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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-12-17
SENATE

MONDAY, Dec. IA, 1910.
message received from the House, reciProcalng
the Resolution Of the Senate relative 10 the election Of
Auditor and Treasurer Of State and President Judge Of
the 9Th Judicial Circuit with amendment that the cleo
ton take piece on Tuesday Hext at o'clock.
The President laid before the Senate reports from the
Branch Bank Terre Haute aud Evansville which
referred to the committee on the State Bank
Also, communication from his Excelency the Gov
ernor appointing JAMES NJ HANNA his Private Secretary
Petitions Presented.
By Mr. Read OF the Pilots the falls Of the Ohio;
feued to a committee.
BY Mr.. Hsmrick. for divorce; referred to a Select
Committee-
By Mr.. Miigan, of TheOphilus Wilson and others, TO
incorporate them the Upper Wabash Canal Conn a
nv" referred 10 select committee.
BY Mr. Green, for the incorporation of Lodge Of Odd
Fellows
By Mr.. Osborn referred to the judiciary Committee.
Reports Of Committees.
By Mr. Robinson, from the Judiciary Committee, re-
commanding the passage Of act relating to the Office OF
Auditor of Union county, (aboshing the passed
By Mr. Logan, from the Committee on Claims, recon-.
mending the passage of bill for the relief of Joseph
hickey add David Queen.
Mr.. Murphey moved to refer said bill to the committee
on Canals and Internal Improvements.
Mr. Rockhi hoped il wsuld not be referred-its
merits been discussed before the committee Claims
and il would go the House. where it would be again
sifted.
Mr.. Murphey Withdrew the motion, and moved that II
be referred to a select committee.
Mr. Henry said there was no doubt II was mertorious
BILL
Mr. Murphey withdrew his motion, when the bill passed
TO third reading.
Reports from Select Committees.
Bv Mr. Hamer on a bill to change the name of Franc
NJ. Fisher to Francis NJ Smith
By Mr. Parks, on bill for the relief Of Rebecra Gobe
The Message Of the House relating to the election o
Auditor Of State, &c. taken up
Mr. Edmonson moved to concur.
Mr.. Handy moved to amend by concurlng SO Tar q
Auditor and Treasurer concerned and insert ococ
instead Of ii o'clock Tuesday not amended; wheI
the Senate concurred in the Message
Mr. Orth offered the following resolution. which wa
adopted ar
Pe,olved That the General Superintendent OF the Wa
bash and Erie Canal be required inform the Senat
whether there isa suticiency Of water in said Canal
and near the town Of America justify the State IN eas
ing portion thereof that point for the purpose OF pro
peng grist mill.
Mr. Hamrck offered the following resolution, which wa
adopted
ResolUed That the Committee on Military Affairs b
instructed to inquire into the expediency OF enscing aV
sxempng all the property, both real and Persona belong
ing TO the Indiana Volunteers, now IN the service oil IN
United States in Mexico. from sale for taxes until the TIM
Of service or the said Volunteers shall have expired,
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NOTICE.

order If Proate Cont OF Marion
Indiana, made at the Octo er eT In The year ei6
moceed SELL ut Of Bewuiags uae IN indianapolis, On
Monday Jauty real estate Of tie late William
The south hf f block Ne So of the dona
adjoining indianapolis he sold IN hds also the
of sI quarter Of SEXTON No 80 township No 2
of the
land in the moth of the uh west halt q" SEC
township Is E. being nearly IN the punt al The intersection
Of ofaan aud 81
Indianaposd Land p,p he sold . the acre. atso ~ Ham
section
half Of south quarter, T. and
he d sparaiey also in Madison
caIniy fractional south east
s. townslp 10, r. east Terms OF sae
twelve monihs-rce-
hId security valuation advertisement laws
AKRON AIsDRiO6E.
JOSHUA STEVENS,
afu.in. arafarz
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PROPOSALS FOR RLANKs.
EOsT OFFiCE DEPARTMENT.,
November II, le46.


November II. le46.
compliance with the seiiOn Of the act Of Con
p @ sSs teen H usually ia s S sps :sH sss
ptOn bills without authority Of law snd IN IN AID nrofd or
certain incidental expenses OF tie department
government and for other approved e6h,
Tire 5lst day December next furnishing tue following de
seon Of blanks o oar years the contracts the
h "ss % AP e. except for tie states Of Virginia Mary
commence on the lsi July, 1877.
Mails received.
Account Of newspapers and pamphlets received
Mails rereved at distributing Offices.
on both sides, aud einr ruled, with
Mails sent from distributing cs same size pper above,
but folded ensthwise, and with So lines page
Free mail hiatler small % by ia inches. 81 lines
Affidavit Of fea letters on foOscap four on a sheet.
Accounts current. fOolscap. two on sheet
Special Tort -. 40 PP post DO one page
Pos eiIs. fOOlseaP, y a Sheet without signatures
pi,o for Distributing Offices sieet signatures.
The proposals must be for state separately aud
the price IA one for each Kind OF blanks,
such quantities aud a such times may he required ny the diff
by te postmaster al The place where the may reside,
be considered delivered viii be pa for except such
Each acquisitions quantity ordered to be securely enveopd
or packed Tor Transportation aud directed tie Office the
Of me contractors The right is reserved of rejecting
any one bidder the printing for States sOinng THE
residing sraie he liz. oT He mS =.
tie blanks keep them
some place within the State be designated by the department
EAsn proposal must be accompanied BY sufficient evidence OF
The successful bidder viii required TO enter into contract
with surety, ia strict compliance with provision tie law
TO which bidders
Failures to furnish blanks promptly when oief furnishing
ose Of inferior qua lily as 70 paper printing or ruling at.
tempt 70 evade the true meaning Of the contract viii be consider
ed sufheieEtrh for its forfeiture.
Payment wan be made quarter yearly month after the
pratiOn Of each quarter
The blanks be equal 10 the those
cmens may fe seen various pOsto offices.
Tie following Quantities tie
estimates that be made years
they exceed fall short the quantities required
department toes not bind itself SPECIFIC quantity
STATE OF OHIO.
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SIZE.

EpY virtue Of a execution (vendnoni eKponas 10 ne
Sd dec Ell clerks Office Of the circuit couH OF The On'ea
states az the District Indiana will ode Tor sale ~ The Court
81 indianapolis, hroa county, Indiana he
tween 10 A P W. ths i2h day Of January neat tne
rrns and puf the following real estate 10 VIII
uf quarter OF section 81 Town 10 neuh hhse
e ant ON failing sufficient satisfy the deand
viii n The lime the fee SIMPLE OF
real the property of Joseph
A the i Of and Jones Nym H. Brown, Buell. chaa
A, c. PETER, Marshal U. s.
For Indiana
nee SIN ls4s SGT 70 Ian ny GEO. McOu At, Deputy
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE.

IOT1CE hereby given undersigned VII sell al public
yenae on the Il December, TO- tie peraa
of Da re OF aud State d indiana oeoeas
is late Perry township said county, CONSISTING
horses srtp bags, ad aud kitchen furniture ioeei-
e. yi many other articles mention Sale
at ,,fis Al. e months will be all
ss OF three en three dollars, IN hand
N.t. with led without relief whaeseg
ii0" s s. NJ " LINDSEY ROGERS Admir-
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AOUINTSFYATOgS;s NOTICE.

undersigned has this day osa
Of adn Daniel
IL county deceased. All persons Indebted u said
required inIe late and those having cans
against nosrd such claims properly auehti-
''i NV n issssosmT LINDSEY ROGERS Admr.
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roTICE hereby gwen undersigned has taken o letters
a. ON the James Marfer late o. oamh
county Indiana all holding claims aeans saa
the undersigned Tor emrh
make pygsnt an,s me 60
tate Is prbahly solvent MoSeS SAni" ' s"T
u. a..k
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Public Advertising.

AT the Editors Convention, Thursday evening
last the subject of public advertising freely dis
cussed, and the conclusion to, by all present,
was, that it is just and proper that all public advertise
ments should be published on no other or better terms
for the State counties than for private individuals
indeed the paid for official advertisements must,
in the end. govern the price of those published for
private individuals Great confusion has heretofore
arisen in consequence Of attempt the part of the
Legislature, in former years, to make show of re-
trenchment in this particular. The reason why off,
cial advertisements should be published for less than
those of the merchant the mechanic, the professional
man or farmer, has never been satisfactorily given
and indeed, never can be.
With regard to the terms retrenchment and econo-
my which in the mouths of some, who are the first
to avail themselves The labors of editors place them
in Office, and the first to PROSTATE him in his business
when opportunity offers to make political capital "a
term in its meaning now synonymous with humbugge-
ry may be proper remark, that in publishing deln-
quent lists of lands offered to be sold for taxes the
raj finances of the State all nterfcred with in
their publication. The delinquent, or his lands, if
solo, pays all expenses-amounting to a small sum
for each delinquency All citizens of the State whose
lands advertised for taxes have interest in
the matter, either individually as taxpayers. The
printer however should not be allowed an unreasona
BILE compensation and it is right that there should be
uniformity throughout the State The State also has
no loss gain the fee of the printer for advertise
ments of lands mortgaged to the different trust funds,
sheriffs' sales, &C. &c.-they all taxed up against
the individuals interested. These facts, believe,
not generally understood, and the present being
crisis in the affairs of Indiana that requires rigid
economy the public feeling, in this particular, is too
frequently invoked to accomplish objects in which the
people at large have no interest.
The Legislature should guard the rights of all her
citizens-the unfortunate delinquent, either to the
public to individuals whose property is advertised
by the officer. should not be subject to exorbtant
costs charges, but while such things necessary
the printer should not be the only marked object of
retrenchment whilst all others concerned receiving
a full compensation for their labors. As there is a
bill now pending before the Senate on this subject,
we trust a word to the wise viii be sufficient.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-12-17

We respectfully suggest to the members OF the Le-
gisature, that when they repeal the "Morr's Fraud
LaD," they should embalm the name of its Pious au
thor in the act of repea that the memory OF the two
may 60 down to postery together, and be PePe'ua'eo
as long as the records of the State shall last
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-12-17

MEssRs. EDIroRs.-Being bachelor and man of
leisure, am fond of killing time by attending upon
the sessions of the Legislature, and specializing upon
the characters of members and others who, like N.Y.
self, are ''lookers here in Vienna" | am in the
habit of sketcbng the pecularites of those who at
tract my notice, and if you think that any Of my
notes would interest your readers they are at your
service. 1t may be that my impressions of some of
these characters may be favorable than their po
litcal opponents would think to be just, but as am
no Politician and find it most agreeable to my own
feelings to think as well possible of my fellow
men, prefer to err ON tie side of charity, if at all.
Uo,rs tr,,Ir MEMO
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DTORE NEVV GOODS.

upIaCK and cheap; also rich Bonnet KID
ID hons Cahmeres wide black cloak Firm Alpaca aprons Wsn
purse Twist, Beads fInE sno -
Dress trimmings sc, Teceised Al t. X cAS1S &
recly oppshe brakes HoeE
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HEADS OF THE SEN ATE.

PARIS C. DuNNlNe, now Lieutenant Governor and
President of the Senate, is gentleman of liberal ed
ucaton, and has graduated and practsed in the pro-
fessions of medicine and law. His head appears to
be SMALL but his temperament indicates great mental
activity, and his face is bronzed by southern
sun. He speaks fuently and with marked emphasis.
His STYLE both in speaking and writing, is nervous
and bold. His manner is frank, and he seems never
to be afraid Of taking responsibility. Many reports
are circulated to his prejudice, but he appears to be
abundantly able to defend himself He possesses the
qualities calculated to make him an excellent presid-
ing officer.
On the right and in front Of the Presidents chair
sits GoDLovE S. ORTH, the Senator from Tippecanoe.
He is of light complexion and slightly inclined to
corpuency. His is rather graceful than Dig
ned, and he is of the most pleasing and Iersua-
sive speakers in the Senate His genius is versatile
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-12-17

do with do
Proposals should he markell Proposals for Plating blanks and
ad ircssed 10 the second Assistant Postmaster General
4. JOHNSON, p. N. c.
WAsHEGToS CRY. d. &.
To be puisIed four weeks In the Advertiser.
Cincinnati Sentinel indianapolis Free Press, Deoh Regis
ter, Sp-insheId H.; The Union, ST. Louis, Missouri
S2-4w
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-02-26
THE PORK TRADE.

There seems this, as there vast last sea-
son, a settled effort on the part of nearly all
the Eastern dealers in Pork, assisted by the
cFoakings ofmany OF our people, TO depress
by every means in their poverty the most
absurd exaggeralions of the number OF hogs
killed, snd by the most malicious predictions
OF loss and bankruptcy among those who deal
IN the ariIcle-the price OF pork and proviS-
ions generally. Their final effort signally
tailed last season, and itsis within ourknoV-
edge that many of those who, early in the
season, pronounced the prices paid for hogs
as uDJustihabe and ruinous, were before lis
close, speculative buyers at price which
paid the packers fifty per cent. profit. Now
we are convinced tIidtlh attempt to foreslall
Eoplnion IN the matter alluded to will again
fail and again cover with shame all those
who are engaged in it. 1t is but Justice to
state, however, there are some among the
Eastern dealers who see M more corfeclly
TO appreciate The facts which This season APP
iply 10 the trade, as will be seen by the fol-
lowing extract from the Boston Shipping List
and Price Cunent:--LOu. Jour.
= Provisions .-'ihe pork market remains
in aboutth same stat as eporledin our last
The transactions are confined mostly to re-
tail sales, as usual at this season of the year
and not much demand can be expected un-
I'll the communication with the eastward and
interior becomes regular and permanent
The packing seasUnn the Western country
is about over, and the result of The winters
operations shows an increase in number 81
hogs cur tins season over that OF last, tho
BY no means as urge as many were general
" led 10 believe short time since, from the
exaggerated estimates were put forth by
interested parties. The principal increase
is at Cincinnati and Louisville, and caused
in part by large number of hogs (esIimaleC
10 10 $4,000 being this year driven tt
these points, which have heretofore gone
Through the Cumberland gap to the South
em and middle States, but were this yea
turned from their usual course of the scarcity
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-02-26

o. We copy the following from the Balti
slore American on the 7th. Our conclusion is
that Mr. Henry NJ Pa: ne, 'stfe great scamp and
a miserable mpostor: "
SINGULAR sroRr.-Mr. Henry NJ Paine, OF
North Oxford, Massachusetts, whose life was
said to have been attempted at various times to
wards lie close Of last year by some unknown
persons, has published in the New York Globe
a statement in which some very curious discio-
sures made. 1t was minated in the New
York Globe as far back as last October that the
attempts or the life of Mr.. P. were connected
with certain political movements, and the fol-
lowing extracts from his statement Furnish the
explanation of the mystery:
''S0ne months previous 10 the late Mex lean
minister's (Almonte) leaving this country, a
negotiation or correspondence had been entered
into with him, by certain agents of two foreign
powers, relative in Mexican affairs; but in the
Intercourse lie AlmVntel was only the second
person, being the medium through whom II
engagements were made to Santa Anna at Ha.
vana, and Paredea and others in Mexico: After
Almonle lett for Mexico, it was deemed more
! safe 10 communicate Win Odula AHud budfi lho
parli e s in Mexico, and special messenger was
accordingly sent in charge OF dispatches for the
Havana, and paid one halt OF liberal sum for
their sale deIverance, the other half TO be paid
On his return with replies. This sprcIal mes
senger became acquainted while doing bushes
with one Of The Departments at Washington,
aud he communicated TO me one evening the
Tact of his mission, adding that he had lost the
whole OF his outfit at .bllIisrd-table the eve
ming before, and that his Object in commuaica-
ling his position, was TO get me 10 assist him lo
the necessary funds to perform bis mission
promising TO pay me when he received the bal
dnce of his payment.
81 loamed him the amount required, but
have TeaS son TO suppose that 1t was lost inltlte
ciaiely at the gRmbIiag-table, for he next day
proposed that should carry The Dispatches my
cell; and uiat he would pay me on my return
Out OF the balance comis & 10 him. 10 this
consented, and the papeIs were placed in my
possession with the strongest iDiunctions OF Sc
ciecy as to the mission. For re asens best know
10 mys elf, have no particular love tor Sant
Anna, and determined to know what intrigu
he was engaged in. / broke the seals OF tn
package, and learned that certain powers. pre-
tending 10 sotin good faith with our GoYernmen
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-02-26
Sheriff Sale.

EBY virtue Of an execution issued from the of-
e 2 flee OF the Clerk OF The Vande rburgh Cir
cult Court. and now in my hands, have levied
upon, and viii, on Saturday the l4th day OF
March. 1896 al the court house door in the
town of Evansville, between the hours OF 10 o..
clock A NJ and O'Clock P NJ on said day, ex-
pose TO sale at public auction .and outcrY, thu
rents, ssues,and profits for the term of seven
years of the following prope lily, namely
Lots No 4, 6. 8, Is, le, aud 90 in Blck No
6. Lots No s, 8, 10. and IA, in Block No. 5
Lots No II and 3 in block No 4. Lois n 5
Z, g, and / in Block z Lots No 6, and 10
IN block No8. Lots No 5. I, 8, II, 10, aud 81
in block No g. Lot No 90, in block 10
Lots 3, 5, 10 sad 20 in Block No /. Lots n . 5
Z, II, 10 and q in Block No 9 all in The east
ern enlargement OF the town OF Evansville; and
should nozpersUn offer or bid tor said rents is
sues and profits sum sufficient 10 satisfy salc
execution and costs will at the same time anc
place proceed 10 sell at public auction anu out
cry the fee simple OF said above described lott
fer the satisfaction of said execution and COSTS
1 III Sos " NJ. VI. WALKER, s. v. c..
Feb. l2th '46 3i-prs fee s. 80
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-02-26
Sheriff sale.

UBY virtue of Ais. Fl Ia issued from the
81 D Office of the Clerk of the Vanderburgh
Circuit Court in favor OF Robert Hays and others
have levied upon, and will. on Saturday, til e
l4th day of March, 1916, at the door OF The cour,
house in the town OF Evansville, between rhe
hours of 10 O'Clock a. NJ. and O'Clock Z. d .
OF said dag. expose 10 sale at public auction aud
out cry the rents. issues aid profits for the term
tf seven years, of The following properly, name
w
: Lot number IA, Original PIgn Of the Town
OF Evansville. And should no person offer OF
bid Tor said rents. issues and profits sum suit
fIcienlto satisfy said Fl Fa and COSTS will a
the same time and place proceed to sell at pub
lie auction and out cry the fee simple of SAID a
hove described lot Tor the satisfaction OF sait
Fl Fa interest and costs
WILLIAM. NJ. WALKER.
Feb. i2th, 1916, p So Sheriff v. y.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-02-26

INDIANA PENfrEHTIARY.-Mis Dix lately
visited the Penilennary OF This State, and in
a letter published in the "Cincnnat; Gaz-
ette,r says:-"The lodging cells are worse
Beyond all comparison than any cells ever
saw allotled to human CREATURES They are
horribly disgusting. filthy and wretcfed,-
OF the new prison she says-''lhe workshops,
except that for working hemp, arc good ;bul
the cells are small, badly built, and not ven
liatcd The windows in the out walls of
the cell building are so very high that the
lower tier of cells can receive no air, although
the doors are grated. Tbe absence of air
passages in the cells will render Them as bad
if not worse than those occupied in The old phi
son, where officers assured me it was difficult
OF them on duty TO bear he (oul impure air,
for the short time they were employed in I'M
locking the convicts. fiat this season it is
almost intoIerabIe-wh must il be in Au-
gust? TIE men are allowed as much Goa
versation with each other as they please, pro-
vided they do not neglect their work, which
they seem TO perform cheerfully."