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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-02-26

Fire in South Orange.-The dwelling house of Mr.
Reuben Jennison, in South Orange, was discovered to
be on fire, Wednesday, the llh inst and damaged
10 the amount Of about $500 before the fire was sub
dued The fire is supposed to have taken in a cham
Der, occupied by Mr. Albern Corbet, from a stove. Mr.
Jennison is fully insured at the Mutual office in this
town. Mr. Corbet lost all of his furniture, on which
there is no insurance.-t Greenfield Gaz.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-02-26

FRoM MEXICO VIA Observation-Disclosures from the city
Of Mexico and Vera Cruz the 3st January received by
the N. Y Herald is that Paredes remains in the undsurb
ed enjoyment ofhe power which his military force acqur
ed for him All accounts of revolution subversive of his
authority which date prior to the 3lsl of January l.
sed by this intelligence No movement up 10 that date
made appears contemplated against his power
and authority.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-02-26

Friend Rythsr-
In these days Of improvement, school REFORM
&C. any thing purely literary in its character that will
contribute in any way 10 the advancement of the Million
ought not to he kept from the public eye herewith trans
init copy with the exception that omitted
OF letter received Of the offices in this State which
fyou feel disposed you will up your numerous
readers.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-02-26

1Fye Of the large brick stores River street. in Troy
n Y, destroyed by fire on Thursday night-JObn N
Willard, Rowland g. Bills, and MIR Brinlnal, groceI are
among the sufferers 400 bills. -four we're burnt
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-02-26

hoRniHlE'-The following statement in the NeS'n
advertiser IS too horrible for belief "a eoored man da
recently OF the small pox at the head of South river D"
annapolis Md, and great was the fear OF his ueighS
a, nS Rouse was fired, and his corpse with all that W
ounu'ng contained, consumed He died because s''7
body deserted him in his sickness
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-02-26

Counterfeit 50 bills of the Manchester Bank N n
IN circulation and executed in manner well
deceive They are signed J. w. Parker Presiden, A.. ~
"an rnrkeT Cashier aad dated Oct 80, 1875
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-02-26
"Rob not the Children Of the Pa. /,

Despite the hue and cry of locofocoi,m ,...
the Wing Legislature, the children of the
have not been robbed yet. The taxes have No, r'N
increosed-the schools are going on, even ~, ~.
more vigor and usefulness than overland =, wa
the doors stand open to welcome the poor !,
were "without money and without price
1t is not amiss to warn the people against ,obl,.
the children. When they come to tho dHy of.l.
ing superiniendenis Of common schools. ws .,L.E
them to perform it wisely. Elect no incom,.,.''
man-for thus you will rob the children. Elo,,.'
man simply because he belongs to your party.-,..
can crow over no victory which sacrifice, the ,,n'
Of education. In short, elect your best man 4, s
ofice-and LET that man consider the Office >.
sponsbe and an honorable one, aud enter /, vss.
firm resolve TO do his best
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-02-26

An agreement to unite the interests of the Worc''f
these Corporations.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-02-26

ine ood'es OF Capt Stark, wife, son, daughter 90
several Others lost board the John Mnlurn have ben
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-02-26
VERMONT PHOENIX.
BrattIcbOrO, Thursday, Feb. 20, 1916.

ElcctiOn---March 10, 1916
WING NOMINATIONS.
FoR GOVERNOR,
ANTHONY OLBY,
Of Neie London.
roR MEMBER or coNoREss,
ICH ABOD GOO WIN,
Of Portsmouth.
District No s.-B. II. WALLACE.
No 9.--NATHANlEL KlNGSBURY.
coUNsELLoRs,
DAVID STEELE, Hiusborough,
JARED PERKINS, Cheshire.
REGISTER OF DEEDS,
Cheshire-BARTON SKINNER
COUNTY TREASURER,
Che5hire-PHlNEAS HENDERSON.
ROAD COMMISSIONERS,
JONATHAN X. SMITH
DANIEL w. FARRER, ! Cheshire.
AARON p. ROWLAND,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-02-26

notorious Mrs Costello OF New York, has been love-
sSnv practising her wicked arts. and sentenced p
nne Of $50, and be confined in the penienny i'' I,
months Charles Mason who was tried for sedueing y
s' sue injured has also been found guilty. and enlen
''i"pr'sonment for four months and to pay fine ofs
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-02-26

,ha osS IN AMHERsr--hr Robert Brown, driver y
Awhssag' rom Amherst to Montague robbed, at y
booL iouse, on Wednesday night last, of bis Pos
$40 in money! aud sundry notes %
a"'oun. o. thousand dollarsor Northampton oi
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-03-05

s'Some few of the Western Democrats COM
planning most bitterly, at the opposition their particu-
lar share of the Baltimore Conventions famous resou
ton lin favor of Oregon and Texas meets at the hands
of a few Of their Southern brethren. They hesitate
not to saw that if through these gentlemen the notice
is defeated they will 90 for treating the present tariff
with dose OF the same medicine mastery lnaciv-
ity or in plain English that they Will treat them
uDcl the tariff question they think the South Is
treating the West about Oregon, now that Texas is
secured Georgia Federal Union.
We have only to say, TO contemporary and TO the
South, look TO i!-take heed, lest We betray your
selves The Western people firmly resolved that
Oregon thea lcM hare, if all the people Of all other
sections betray them-they will have 1t without arbi
tration or compromised need be they will fight for
it. This is their deep and unalterable purpose and
he who thinks they not sincere and resolved, but
trfes with himself. The West bear the burthens
Of an oppressive tariff long the South crnge
TO British arrogance. We make no threat for the
Western people for their Representatives., but
soemnly caution the South TO beware how she through
her public servants here, treS with question which
the people of the West have staked their hearts
and have sworn before the world they Will settle for
the honor Of their country. We are panied to say
any thing having tendency to foster sectional jeal-
ouses but we cannot resist 1t here 1t is time that
the people of the South were made to realize that the
people of the West-the democracy of the West, if
YOU please-hod tie settlement of the Oregon contro-
versy on the limits specified by the Baltimore issues,
above all other questions in importance-that in in
sistng on this settlement, without arbitration
promise, they cannot and will not tolerate bad faith,
even treachery from others devoted the tri-
umph of other issues And the rote this Notice.
is not sufficient Other matters must follow the
laws of the Union must extend and protect our
brethren al Oregon-fOrs must be bullt-territorial
limits must be set-in every sense that " whole "
country must be American soil, fostering American
I ,pst nv A
there will be peace and good will in the West for all
other sections and till then there will hang tower
ing cloud, charged with the elements of storm and
tempest Washington Times, Feb. l6.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-03-05
CONGRESS.

WHITE RIVER BRDGE.---We see it stated, (though
not in the Washington Union,) that Judge Wick has
offered resolution in the House Of Representatives
pointing to the cession Of the White River Bridge
to Marion county, to save it from destruction. We
hope if such is the case, that it Will be successful
The safety of the bridge imPeratvely demands that
something of the kind should be done.
THE MIAMI TNDIANs.-In the House, on the 21st OF
February, Mr.. JACOB THOMPSON, leave offered the
following resolution; which was adopted:
"Resolred That the Secretary Of War be instructed
to report to this House copy of any contract in his
department, with any person persons, for the re-
mova of the Miami Indians in Indiana, and also re-
port if any money has been paid upon such contract,
and if so, how much and 10 whom paid; and also to
report if said Indians have been removed, aud if not,
the cause why said removal has been delayed and if
any change transfer of said contract has been made,
to report the same without delay"
Mr.. CAIHcART, from the committee Indian
Affairs, made adverse report upon the memorial of
the legislature of Iowa, for the removal of the Win
ncbago Indians; which was laid upon the table.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-03-05
The Canal Land Frauds.

To the Editors of the Indiana State Sentinel:
Gsnls-My name appears in the Senate journal as
the Senator on whose motion the rules suspend
ed second and third times on the act of the last
legislature under which made the entries of ca
nal lands by A. w. Morris and John Fitzgerald. 1t
may therefore be due to the public for to state
fully my conduct and the history of the case,
Tar as II came within my knowledge.
Within few minutes before or after that bill, with
others, was reported from the House TO the Senate,
Mr. Morris came to my desk and asked me to forward
tie passage OF the act at the time giving me
It's number and explaining its provisions; the SUBJ
stance OF which this and that 1t changed
the 2lSth section, chapter b. Revised Code from
year to two years, as the time within which to redeem
forfeited canal lands; and intended for the bene-
TT OF those who likely to lose their lands BY be-
ing unfortunate TO be unable to pay the interest
in time.
accordingly called up the bill, and upon the SUBJ
ject matter of it being made known on its reading
COL Rcyburn rose hastily and with much earnestness
demanded of me what it meant For answer TO the
inquiry, then read from the Revised Code the 2IStl
section, chapter l3 and if do not misremember
the whole Of the three sections Of the act then before
u.s. and filled out the explanation by comparison Of
the two laws in that part which makes the change
from year to t1o,-all seemed satisfied; the rules
were then, on my motion, suspended second anC
third times, and so the act passed without further de-
muir.
The bill having already passed the scrutiny of the
House of Representatives. and before the eyes of the
whole Wabash delegation, and showing superb
cial view, the kind intention of shielding the people
from the loss Of their lands it is far from being
wonder to me, il it passed the Senate it did. lie
the time and circumstances be noted: II then The
very heel of the sesSion-the bill came before
the friend Of the unfortunate-he homestead of man,
an honest man and dependent family to be jerk
ed from under them if the bill should fail No Sena
tor, (and dare say no Representatives, dreamed o
any hidden mischief. VINO looks for murder in ;
church
No member of either house regrets its passag'
more than do; and one voted for itmore inocent
ly. THOS. J. TODD.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-03-05
WAR;!

The War fever is up! England having shown the
white feather, and late information from Washington
tending show that portion OF territory, our
right to which is cear and unquestionabe," is about
to be coded to British piratical rapacity,n short,
there being but slim chance of fight any hou,
some of our crack fighters letting off their war
like steam by cracking each other.
No. /. Mccormick and the Negro. This was an
attempt on the part of Mack get the negro his
own premises where it supposed he promised shoot
ing him. The negro is the one who has lately served
out his sentence for assault the wife of the
former. Nee. is inexcusable for now attempting to
shoot the negro and the negro for carrying concealed
arms. As it was, Darby ''smelt rat ) and at the
first corner, made tracks not few but far between
Mack had idea of being thus unceremonOusly left
alone and to show his love for his friend despatched
blue messenger after him, at the distance Of some
twenty yards. Darkey brought up, and commenced
feeling examination of his neither p1rts down to his
heels; and not finding his hands discolored by the
crimson stream tackled about drew his shooting iron,
and in turn followed Mack, who from his friend
much faster than he ran to him. Darkey blazed
away and resumed his course from the enemy. The
result of the operation of his riH is not yet exactly
known, Mack kept on running and has not proba-
bly, yet stopped. As they started in precisely oppo
site directions, the probability is, if they keep of
another meeting on the other side We shall look for
news from that quarter with impotence Where are
the city fathers !
No. ?. gang of three fell upon Mr. Protzman
while in his sleigh. and beat him shamefully. We
can learn of provocaton. except that Mr.. P. had
become security for one of them.
No. 3. A pretty drunken fight on Washington
street. Result. Killed, none. Wounded slightly,
one Made drunken. nine. Bad business.
Several other skrmishes off on Friday and
Saturday, but of trihing notice. except they do SO
again. Look out for
WRETcHED-0n Friday we noticed lrOman stag
gering about the streets. We learn that she was
discovered again late in the evening" lying on the
side walks, dead drunk! She had good chunk of a
bottle with her. partly drained of its contents rogut
This woman could not have obtained a single glass
of spirits the bar of any decent coffee house in
this city But she could 60 into a store, and for
the price Of single glass, purchase enough TO send
her body and soul to destruction. 1t will be wise
men who shall find remedy for these tremendous
evils.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-03-05
Floyd CC-Inty.

democratic county convention in Floyd nomi-
mated for the S.nte Senate, JOHN b. WINsTANLEY !;
for Representative, PHINEAs III. KENT. These are
excellent nominations, and should they be successful
at the polls, Floyd county will have representatives
that will do her both service and honor at the Capitol
The late Senator, DAVIS, whom the Journal pufs very
highly, of the poorest sticks in the Senate.
Winstaney would be worth dozen of him. With
such candidates Winstanley and Kent, the Demo-
cracy of Floyd can certainly go into the contest with
zeal and pleasure. Hurrah for Floyd!
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-03-05

CoRREcTIoN.-The Bank Organ says that 'neither
the Journal Sentinel have published the matter
which we 1.-THE organl are called upon to publish"
This alludes the License Lao. 1t is little sur
prsng that the asute editor Of that print should be
often and repeatedly "called upon" to cater
for the public; but the surprise ceases after
ment's consideration. But to the assertion. We
might charitaby, suppose that the Organ believed its
assertion, because the Sentinel containing near six
times the quantity Of reading matter of that Sheet
the article in question escaped observation in the
mass. But we believe the assertion was wilfully
made, knowing it to be false; as any one can deter
mine by turning to Semi-weekly of Feb 81, or
our Weekly of the 26h
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-03-05
n-rWe direct attention

G.rWe direct attention, Of Wing editors especial
ly, to note of Mr.. Todd late wing Senator from Ma
rion county, in relation to the Land Fraud Law.
Wing editors are @busing Gov. Whitcomb for not de-
tecting the well-concealed vllany. They do this in
the face and eyes of all justice and honor. Let them
also read the statement of Mr.. Parker, the wing re-
preventative of Allen county, and, with these facts
before them. continue to abuse Gov Whitcomb if
they can.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-03-05
VOICE OF THE PEOPLE
The Tmprovel Indian Vegetable pills

(MADE BY 4 REGULAR PHYsICIAN.)
most ercelent. pleasant and nerer failing medicine
for The cure Of Ferers, Ague, Dyspepsia, Indlges-
tion, COSiireneSS Foul Stomach, Head Ache, Ilflu-
en2d, Impure Blood, Wan Of Appetite, Worms,
Coughs and Colds Lirer Complaint General De
6ility, Pains Of al kinds, Female Conn 'aintS, and
all diseases that Pills. Of ana hind, possibly cure
- ED NOT FORCE THEM DoWN-Those who have consci-
pubed-cis regarding the Sugar Coated Improved Indian Iege
table Pills for Consumption, Colds Rheumatism, dyspepsia and Fe-
veIs.
my appetite, used virgins Indian vege
Pls grew cold nie-cOud
Smiths Sugar coated Improved Indian Vegetable Pills which
s my 1sa within six days and 6ss e% e * as best
Cambridge, October 10, lsH
The Coated indian Vegetable Pills sell well and
Extract fun Levi Borrett's letter, daIed
Canaan, Maine, February 3, Is45
satisfaction where they have been purchased and the sale has been
unm that thought best request you to sead
''- E1iraci from William n PaekaIa's lsrter. dated
3 The Sy%sS for The as P You ov will please
have not hand more than boxes and do not wish
E,trac from Daniel Tan & Sons letter. dated
p Ta'S ,, . Vermont anti T , ss G. ls45
OF them them ourselves and think very
vonby them they are liked by those who have used them
dzen more and they give such universal satisfaction
Mr. Allen Palmer Depot states that she very
appointed agent his wife has been invalid for me
performed alike wonderful in the
and wanted some immedaywa agent for other pills. should
Extract from B Danforth's letter, dated
Barnard, Vermont, January
Please send me Immediately dozen Smiths Cnaied
Pills. Those sho an sold
and give universal satisfaction.
HIGH esra ION
these pills are held
HarpeT's Ferry, Virginia. April 81, Is4s.
dian Vegetable Pills have has
much Sickness have much
NJ CRIDER.
Baltimore, April IS
benjamin Smith, DDear SRI you a dram on
Mess Swift Briggs Co. and You viii that amount
in the Coated improved Indian Vegetable Pills
10 - dozen hand of the %
from Mr. Cridier. ~ w ANDREWS,
From the Vest.
Extract from MesSIs & Hills letter. dated
Detroit, March 90 1916.
DR. Smh-Dear this express of
Indian Pills which appnp-
had Of time and the calls
frequent called speak
pills highest and when supply down,
highest opinion pills. aud affords peculiar
a medicine that such universal satisfaction.
a|TPRICE p CENTS PER 30X-E8
No genuine.
nf inventor SaEih d. President
York College Of HEALTH upon every box.
Office devoted usiyely the sale Of this medicine
l79 Greenwich street, New York.
hy Indianapolis; WILLIAMS &
franklin w. MouSTs, Columbus BRowN & THOMSON,
louisville JoHN TerTe auie r. n. ELDRDcR Iaaete:
BpucE & ElDRIpcE, LoeaRpou; j. N. DEFEEFs Peru; H. B.
Rec Forty HOLIDAY, Michigan
MEEkkR W. ROBERTS, Laporie and sold throughout
States aud Canada.
aJleware OF limitations. 7s-emiwasw
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-03-05

0TThe rumors from Washington that compro-
mise was likely be effected the 49th parallel,
now seems to have been incorrect. The President
will stand his ground in spite of the South. We
hope SO and believe so, matters now stand. So the
Wings can curse Oregon as the Louisville Journal
does, calling it a eortless slip Of miserable territory
,rhich does not belong to the United States.''
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-03-05

The London :. Morning Chronicle of the 26th of
January states at is reported that her Majesty's
ship America so, Commodore the Hon John Gordon,
with steamer and brig, had been despatched b.
Rear-Admiral Sir George Seymour, TO the Columbia
river, on the Oregon; and the Grampus, 30 is ex-
pected to be sent thither when her magazine is
altered
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-03-05
Nathaniel Bolton.

We learn with great pleasure, that the Senate has
confirmed the appointment by the President of our
friend NAT. Bolton, to the Office of Register of the
Land Office at this place, to succeed Mr.. Culley,
whose term shortly expires. One better deserving
the Office could hardly be found
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-03-05

OF The Senate of Pennsylvania is engaged in
quarrel with newspaper letter writers, and has ap
pointed committee to trace out the authors of GER
tain letters which have been published in some of the
papers of that State. Rather small business we
should think
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-03-05

OETThe Legislature of Louisiana has elected Gen.
S. w. Downs to the United States Senate, to succeed
Mr.. Alex. Barrow, whose term expires in March
next.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-03-05

Letters from Corpus Christi announce the death Of
Gen. VIM. T. Alen, second regiment United States
Dragons He the sixth victim among the Off
GERS since the army of occupation has encamped in
Texas. The others Lit Col. Hoffman, Lieuts.
Higgings, Berry, Hawley, and Berry.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-03-05

0rThe Bank Organ says it will heartily support
candidates for Office WITHOUT ANY REFER
ENCE TO THEIR BANK OPINIONS" This is
just what we supposed it would do, not even except
ing ssPacraoh'bank opinions.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-03-05

011y-We have uot received che New Albany Demo-
crat lately. SEMI I; along
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-03-05
CANDIDATES.

For Prosecuting Attorney Of the 9Th Circuit,
EARL S. STONE
For Marshal Of Indianapolis,
JACOB B. FITLER. MILTON F0UDRAY.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-03-05

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Belle Miss Anna
Ballenger Elijah 2
BOdkins Alexander
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Blake Mulon
Bower Mrs Anna VI .
Blizzard John II
Bowers David
Bridgford Saml
Brown James
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Brady Henry
Butler Chas III
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