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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-17
SUPREME COURT OF INDIANA.
CASES DETERMINED THE NOVEMBER TERM, l645.
Reborfed for the Indiana State Sentinel,
BY A. NJ. CARNAHAN.

Reborted for the Indiana State Sentinel,
BYA NJ. cARNAHAS.
SATURDAY, Dec. 81, Is45.
Colson Us the State Error to Union c. Opinion by
BLACKBOARD J.
exception subsequent statute the exception IS
of Defence and need not be nega'ved in the In
dctmcnt.
To authorize person TO sell foreign chandize without
license he have received in exchange OF his mann
featuring, for the products Of his agriculture
An indictment for selling certain foreign merchandise Tor
money not sustained by proof that the mechandze was
sold for produce. Reversed
Vawter. Error the Johnson C. Opinion by
BLACKBOARD
An Indictment for administering medicine procure abor
ton need not state the name of the medicine
nor that it noxiOus. Reversed.
Miniey Us the State. Error to the Union c. Opinion
The tight Of defendant charged with criminal offence
TO challenge juror peremptoy remains open until the u
ror is sworn. Reversed.
Morrison rs Cones. Error to the Hancock c. Opinion
/ bv BLACKBOARD
If an be sued for the debt of the inestae
and the Of the suit his letters of ad-
mnistation revoked, he plead such revocation in
bar of the further maintenance of the action.
If such plea be filed before continuance Of the cause
the FORM via that since the commencement Of the su &C.,
is proper Reversed
Monroe Us the STATE. Error to the Tippecanoe C. A.
frmcd.
Dumont rs McCuUey Error TO the Cass C. Af med
Toms Wells EIor TO the Jefferson c. Affirmed
Bennett Rockwell Elror to the Wells &C. Affirmed
Talbot rs the State Ter rel FOrsyheJ Error to The De-
cauI L L. hUTmtd
Miller ct al. Daley. Error to the Wells c. If
, frmed
Orput rs Woo9burn. Error to the Wayne c. Af-
frmef.
Luflefeld Us Haier administrator Error to the
Lagrange c. Affirmed
Yanyan the State. Elror to the Union c c. If
frmed.
FRIDAY, Jan 2, 1876.
Sfeuens Lodge. Error to the Jefferson c. Opinion
by BLACkFoRDJ
The goods Of a stranger found demsed premises
liable be distained for rent, unless they exempte
by the law by the statute regulating distress 70
C rent.
Goods morgaged by tenant 10 stranger, and
left in the tanners by agreement in the mOit
gage He'd that the circumstances that the mortgage
recorded and that the landlord had made objection 10 tn
goods remaining the premises, evidence that tn
ID goods the premises wi the landlords consent
The landlords claim a strangers goods dstTalDed
the demsed premises is limited years A.
10 frmeL
,e Jackson Adrmson. Appeal fom the Madison c.
~ pinon by SULLIVAN
IN l. surety is authorized to discharge debt
the principal his debtI until default has been mao
n by The principal the performance Of his agreement.
- But such payment will, at the lime when the de-
" would have become due, be legal demand in favor of
l. surety against the principal, and consequently legal
I'D off against debt due fr, the the principal
be against assignee Of the principal il the surety has not
m ccived notice Of the assignment Reversed.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-17

~ We had determined to say more about A.
F. Morrison or his paper and this the why
we did not notice his numerous false statements in
relation to the late Democratic State Convention
We are however requested to publish letter from
Bloomington (where Morrison formerly lived) in re-
joinder to his assaults upon the democratic conyen
ton of that county. We do this simply as matter
of Justice to friends there, and with no intention
of renewing any personal controversy between our
selves and Morrison.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-17
100 100 100 100 100

The moment the democracy cease their opposition
to the principles Of monopoly, and do not war ener
get;caliv against the measures through which those
principles seek their development; that moment
there ceases to be any essential difference between
the two great parties which div'de '"e county aha
between a few eminent men and their adhercn's' IN
which the mass Of the people are sure OF being OPP
pressed aud pundercd let which ever OF the TWO 'ac
lions remain triumphant OHIO Stafesmdn
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-17

(I.5-The London Morning Chronicle says mat
COMMITTEES is forming Of members of the Bar and emf
ncnt Solicitors, for the purpose OF setting on ioo'
public subscriptions in honor OF MIR. Justice story
il is intended to offer to the bcnchers of Lncons Inn
n marble statue Of this eminent Judge, rs " tribute
Of respect due to an accomplished lawyer, whose I'M
mortal works are equally estimated IN the mo'hef
country and in the American United States
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-17

A HANDSOME PREsENT.-A few friends OF the New
York Morning News, a sterling Democratic paper,
have presented the establishment with an entirely
new set of types, testimonial of, their approba-
ton of the course Of its talented editor, j. l.. O'Su
Ivan. ESQ The committee who made this gift, con.
s;sts of Chas O'Conner, James Mccullough, VIM
Chamberlain, Moses Taylor, ID. c. Pentz-all, says
the Evening Post, eminent merchants OF that city
The editor acknowledges the compliment IN long
letter of thanks and good resolutions for the future
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-17
Approved January 6, 1876:
JAMES WliIIC0MB.

THE DEMOCRATIC REvIEw.-The number for Des
cember contains valuable articles, which we re-
commend readers. The first Is review OF
the English politico.commercla companies, especial
ly the East India and the Hudson's Bay. Tue OBJ
lect of the author is to warn the country of tie dam
ger which il incurs from the Hudson's Bay Company,
In its encroachments upon Oregon. 1t has already
rendered more than half of that territory and the
best half, worthless to Americans, and thus have
turned from it the tide of our Western emigration.
And unless the laws Of the United States speedi-
y extended the territory, this grasping engine
of British encroachment Will monopolize all tie adj
vantages of the whole territory. Even If we should
now obtain exclusive governmental jurisdiction over
the territory should find nearly all its riches IN
Il possession of these marauders as private prop
ertv.
The history of the East India Company should be
studied by every American, as showing the contri.
of the British nation 10 grasp the wealth and
tramp.e upon the rights of other countries few
mercantile Adventures, humbly asking Hindoo
government for land enough for factory or ware
house, have enslaved all Hndostan, transported its
riches to Eng land and given to the British empire a
hundred and fifty millions Of subjects Such are the
English mercantile companies. And though the Hud-
sons Bay Company can convert this continent
into Hindostan, yet il cannot be expelled from the
continent too soon for the American interests.
Another valuable article is the" Monthly financial
and commercial article, showing the evil OF paper
money TO the commerce and manufactures OF the
, United States and the evil of high duties on cotton
manufactures the cotton planting interest, IN d.
minishing the price of cotton in foreign markets
Without admitting rejecting the last OF these n.y.
poheses, recommend the article TO our readers al
worth their attention.
: This number contains a criticism upon Sues
t Wandering Jew, " the object of which is an expo
siton of Fourierism in what the auther regards a.
# its inevitable tendencies and which he characterize
as atrociously lIcentlous.
N S,me of the literary articles OF this number ar
Il very entertaining and amung them we would refe
a to 'The Corner Grocery and 10 +" The Game Q
North America. - Among the conir buttons IN verse
" is The LumbermeD, y one of Winters song
of labor j." 1t is not equal TO his I" Shoemakers,
l. though fine specimen of his talents
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-17

GROWING INpIGNANT.--A tax-collector was recently
burnt in efigy in Carroll county, Md. The following
resolution was passed on the occasion
Resolved That it is the opinion of this meeting,
Nat any man who would undertake to collect the State
tax for the benefit of European American stock
gamblers, brokers, and spectators, would bottle the
SUNSHINE, and huckSter out the de~s Of hearen
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-17

JUDGE RICE GARLAND.-This is a most melancholy
rase. Upon an examination by the parish court, It
appeared by the testimony of ]. h Smith, broker,
and Mr. John McDonough, that Judge Garland bad
been guilty of forging note for So.l2o In Octo-
Der, Mr. Smith notified Mr. McDonough that he had
negotiated such a note and upon examining 1t, Nc
Donoueh found to his asonishnent, that the sigma
ture was his, but he
was surprised that it could have been negoa-
ted it was in such dIlapItated condition that IL
literally would not bear handling Ii separated INTO
four or five pieces on being felt. He observed TO Mr..
Smith that it bore on its surface conclusive evidence
of the guilt of the fabricator. He Mr. McDonough'
had on two or three occasions sent TO blr uaraDd -
it was his habit with the Judges - Judge Maurlan
here asked why he had overlooked hun - presents
of ftuit. pamphets &c. accompanied by note, beg
cinu his acceptance of them. Mr.. Garland had by
some chemical process obliterated the contents OF
one of them preserving the signature, and iabrcat-
ed the bill question by again writing Oh the clear
paper"
After Mr.. McDonough returned home in the af,er-
noon Judce Garland called him, confessed ms
omit. and mplored Mr.. McDonough 10 save him, his
wife. and his children. The next day Mr.. McDon-
ourh took up the note, and gave Snrh announcer ,or
g 500. Judge Garland having returned TO Smith
So 25. The fatal forged paper was ihen destroyed
before JUDGE Garands face.
The court issued a warrant for the arrest of Judge
Garland upon charge of forgery the FIRST instance
Of the kind that has happened an the u states
He had not been taken on the 18th. The wrctched
man attempted TO drown himself from steamboat on
the day before the examination. and was feared that
he would close his life by another crime, the last re-
: fuge of guilt suicide
a Mr.. Garland was Wing member Of Congress.
and RESIGNED his scat 15iO having been appointed
Judge of the Supreme Court by the then Wing Gov
: ernor of Louisiana. He was very active and IN
{ huental politician and orator.
JUDGE GARLAND Snor.-The following paragraph
j !, the Charleston Courier, is later from New Or
io,ns than any date we have seen. Ii may be true
81 learn that Judge Garland shot himself this
morning. He was convicted of forgery on Tuesday
last. lie enjoyed hitherto the entire confidence OF
the peoplc-and in addition thereto, IS supposed &c
he worth $50 900.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-17
Correction.

REPRESENTATIVES, HALL, January lo'h' lo4o.
MrssRs. EpIToRs You have reported me IN Tins
mornings paper opposing the reference OF 'he Dill
q, ro de for the funded debt and for the completion
of the Wabash and Erie canal to Evansville, to the
people. | made a speech in favor of the proposed
amcdment, and voted for its adoption. Please insert
s note in your next paper and thereby correct the
mistake. Yours, &c. .o>,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-17

ERRAruM.-In the report of the House proceedings
of Saturday last Mr. Jackson rs represented as report
ing bill from select committee TOT Tue rc".' y,
Jaeoh Rr,sber. The name should have been Jacob
Whistler
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-17

There was a rumor in town yesterday, on the au-
,hority of private letters from Buffalo, that the hun.
ters' Lodges were again in full activity and tn"'
JrI,;n .. coinc ON MI along the frontier among the
A'no,;c,r militia Are the Upper Canada radicals
Going to have a second muster at London or Gaiiows
| Uui-lfontreal Courier, Dec ~.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-17

~ The Revenue bill passed the House of Repre-
sentatives yesterday providing for an assessment
of p cents the hundred dollars and 10 cents poll
tax in anticipation of the passage of the bill IN re-
lation to the State debt.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-17

We M, il on record. says the Springfield Republic,
,ha, in the year lsi5 the town OF Springfield ana
State Of Ohio. common cider sold Tor 81 Oh oarre''
apples 81 30, and 81 30 bushei.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-17

The Washington Correspondent OF New York
paper, complains that an honorable member arJ" III,
diana smokes cigars in the House, directly under The
gallery occupied by the ladies'.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-17
Approved January 6, 1916:
JAMES WHIICOMB.

an ACT to authorize the Treasurer Of Pike county 10 per.
firm The duties Of School Commissioner.
SECTION l. Be enacted by the General assembly Of the
State Of Indiana That the treasurer OF Pike county be and
eby and required to do and peilrm all
the duties enjoned by law on the school commissioner ct
said county a.
Before entering upon the discharge OF the dulles
of school he shall take oath of office, and
give bond and security is required by law OF school COM
and shall receive the same compensation Tor MS
is allowed by law 20 school commissioners.
SEC 3. That all and parts Of acts ming within
the pu of this aud the hereby repealed.
This act TO take effect and be IN orce from and
after It's publication Indiana Stale Sentinel and nd-
ana State journal.
JOHN s. SIMONSON,
Speaker Of the House Of Rep esentdtires.
GODLONE ). ORTIZ,
President of the Senate.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-17

DrATu OF Ex-GovERNoR TmoMAs.-James Thorn
as formerly Governor of Maryland, died at his res
jdence in ST. Marys county. on Christmas day, aged
81 wears.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-17

The State Sentinel is pouring hot shot into the
bank and warning the Legislature to be on Its guard
The Democracy of the State will sustain the Sentinel
IN ;,s course for il has taken true Democratic stand
Lagrange Democrat, Dec. 2ih
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-17

purchased large tract of land in Mercer Co.. ONO
~, ,.hch 10 locate the slaves, some 800 manumied
by that remarkable man.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-17
LAWS OF INDIANA.

AN ACT TO repeal act providing the opening and
pairing and highways and streams counties
Of Bartholomew, Putnam, Ocen Henry and Perry, np
proved January 3, 1913, so far as the county Of Bar
fhoomeD is cOnreraef.
SECTION l. Be enacted by the General Assembly Of the
state Of Indiana, That entitled An act providing
Tor the opening and repairing roads and highways and streams
IN The counties of Bartholomew Putnam Owen, Henry, and
Perry be- and the is hereby repealed far as 1t re-
lates TO Bart olomew county.
SIC z That the General Laws of the State OF Indiana
relating 10 roads and highways hereby revived and de-
caTed TO be 10 full orce IN said much Of
the S1t section Of chapter 10Th of Revised Laws Of
s43, makes it the duty of supervisors additions
a of labor and except OF 1884
said chapter the board OF county
mi>siones real estate with highway leaving
il Discretionary with the board Of COMM oil
" of Bartholomew to assess any such tax or not
Sec This be in force from aud after publca
ton IN the Indiana State Sentinel
! JOHN SIMONSON,
Speaker of the House Of RepreSentatirss.
GUDLOVE :. ORTIZ,
/ President If Senate.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-17

VIM w. Nofsnger, lad Of five or six summers,
and son Of DIR. Nofsinger, Representative from
Parke county, killed by the kick OF a horse al
his grandfahcr's, in Putnam county, on Monday The
2oth nit.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-17

The Legislature Of Georgia adjourned sine die on
"Wednesday night last after passing TWO hundred ano
forty -onc acts.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-17

ORA Mr.. Wallace, of Madison, Ia, was robbed
Of S O9O-(the proceeds of sale of drove OF hog)
NJ the Cincinnati Horse market on the 10Th ut lie
o,srs reward of $500 for the money and no ques-
ti,na asked"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-17

The Lancaster Inteuigencer thinks the presen' OF
COWS and sheep 10 Hon. Daniel Webster, by Prince
Albert was most appropriate.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-17

TExAs-An election was held In Tcxus on the
18th inst for Governor and members of the Leglsla
ture The returns Indicate that J. 7. Henderson Is
elected Governor. 1t is regarded as certain tha
Gen S. Houston will be elected one Of the United
Sfafes Senator's.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-17

Bishop Soue, of the Methodist Episcopal ChurGn,
left New Orleans on the 10Th ult., IN the steamship
New York for Galveston, 10 attend the Texas 'o''-
ference
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-17
Members of the LEGISLATURE

Are invited to subscribe for the Semi-wccky and
Weekly State Sentinel. We shall take great pains
to make it generally useful to of all professions
And there can be doubt that it is comparatively the
cheapest newspaper published in this State.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-17

OF Mr.. flanagan of the U. 5. Senate and 1lessrs
J. W. Davis, Owen, Henley, and Wick, will re
ceve our thanks for valuable public documents.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-17
Missouri CONSTITUTION.

William Lee declared duly elected for three
years from the Nth June next
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-17

Mr. Gamblers name was Withdrawn after the trst
vote.
For Lessee of the State Prison, the vote stood as
follows, to-wit:
S. III. Patterson, 10
Simon Botorf, As
Samuel II. Patterson was declared duly elected for
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-17
The ApportiOnment.

The following table shows the strength of the par
les (predcated on the result of the last Presiden-
a eection) In the respective Senatorial and Repre-
sentative Districts, provided for by the apportion
nent bill which has been passed by the present lie
SENATE.
Democrats.
Steuben, Dekalb and Noble,
Elkhart and Lagrange,
Allen, Wells and Adams,
Jay, Blackford and Randolph,
Franklin,
Dearborn,
Madison and Hancock,
Carroll and Clinton,
Tlppecanoe,
Montgomery,
Fountain,
Shelby,
Johnson,
Morgan,
Clay, Vigo, and Sullivan, l
Owen and Greene,
Monroe and Brown.
Ohio and Switzerland,
Clark,
Jackson and Scott,
Lawrence,
Washington,
Floyd,
Orange and Crawford,
Davies and Martin.
Pike, Gibson and Dubois,
Posey and Vanderburgh,
Warrick, Spencer and Perry,
Total, -
Wings.
Kosciusko, Whitley and Huntington,
Wayne,
Henry,
Delaware and Grant,
Wabash and Miami,
Richardvlle, Cass and Pulaski,
Fulton, Marshall and ST. Joseph,
Iaporte, Porter and Lake,
Fayette and Union,
Ripley,
Rush,
Decatur,
Upton, Boone and Hamilton,
Parke and Vermlllon,
Putnam,
Hendricks,
Marion,
Bartholomew and Jennings,
Jefferson,
Harrison,
Knox,
Warren, White, Benton, Jasper, &C., l
Total, ~
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-17

MICHAEL G. BRGHT, ESQ., was, on last evening
reelected Agent of State for two years. The vote
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-17

tn The citizens of Marion and the adjoining counties.
,scb~ having located permanently In the city OF tna
ANNALS with splendid stock Of Dry Goods and Srocefcs
I'D 20 do business exclusively t cash aud produce ana
, r,ods by this than they can on the
r system respectfully ask those wishing To puro.sse
.n nd ,od goods 10 call his stock beiofr puhss
@ AZ he sell goods cheaper Than ,ney
have ever bee" 500 !" """""P II
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-17

For Warden of State Prison:
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-17

ANEcpoTE OF DANIEL WEBsTER.-Danie " eos'e,
had n brotl or Ezekiel, man of noble feelings, and
whose intellect perhaps, equaled his more celebrated
relative; but he loved the quiet walks OF li'e' anu
contentcd himself with the reputation oil oeing an
,rvnc his fortune in the thorny path Of politics The
brothers were always strongly attached to each other
and the following anccdote, characteristic OF then
d,ilsrent ,empemncn,s and habits. is told OF thei
childhood. Money had been given to each Of them
to go out and share the festivals and parade OF ,n
fourth of July When the boys returned at night
,be,r mother said. "Wcll, Daniel, what did you d.
with your money 7" 81 bought powder and fire
works, and cake and beer" answered he; AN
what did you do with yours, Ezekiel J" " Lent II
Dan," was the brief repy.-Boston Tunes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-12
miscellaneous.
MEEN FUN! MEM FUN

MEN FUN MEEN FUN MEM FUN
THE Celebrated Chinese SKIN Powder. for restoring
L beAaliiyus ana preserving Tie comp!eNon ana reu
dcring the -ain deicaiely white. smooth and soft
Mccn Fun il simply preparation OF Ouenia! hef.S
and may be used w perfect safety for the cure OF az c
lgneous disorders Among lie prominent are tn
Freckles nsensibe and Copous Precipitation, Bioicl.
Pimpes, Spots, Irritation Coaseness, and variety ~
others. :,
To be had of y. Clirehugh, No. 800 Broadway; c. H.
Ring corner OF ohm and Broadway; A. b. Sands Co
100 FUhousi Rushlon Co. Broadway; Henry John
SON corner Broadway and Chambersst and all other
respectable chemists and perumcTs rou shou the niied
States; and OF the sole importers, HOBBS CO w all
in hnNns s. IS and hu2I I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-12

MRS CARROLL'S Medicaled Vapor and Sulphur Baths,
vi lsl FulloG-s- opposite 81 Pauls Church
These Baths the safe. delightful and eicacious
remedy for colds rheumatism chils ard fever &c and not
only q cure, but preventive 10 many OF
.'The thousand s that flesh Is heir 10"
They afford the agreeable mode OF Bathing and are
essential 10 thorough cleanliness.
" Mrs CAROLS Balls difrr from ever other "Napor
Baths called and have been established in Ills City
for more than ~ years.
sulphur Baths require lalf ~ hours notice.
Portable Vspor Baths sent TO any part OF he city or VI
cuifr Nv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-12
- TIVE rERR DOCTOR HES COME.

THE PHILADELPHIA HERB DOCTOR ma opened
an Office here IN New ork.-ThB, same Hero Doctor
who has been doing such wonders IN Ph!.ade!PEh-"ho
has been curing ;housaEis-he has come on here and
opened an office BrooweSi No -h, between Alien ana
Orchard He makes pure Herb Medicines Tor the cure
OF A.! diseases and i willing 10 undertake. al cases eSen
The most hopeless on the terms OF No Cure No Pay II
ron know OF any one sick be 70 .c them OF Es ar
fIyal and remember the place, No go Broome--t Ing
for them au26 I'm