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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-09-10

TOBACCO Mr.. Walsh writes in his letter from
Paris DIR. Bowrng's exposition in the House OF
Commons, on the 10Th inst. Of the tobacco question
in Great Britain, went 10 the United States by the
steamer of the l0th: but cannot refrain from ndi-
eating il TO you and your readers. The high tRtles
aud the consequent contraband are exhibited in most
instructive magnitude and deformity. The amount
suugglel is at least equal 10 that OH which the duty
is paid that duty being between 500 and 900 per cent
on the value Of the commodity. This year the
convictions in the courts for smuggling have been five
hundred and ihirty-eght and before magistrates mol
less than eight hundred and seventytwo, in England
alone. The Doctor added:
1.-THE ratio in ireland and Scotland was even
greater for while in England they were l02 per cent
in Ireland they were 2J2 per cent and in Scotland
45l per cent? but Of 1913 persons convicted last year
of smuggling tobacco in quantities exceeding I0O
pounds, ony fifteen persons bad paid any fines, and
the aggregate amount Of those fines was only fS05
The enormous charges that fell upon the public in
consequence deserved consideration LIS prisoner.
had 10 be maintained in jail, a cost OF more thar
$4,000, without reference To the cost of prosecution,
aud other incidental expenses. Ii was grieyous &c
also, that the greater portion OF the parties
yictcd of smuggling tobacco were British sailors"
Nearly twenty-five millions of pounds were fraudu
enty introduced every year; III London alone there
are not fewer than hundred and thirty thousand
shops in which tobacco is sold. The motive for con-
traband operates occasion adulcration in like de-
gree. Dr. BOwrng eXpatated on the immortality, crime
and misery, a consideration important even fo
the government, than any tobacco income He advereC
also to the heavy cost Of the coastguard amounting
G600,O00 or G7O0,OOO per annum, much of which
might be saved if the duty were lowered and the
inducement to smuggle thereby diminished. 1t seem:
probable that the duty will be considerably lowered
on clear calculations of fiscal gain
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-09-10
Particular Notice.

Pun particular received this Office, to
public withdraw an travelling agencies, excepting
ef TrLEa; also arrangements heretofore made with
Western Cuyulor" Spectator" m n is old proprietor
wa concerned With new conductors u Tho paper arrange
have made.
q. A. & J. T.. CHAPMAN.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-09-10

dErThe New York Constitutional Convention has
decided in favor Of creating Court of Appeals to
consist of eight judges four 10 be elected By the People,
and four to be selected from the bench of supreme
Judges. The vote stood yeas 63, nays A.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-09-10

CONGRESSIONAL SrEEcHEs.-A Washington cores.
ponden of the Journal of Commerce writes follows
We presume few will except to the remarks which
he makes:
1t is very fortunate circumstance for the country
that the editors of the two leading journals of this
city have come TO the wise determination neither &c
report nor publish hereafter the long and verbose and
inane speeches of members of Congress. 1t will
eve their readers from bore, and the public taste
from opprobrium.
Mr. Walsh, in one of his recent letters, remarks
very justly, that the oratory of our Congress has be-
come turgid and bombastic than it was formerly
and the is that much encouragement is
gycn by these newspaper reports to the vainest and
most windy of our orttors. Mr.. Walsh referred par
tcularly to the Oregon speeches. but he has better
example in the Mexican speeches, now in course
of publication. Some Of these are very amusing.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-09-10

0ETThe New Bedford Mercury, wing paper,
asks" How do the wings of the Union stand =
and answers the question by column of comments,
the spirit of which may be judged of by the conclu-
sion, to-wit
The 'e'ig party is 'ceqk erery Of Neae
England. Al The rest, gallant Ohio stands joined
only 1oih Kentucky-at the south thea hare merit 10
nothing AT the north they ia a minority
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-09-10

GA second breach has occurred in the Pennsyl-
yania canal, about 20 miles east of Pittsburgh.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-09-10

0r7-The Treasury department of the United States
has transmitted to the Governor Of Louisiana, draft
on the Mint for $2,2i3 90 to pay the interest on the
money borrowed by the Governor to equip volunteers
in New Orleans.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-09-10

The franklin Democrat Is out in favor Of 4 thorough
and speedy organization Of party in this State
We will second the motion Of the Democrat, but
though may be put to vote, and carried unanimously,
fear the proper action will not follow. The result
Of the late election certainly diseloses the want oil IT,
for though we have elected our Governor by an IN
creased majority, yet by the want Of management, or
by bad management Of the Democrats IN several coun-
ties, we have lost one branch Of the Legislature.
Indiana, however, is now clearly aud undeniably
Demoemiic She can, whenever she exerts her power,
give large Democratic majority, and IN general
election is now wholly beyond the reach Of the Wings.
We will have very Little trouble hereafter, 80 far as
that is concerned, with only tolerabe degree oil
unannity and energy.
In view Of the important elections that TO take
place next year, as well us the Presidential election
the year following, should like 10 sec an organlza-
ton this Fall We are in favor Of State Convention
TO be held as usual on the 9th Of January next But
we hope il il decided TO hold one, that II VIII be
convention Of delegates properly appointed aud not
mere assembHge Of the Democratic members oil the
Legislature, aud few politicians who find leisure to
hang around the capital during the winter. IL - too
often the case that such generally manage and control
our State Conventions. In fact, they generally have
the business "cut and dried" before the delegates
arrive.
The only proper 20 pursue is for every
county to send delegates-regularly appointed men,
and when appointed make them 20. We do not like the
plan that too often prevails, Of appointing ererybody,
II does well enough II mass meeting by way OF de-
monsiration is DESIRED but for business convention,
which we hope tins will be, If we have one, II does
not answer. II each county will select reasonable
number Of delegates, and reasonable number only,
say not over one for each township, aud believe
would be better il less than this number were selected
better aud more puncual attendance would be secured,
aud the business done in much orderly and sat-
sfactory manner If could get such convention
as this together, with the understanding that they
assembled do business, and that business TO be
done before the Convention adjourned, even If il took
more than one day, it would doubtless be productive
of much good.
We are in favor Of such convention. IL such an
one is TO be held, see better plan 10 bring IL
about than for the State Central Committee, TO issue
circular calling one; and if they should decide TO do
so, we hope they will urge the view we have taken,
that is Of appointing certain number Of delegates.
with view their punctual fundamentally might
even agree upon the number each county ought TO
to send il would, doubt not, bring out better dele
CATION We presume, however that they will not
act in the premises without general expression from
the Democratic press of the State.-JaeksoRiaR.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-09-10

RESIGNATION OF Hon. GEORGE McDUFFK.- The
Columbia Carolinian says, /" in consequence of his
physical prostration, il is now understood Mr. McDue
viii vscae his seat in the Senate of the United States
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-09-10

0c-Counterfeit Mexican Dollars are in circulation.
They made of copper, covered with thin silver
plate. that they resist tie ordinary tests. They
are dated 1916.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-09-10

0rTGen. Cass has accepted an invitation to delIve
lecture before literary institution in Boston il
November
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-09-10

Duff Green has established new cotton factor,
near Fredericksburg, Va, being the third in tina
vicinity
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-09-10
AUDITOR OF STATES OFFIcE,
SerI al IAIA

The attention Of persons, the interest whose
mortgages 10 the different trust funds may be- IN ar
resrs is invited to the following provisions of the
OF January 10, 1916 II will be that the penal
ties for non-payment are heavier hon have heretofore
been charged; aud ii will be materially TO the advnn-
age Of mortgagors to call and settle for all interest
due for six months prior TO the LIST Of October next
iIORArIo j. HARRIS,
Auditor of State.
Sr II shall be the duty Of the Auditor Of stfe, by The
FIRST day Of April and day Of October In each year
10 ke list Of all mortgages % said fund.- which
nofgagors have failed for than six months to pay
the u interest due setting forth In such list the
name Of the moTgagor description Of the land motsagd
aud the thereon which said list the Auditor shall
publish n Of the newspapers published 10 Indiana
polls having most general eeulaon or four successive
weeks after the days Of April and October respectively
specifying day In said publications. after the expiration Of
the ssd four weeks when the lands upon which interest
mains unpaid shall be sold according TO the laws n
force in reioD the sale Of such lands except fa
the sre modified by this act.
SEc Any whose lands may have been adver.
tsed for sae specified In the preceding section,
any time before actual sale thereof rnsate his mott
gage by paying the interest due at the time Of rensatug
The together with the Of advertising the lands
and Eve per eenium damages on the principal due 20
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-09-10

hen with four legs is on exhibition at Providence,
L -
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-09-10
The nIndison Flood.

An extra from the Madison Banner gives the fol-
loving particulars Of The food which occurred in that
vicinity on tlc 3D. inst, brief account Of which sc
gave in Saturdays Semi-Weekly
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-09-01
EDUCATION OF DAUGHTERS.

Since there IS season when the Youthful must
cease to be young. and the beautiful to excite adm
ration, 10 learn hOr 10 nror old grdccfuNy is per
hapS one OF the rarcst and most valuable arts that
can be taught 10 women And It must be con-
tcSSCd 1t Is most severe trial for those women to
lay down beauty. who have nothing else Ia take
up. 1t is for this sober season of life that cd
ucaon should pay up It's rich resources. How
ever dlsregardod hitherto they may have been.
they will be wanted now. When admirers fall a
way and tattcrcrs become mute the mind VIII he
driven TO retire into itself and if il find no enter
tanmcnt al homo. il Will be driven back again M
on the world with increasing force. Yet forget
ting this. do not seem to or daughters cXcIu-
sIvcy for the transient period OF youth. when it is
10 matrIrer life ought to advert2 Do not cd
ucatc them for crowd, and not for themselves !
for show and not for use!
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-09-01

Thames He yraS oF ,y,a 1.-u,~r,~o -. 80
feet ten inches I;.rb u,u c,r,,,oa IL; ~.;;4 It'll
the endurance ~ fat;,,na l,:c!, ii mi. --.tia
of s,,s., ;., J.; -
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of l.,,,tlii.. -. a. "-''i 81 ~
an II -, - - - = d, % ii,ii
avon =, 1.a.i n :, - 40 i~"'' mn
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va ~ o''5 oi us t''d'-i- Il
- 20" -' i' f'~ - ''io'.-7' il9 o""ii
| ~ a. nj no II ~ i----i.Sii'
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- NasS - ''l'-1'. - i"IIi-
:, ~ ~ - to- ~ i'iaSo'lc'a' ana rs
: !" lily 9d''-1'i'idiA l"lINSt9 u Ms
Qua it 'f.iihef gave nor acc pea quar- tets--
80 Pat daoAi'"I ds II may III 10 me prisoners
IA one instance ne : Sad 10 iia'e buried ms iona
,."n III '' lsd" vi "thtppe"dt ciiici whom ne
"'',i a''i'siE chSdGcd III iHi9satFeih9 Sosie o.
'uules men, alt"rf ll'y iad been made prisoners
~ ny bil'i9h dld iluLdiS- II Had long bech q
iA'oElie pfoIccf 81 TINS aspiring chIet, 10 unite tine
hoF'leri' western ana southern Indians tor the pHr-
p,S' 81 ft9aiihG 1h'if country a lar As onia---
" me "f ms grand idca originated ~ rs own or
~ Dio'ii'i , Ho' of was suggested ny IN Drit-
's"' IS hot kHo"Ii--Dut i!'s much Is certain ne
cherished me pan WIN eilililsaSin and actually
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-09-01
ERlGADIER GENERAL TECUMSEH
DEATH s. CHARACTER.

..On the left the contest was more serious: Col.
Johnson who commanded on the flank of the re-
giment. received terrible fire from the Indians
which was kept up for some time. The colonel
most CALAMITY led the head of his column into the
hottest of the enemy fire, and personally OPP
posed 10 TccumSeh At this point condensed
mass of sayagcs had collected: vet regardless OF
danger. he rushed into the midst OF them-so
thick the Indians this moment. that several
might have touched him with their rifles. He
rode white horse. and was known to be an
officer OF rank-a shower of balls was discharged
at hm-somc took ctfect-hs horse was shot I'M
der hin--hS clothes. his saddle. his person. was
pierced with bullets. Vt the moment his horse fell
Tecumseh rushed towards him with an uplifted
tomahawk to give the fatal stroke: but his pres
cnce of mind did not forSakc him in this perilouS
predcamcnt-hc drew pistol from his holsters.
and laid his daring opponent dead at his feet
He unable TO do more; the loss OF blood de-
prived him of strength TO stand. Fortunately. at
the moment of Tecumsehs fall. the enemy gave
way which secured him from the reach of their
tomahawkS. He wounded in FIVE places: he
received three shots in the right thigh. and two in
the left arm. Six Americans and twenty-five lndi-
ans fell within twenty yards of the spot where Te-
cuniseh was killed. and the trains of blood al
most covered the ground.
CHARACTER TECUNsEH.-The celebrated
aboriginal warrior. Tecumseh. was in the l4th
year of his age, when he fell at the battle of the
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-09-01

BEWARE OF CONSt1 MPTION,-Iiow many per
sons put of from that lmportan, cal
Ine-attrndnr 10 their hcaltil-unt too late Look
around particularly city, and VIII da,ty be
hold hundreds Of persons whose bcspcak
suffering with diseases OF the lungs protracted
cough approaching destination,
out, perhaps, being sensible of their serious situations
May THIS warning awaken them due and a,
seek relief. which to be found pr. Duneans
EApeetorant Remedy safe, pleasant and rtaln med
clne for the of cough and the prcmonitory symp-
toms that lead Consumption This medicine innIed,-
atIy heals the irrtuted membrane Of the bronc and
lungs. gives strength and support the enfebcd frame.
titus causing the lungs throw off the viscd secrefed
matter that accunuates and settles upon them.
Rfad hi foiotria- and carc.-Dr. Dun can--Dear
SIR: You VIII please accept these lines from who ha.
been spared the furnishing angs Of Consumption
by the tiuiei Of your inestinabe E2pectoran Rem
cdv has call your city November last. during
cold and damp spell, which caused take
bad cold attended with fever Ny throat became
cough ary, hard and Obstinate with scarcely any
cspectoraon; pain and my breast; Length
sweating at right commenced. with much weakness and
debility During this time l used many
era beng highly recommended the papers, but they
all tented my suferngs, by binding up my
system, and only giving temporary relief my cough
Finding that disease assuming serious and dam
character began 10 be alarmed and took the ad
vice OF our best physicians who recommend
ed your 'Espectoran Remedy. and advised TO
six bottles. at your Cincinnati Office
for then and commenced using the medicine
received fancied 1t gave relief the first day.
the second day my cough felt much and began
throw large quantities Of phlegn and On
the sixth day my cough disappeared my strength gadu
ALI increased, and this am truly happy % stat.
you that rendered sound in health and attend
NV occupation as usual CHARLES WILSON
sprin gfied, o, Jan. u. 1916
For sale al the Richmond Book Store.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-09-01
Power of Steam.

It's on the rivers. and the boa,men NAV re-
pose on his oars il is in highways. and begins
10 exert itself along the course of land convey
ance; it is AZ the bottom of mines. a thousand
fee, below the earth's surface: il is in the mill.
and in the workshops Of the trades. Il rows. i
pumps. It eNcava,es. It carries. i draws. it t,s..
hammers. II spins. 1t weases, It prints.-From
Webscr's LsciuIes.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-09-01
ltONst MPTIvES CURED--RfJoicE. REJOICE.
Z / ALL--rL...-Lar TIE i.4L. !. G-1-.--Ln III X

FONsT IPTIVES CTRED--RFJ0IcE. Froicr!.
" Reconciliation the Heart Is Glqst-DR. DI- \
CANS ENpeetorant Remedy brings hopes and fiat
terHg prospects to the couSuTPtye patient whose life
attended with great suffering ana pa reduced
slender thr a. j Despair n0tt-H hle there life
there j. hope. and may be- healed aud rdIsed
oy again tie Dressings OF health Perseverance the
only necessary that before the lungs much
diseased aud utcerafed, and Thousands
Of persons saved annually from the ..cousuptiye
grave by the timely Dr.. DIncaHs Expectorant
kemels ketd the certificates OF cures performed n
every part of the aitea States These evidences are
sufficient convince all that DR. DBueaus Medicine Is
safe and certain remedy, that dIsea.e
consumption its Infancy and health hap
FIHess-
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-09-01

DIR. Franklin had some queer notions. For eX-
ample. he thought judges ought TO be appointed by
the LAWYERS for. added the Shrewd old in Scot
land. where this practice prevails they always Sc
lect the ablest member of the profession in order
10 get rid OF him. and share his practice among
thnr1Snlros
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-09-01

| see friendship love. common sense and COM
mon honesty. sacrificed every hour. 10 what IS cal
led politenesS. | see women every day. they
say. out of respect for there husbands trcked out
with a better dress better looks. and better humor
to receive strangers. than 10 receive husbands the
rogues pcrsuading the good. easy fool. when they
give other men cleaner tableclotl and better
dinner. that they do il out of respect 10 him.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-09-01

DERTPNFt- 3TOSY, OR INFLAMMATION or THE
II Nt-. : disease very common in our 'Uesfern
Sftes. and suddenly hasteus that home
whence no traveller returns Tbs disease org mates
from the colo and Sudden changes Climate and at
Tnosphere Inflammation Of the Lungs first perceived
BY shIrering coicness followed with heat burning and
fever the breathing many difficult, pain and
ghtness ia the horax. short cough which is often dry
and continues Distressing and obtnate
GltcUt and scaafy These are the most symP-
Of this disease. when attended TO at once
ma serious consequences Almost all the deaths that
occur at this OF the YEAR Ipfana-
nation TIE lungs end Plevrq At the first attack
Of this disease there should b. lost procuring
Or. Duncan. EArectorant Remedy.
CLr or sale at the Richuona Book Store.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-09-01
4 HARD & ASE.

\ gentleman in Office Yesterday. who
came to Bristol. X. l.. from New York on Sunday
with the expectation OF being married that even
INC; but when he arrived at the residence of the
bride be found that the ceremony could not be per
formed because they had not been three times
published. They then came INTO this state and
made application 10 clcrgyman at ghton. and TO
another at Taunton bat with no better success. as
orr Massachusetts laws required a publication.
They came 10 this city Yesterday. and finding they
could not be married. even after offering
TO give bonds 10 indemnify u clergyman for
damages and Az e:>tra Fee they took the steamboat
line for New York in the afternoon. In that civ
they viii find no ditcuitv.-Bosf oar.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-09-01

(t.5-Wc copy the following article for It's histor-
ical mcrt-coming as it does from Niles Register
in l>I5 it Will be conceded. at once that ii as
near truth as good intention could make it. Te-
culnsch ,ras a notable ludan TO be Gin.
Com.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-09-01

\ Young man who had wasted hi@ patrimony IN
protligacy. whilst standing day. the brow 81
precipice. from when lie had determined to
throw himself. formed the sudden resolution 10 re-
gain what he had lost. The purpose thus formed
was firm: and though ne began by shoveIIing i
load of coal into & ilar for which he Only re-
Ceivcd twelve and Il halt cents vet he proceeded
from one step 10 another. till he more than recover
cd his lost possess ions. and died worth three hum
bred thousand dollars.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-09-01

SHAkER'S WARE-The subscribers have Just receiv-
- ed and offer Tor sale. splendid lot Of Shakers
Ware-Tubs Buckets, Breous. Bowls. Chur1s. =
which will De sold low HAINES x FARQJFAR.
Richmond. June So 1915 Elf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-09-01

TusI 5NrsGtfffEED SycCyS~. has gwen such an IN
crease! l.nana Ter fr. puHcau's E>Hsetcrant Remedy
for ;ar cure prevention o; consumption and diseases
the liver, tho proprietor has been compelled 10
tIo ot those afflicted living the st, who heretofore
have been compelled visit the Philadelphia office.
~, .y...,,S. trouble the
to inform all afflicted With disease a consunPt1e ma
ture that AMI advice always be obtained
=, Tins II r..rn Office II Is there be hoped that
The many thousands who are troubled with cough pam
m the breast ana SIDE. Of BREATH difficulty of
raising throwing OF iha vlctd fhegm and matter
that tubes and lungs. splitting ol blood
ana s,r,ua Of the throat and other symptoms that will
lead eonsl5nptIou, VIII take timely advice ana
procure few bottles az l>r Duncan ypcctoran REM
tN which arrest tie first seed OF dIs-
ease that takes neglected. and destroys life.
Western Medical Office 100 Sycamore street, tIncln-
matt, OHIO. where pr Duncuus medicines sold whole
sale and retail
a. supply Of Duncan's Expectoran' Remedy Just
received sale at the Richmond store BookPrce
Il p.r hottie March 3uth, lHl6
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-09-01

IRON and NAILS veil selected lot. Just receive
i and offered for saIe, y
May 20, 1876 HAIEES & FARQUHAR.