingston, as we before remark
ed, were entirely exoneraed by jury of their coun-
try-the State having the assistance of Oliver H.
Smith to assist her In the prosecution of the suit
The location, in opinion, is the best in the State
and is offered for thousands of dollars less as
we understand than he could have taken several years
since, before many of the improvements now upon it
were made. We esteem it bargain the State will
not soon meet with again, and we convinced, if
the interests of the State studied, the bargain
will be struck The price he offers the farm of 100
acres is five thousand three hundred dollars-the
commissioners offer bin five thousand.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-08-21
Pei Ianks--Government Treasury.

The Charleston Mercury's Washington correspond
ent alludes to these interesting matters:
'fhe matter of pet banks and depostes is one that
requires an immense deal of watching, and brings
forth immense quantity of maneuyreing from those
who are DESTROYS to have the handling of those pub.
lie ffoneys-the deposites. II 50 pleasant han
die the money of the dear people, to have million
two three to loan out to your friends custom
ers on theft notes. and charge them pretty high
Of interest," while you don't pay any interest yourself
Besides, If you get hold of pretty large sum, 1t may
be profitable to 6usf-you may be able to make very
good thing of il by obtaining or millions of depo
sits, and then making tracks for Texas for Tex
as that's no longer the FL Dorado of Swartwouters, but
for some othof land of promseor by having an explo-
sion and then taking the benefit of the Bankrupt law if
there be one; after which, you out whie-washed,
ready to set up your carriage, bald houses, and be-
come a millionaire all at once. But seriously, the
placing Of these deposites in safe keeping by the
Secretary OF the Treasury is of his most arduous
duties, and one that when discharged In the most
faithful and upright manner still be matter of
deep anxiety and concern to him. so intimately is
safe-keeping and. disbursement of the public funds
connected with the public welfare and the success of
the administration. There have been announcements
upon announcements that Mr.. Walker making
the best arrangements In his power to the de-
positories the placing IN his hands of equal amount
of State Stocks, &c. That Mr.. Walker will do his
utmost under the present state of the law, do not
doubt while believe that the next Congress Will re-
establish the Independent Treasury, as that the
present troublesome and In the best of times unsafe
method will be superseded"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-08-21
Rise and Fan OF Pro,ec.ion.

Human history is little more than the record of the
appearance of faacies, their general adoption
Gus course, and final extinction. They mark period
IN the course of events fruitful as matter Of specu-
lation TO philosophers The corn laws of England,
as an embodiment OF the protective theory, have
existed for loo years, coeval with the paper system.
They are now, In principle among the things that
were, and will soon be obliterated from the statute
books For $50 years the English Government has
been IN pursuit Of phantom, which has involved the
people In misery beyond all conception. Up to the
year 1858, England a corresponding country.
Its surplus Of agricultural produce than suced
for Its own inhabitants, and the regulations of the
crown were chiefly to restrain its exports. In that
year, under Charles H., the first law favor corn
growers was enacted. The preamble of the law lays
do wn wisdom a follows:
The surest and most sffectua Of promoting and
advancing any trade occupation mystery being BY render
ing IL profitable the thereof therefore
the application of labor and capital export duty
was reduced to 81 4d and further epacted that IL
shall be lawful for all andeyeEy person buy market
and to keep his ganares and sell again,
within three months from the purchase
This degree OF protection was continued, and
gradually export duties abolished altogether and
import duties imposed and increased, until the import
prohibited, unless famine prices, up to the
year 1872 The population, price of corn, and the
import and export were as follows:
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-08-21

outlot No designated the town plat Of the town
oil MaFtinsye in Morgan county morgaged by John VIM
ter Sims total amount due, S566 81. .
Lot No ons square No a. the town Of Indianapolis
mortgsged By William H. Brumheld: total amount dee,
SyY rt -. - &C.:
tanning so in johnson county; mogaged Abraham
b. VOORHEES,; total amount due, $3.50 10. :. II
So much Of the WI half Of the az Of 90, in IS n
as lies the q side Of the middle Of Fall creek
tanning 40 in Madison county mOrgaged by Thomas
Silver; total amount due, $23l go
Outots numbered 81 %, % IS &C. s7 and IS in the town
of Martnsville, in Morgan county morgsged BY George
Winter: total amount due, 5000 90.
In any Of the aforesaid tracts should be sc on
credit the purchaser upon payment Of the for
interest," damages and Gusts, will receive deed from the
State, and will be required at the time
mortgage upon the premises to the payment Of the
principal aud interest thereon annually in advance Upon
application 10 this Office according TO the provisions Of the
statute writ will be issued sheriff Of the county 10
the and give possession
chaser. HORATIO j. HARRIS,
9-W-9w Auditor Of STATE
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-08-21

As the population of England progressed, the public
mind continually alarmed lest they should become
dependent upon foreign countries for bread The
science of farming was encouraged until it reached
high state of perfection and the continually swell
ing population steadily enhanced the demand for
bread causing the price to rise to extraordinary
level, where it maintained by action of law in
order to draw out all the capacity Of the country to
produce food. Barren heaths, marshes, clay lands,
al that under ordinary circumstances untitled for
cultivation, forced into the service, and made to
produce bread at some price, and the people were
compelled to give any price that would preserve the
country from dependence foreign nations for bread
The manufacturing population rolled up, however,
and still the demand for bread continued to exceed the
supply, until it became evident that much of the
means of the people was expended for bread, that
taxes could not be paid in full and the 10th
June, l545, the minister declared as follows:
%" do not defend the present coaw the ground that
II for the special advantage Of any particular interest
believe that il would be impossible maintain any law
which should be supposed be founded upon the eonsdea
ton upon which it said this law founded, viz desire
to increase the rents Of the landlords, (hear
the incumbranee of estates it is impossible
Its defence such ground. 1t impossible its
defence on the exclusive interest Of any class.
/ will freely own that doubt whether or no
could vndcate maintenance of this protection
ground Of being independent of fOregn states. should
rejoice In the fact and in the result that great portion of
our supply was derived from our internal resources But TO
hope make ourselves entirely independent of foreign
supply is out Of the question"
This is the result of $50 years of strife and oppres-
sion. From agricultural or bread-selling people,
they have been converted into breadbuyng people, in
spite of all the laws which could be enacted. The
manufac turing population have been taxed according
to the best estimates, ESQ., 100000, or $3.50 600
per in the extra price they have paid to raise
bread in England. in spite of all that incumbfance
the natural advantages Of England enable her manu-
facturers to triumph all the world while that
world pursued war rather than peace The COMPETE
ton has now become great, that the burden of the
corn-laws must be removed, and they have been
abandoned in principle. Hereafter the world will
look back to the 80 years of corn-law bondage in
the history of England, as they now do to the 4OC
years of submission to the Romans, and the prevalence
of protection !" will be regarded much like the
Salem witchcraft-men will wonder that such things
were.-Neuo York Morning Nelcs.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-08-21

MORE ANTI-RENT DISTURBANCES New YoRK.-
The anti-rent troubles in New York State still
tnue, and the resistance to the authorities to
grow more bold and daring, notwithstanding several
individuals have been sent to the State prison for their
participation in such acts Another outrage, in which
of the officers, Orman Steele, shot, has just
been committed in Delhi, Delaware county. The
sheriff, il appears, went to make sale for the rent
of Moses Earle, In Andes. Sheriff Moore, Deputy
Steele and Deputy Egeron, were about bringing out
cattle for sale; about one hundred persons dis
guised Indians appeared to prevent the SALE When
Steele and Edgerton were about passing into the field
the Indians with their horrible yells attempted to pre-
vent, and finally order given by the chief to
fire. Edgertons horse was killed under him. Steele's
horse was wounded and FELL Steele himself wounded
by two balls in the abdomen. The Indians fed. Con
siderable excitement prevailed, and numbers were
taken the parties. Steele died. after suffer
inc about six hours-Pa. Ledger.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-08-21

FEARFUL TRAGEpY.---We find the following in
the New YORK Sun Of Wednesday morning." de-
our New York merchants, involving the happiness
of three families and probably the lives of two per-
sons, has been rumored for two days. We have been
able to collect but few authentic particulars. The
merchant recently returned from Europe and on WIS.,
itng his country residencehad his suspicious aroused
that friend was base and wife unfaithful. Find
ing them together he stabbed the guilty pair, and
would have killed both instantly had he fallen
sensible at the moment7of striking a second deadly
blow at his wife. Both were seriously wounded, and
the husband, goryng in the belief that he had killed
both, is a raving maniac The wife, it is beev-
ed, is not fatally wounded, but the recovery of her
paramount, who is merchant, is doubtful Both were
stabbed in the region Of the heart"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-08-21
PRINTERS. LOOK HERE!

W o
1NE Undersigned prepared furnish, ORDER any STYLE size
pattern Of WooD TYPE equal In respect to any
manufactured in the United States, uoy fOp prices!
Our Types accurately cleaay finished
warranted not become injured BY which types
dinary subjected. The woods mahogany wood
&C., end gn and prepared defy the action Of
atmospheric.
Having completed and improved machinery, pre-
pared ill orders the shortest notice and being practical printers
having nine
filter ourselves ability TO give satisfaction In
9Papers that published the advertisement Of Palmer
have their orders Oiled by And papers publishing this advertise
The S. VIII receive their psyt Type hce
please
papers containing the advertisement that know where
send specimen sheets. MARTIN & JONES.
%. w conner SYCAMORE Sd ss Cincinnati
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-08-21
TO PRINTERS.
NcWSDaper Establishment for Sale.

fU,E underlined dispose Of the yenersonan
Ing orfce located RI hln6nd Wayne coufy Indians The
5ecrsonn established published regularly
since for short period In fs9S circulation
500 and with proper exeons consdc aby The
advertising and job patronage II only democratic
600 democratic
The materials Office a good
Press fontsof Plea Small Plea Long Primer Bourgeois
necessary printing
Also good assortment Of Jco Type Standing
Press The Office Is the hest OF Offices.
Any wishing embark the printing would find
this favorable location,
Richnond Ia JAMES ELDER.
Aug. Is, l645. Q3-H
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-08-21
HUNTERS. No. 4

You are notified that there will BIO business meeting
on Thursday evening" Aug. 2ls, at the Lodge Rooms
Every Brother will find il for his TO attend nj
important business is To be acted on.
IL BY order or the G. NJ, T. ID. M. See'ry
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-08-21
NOTICE.
Boone County Taxes for 1915.

FUNHE Treasurer snd Collector Of Boone hereby
ce Duplicate present year his
The amoan Of Taxes charged for the s on each hundred
dollars taxable
cents and mills for County for Road
purposes ten each poll Tor purposes fifty for
County purposes, my cents. 4 =
For the receiving he win attend the places
follow ing days. tc-wit:
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-08-21
RETURNs---Is45.

SECRETARY OF STATES OFFICE.
INDIANAPOLIS Aug 10, 1915.
To the Editors Of the Indiana State Sentinel:
SIRs I'm pursuance Of law furnish for publication
list Of the official OF the late election for Represent
atives in Congress.
/ am, very respectfully, your obedient servant,
JOHN II. THOMPSON.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-08-21

house Of iEl-fame. situated in the Southern SUBJ
urbs Of town, and believed to have been the
devious of bard Of villains, who nfest community
and make their living by theft and robbery, in
vested on Monday night by lswless mob, and burnt
to ashes.-Lafngette journal, 14h
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-08-21
Territory of Observation-Disclosures
COmnfy.

BEFoRr THE HoF. AG. MILLER, IL ME DISTRICT CouRr.
49, i'"Jrne Term, a. d., 1875.
of the petition Myers nsolv debor
be discharged from his debts Iappeang 10 the satisfaction Of
of the tendency this application
published according the former order made herein motion OF
Rlodger Walker solicitors ordered thai all the
creditors osa soent and they hereby required show
anyabey have the second Monday in November d.
Judge The Mil
waukec why che Of said nsoven should
be made discharged from his debs . BIZ rHx Count
9sconsn Argus published Madison, W. f., and Indiana
Sentinel published indianapolis Ia will publish the above
10 weeks successfully, and send affidavit Of publication
nd hill 10 his fice-Nlpankse Courier. 20-10w
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-08-21
ASss':'sg
War lecIaredi

We learn by postscript just received, that Mexico
has delared war against the United States. Don
Quixote against the windnills. Ho! for the
CALIFORNIA;
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-08-21

In TtsE JOHNSON PROBATE CouRT, AUGUST Tram, l645
MesR, Mary smith, Jesse Hughes and
Nancy Hughes, his wife, John Melton and Martha Melton, his
wife, Mary Melton ard Martha Mellon.
Ia =
OMES complainant Hicks his SOLICITOR and shows
~ OF that has been returned
Mary Melton and Martha Melton. IL therefore
Melton be flied the
pendeney Of publication in the Indiana State Sen ne
gnef circulation printed and published indnnao
lis according law appear this court The hr day
thereof and the gompaipas lin Of
viii determined
N their absence, - 80 t.e
By order of the Court Attest, ISAAC JONES, Ck.
August 10, 1876. 92-3w-is BY RS. HIcEj, Deg,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-08-21
PROPOSALS FOR PAPER.

UDROPOSAIS will received the Office OF the Auditor Of Pub
O'Clock, Saturda 9Th of Sep
tember furnishing hundred good Printing Pa
per- Also thirty plain fat Cap No also thirty plain
qusro Post No also five good ruled Letter Paper
ruled thirty article
Of blue laid No l. paper ruled Samples OF quality must he
furnished Inspection Of the Undersigned and detailed state
prices prnposa Successful bid
ders will be required into bond according law
II. J. HARRIS. A. p A.
JOHN II. THOMPSON, Secy Of State
ROYAL MAYHEM, TT. Of State.
Iadanapohs. 4u0 4. l945. 20t
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-08-21

viii Office Lebanon except
townships, until the first day Of January
Each owing road must produce receipt from the Su
the in before they receipt
full state aud County Taxes. J. L. MCLAUGHLIN,
Treasurer and Collector # Boone County.
I,eha IA. l645. 93-6w
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-08-21

ruVHIs question Is settled M the Oregon question Is
s4LERaTUS, Of the hest quality can be made IN clarion ~
Boston, mas been
fairly by who know was good afeet Ibe
succeeded making aka peecuy
that WI atmosphere and winch ne ene %
reasonable Call fc
ers store or IT miles Of indi
The national road. 4o-tm NJ. hobSoN.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-08-21

ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.
NOTICE hereby that the undersigned has taken letters
~ of administration estate OF Peter Buk late Of Marion
county, State of ndana deceased All indebted to
make immediate payment, and
having against notified them
duly authenticated for settlement The said estate supposed
be insOlvent. NATHANIEL BELL. -ddmr
ia4S l.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-08-21
SI,. NIARY,S SEMINARY.

TIME Fall Winter Of this Institution will
Thursday the 2h August and continue % weeks here
Those DESTROYS Of information requested ad
dressh
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-08-21
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. SALE.

NOTICE Is hereby given hal VIII etpose 20 sse a pnb anc
~ Saturday the 3h Aug 5 atthe late restence
Of Peter Bu deceased Wayne township Marion coey a. M
consisting horses
horse Peacock plough, siuce
saddles collars and farming utensils,
o will Of three dollars and
gvag his with approved security
fulw 06 ls45s Ie-3w-H NATHANIEL BELL, fdar.
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The Mutual, Life Insurar nee Compeany
of New York. No. Log. Wall Street.

The Mutual, Life Insurance COmpany
of New York, No. lJ6, Wall Street.
NHIS Institution has issued during the month Of July, hun
IL dred and Policies, viz:
To Merchants and Traders, 81 To Clergymen, z
To Clerks, 10 To Physicians, 5
TO BfUkes, 4To Lawyers Z
To Manufacturers, 4 To TEACHERS,
To Mechanics, III To Engineers,
To Farmers, j To Collector OF Customs i
To Laborers, Ito Cashiers Of Banks, 4
To Hotel Keepers ~ 2To 3ank Officers, 2
70 BOardinghouse Keepers, ] To Commercial Agents. 2
To Distlers, 10 Booksellers, =.
To Tobacconists, To Officer u. s. Army,
To Grocers To Gentlemen,
To Sexton, To Ladies, 9
ive.r ~,r~d
NJ. ROBINSON, President.
SAMUEL HANsAr, Secretary.
MISTURN Posr, Physician 504 broadway. ~
c. w. CAI,Y, Agent at Indianapolis. 23-5w
INDIANAP0EIS FEMALE INSTITUTE.
rNNHE the institute wifi Tuesday
ii 9Th day Of September next when MISS MARY JANE Ak
TELL will her charge Of the Institute,
Pupils requested attend punctuay a. practicable the
commencement Of the session.
August Is, 1885, 23-3w