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Mr.. INGERSoLL'S RESOLUTION.
Offered January 49, 1885, and laid on the table under
L..

"Resolped, That the Secretary of the Treasury be
directed to report to this House the plan Of con-
stitutional Treasury az suggested by the Presidents
message, by supplementary provisions TO the or
ganic act Of 1889, without the unnecessary machi-
merry and expense of the repealed sub-treasury law,
and with an earlier establishment of coin payment
than proposed by the bill reported the 18th Of De-
cember, this session Of Congress, by the Committee
Of Ways and Means"
This resolution, moved by Mr. @. J. lngcrsoll, has
produced excellent results. On the 9th OF March,
Mr. Dromgoole, from the Committee of Ways and
Means, reported amendments conforming to Mr..
lngersos suggestions, which will no doubt become
part of the constitutional treasury law soon to be
enacted. These amendments are, FIRST considerable
simp6caton Of the enactments and machinery Of
the repealed subtreasury law secondly, restoration
Of coin currency in year, instead Of four; and
thirdly, engrafting of tbe constitutional treasury
act on the organic law Of 1885, az to render the
produce nothing than a revival Of the original
act Of Congress, at the outset Of Washngton's adj
ministration. When President Tyler recommend
ed to Congress Mr.. Webster's scheme of fiscal or
treasury bank, Mr.. Ingersoll opposed il, and sug-
gested the constitutional treasury, founded on the
act Of 1889, which President Polk has recommend
ed in his present annual message Thus, what Mr.
ngersol brought before the public by his report to
the reform convention Of Pennsylvania in 1897, il
finally, in all probability, to be adopted. Its nAu-
ence on the circulation, the industry, (for il s the
most important of all protective measures and there
fore the general welfare Of the United States s be-
yond appreciation. II viii open new and bright
era for the country. Harrisburg Argus
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New Work on the Mineral Re gion OF Lake
Superior! h 1

TN PRESS, and soon will be issued, from the
4 press Of Chas. Wilcox, Detroit, Michigan, 2
work entitled "Reports OF VIM. A. Burt and Bella
Hubbard, esqrs., on the geography topography, and
geology Of the United States surveys OF the Mineral
Region Of the south shore of Lake Superior for lS45,
accompanied by list Of working and organized
mining companies, list of mineral locations, by
whom made, and correct map of the Mineral Re.
gon delnea,ing the township and section lines, and
their connection with the location lines, and also
chart Of Lake Superior reduced from he British adj
miralty survey, by J. Hougbton, Jr and L. w. Bris-
toll" OF the reports (Which arc, together with the
field notes Of the surveys, returned TO the General
Land Ofice,) published in this work, nothin. need
I've said as the mere of their authors are suf-
fcent to warrant them the most extensive celebrity.
They abound in facts Of which every reader should
I've in possession. Amer these reports, follow n
lengthy extract on "Minerals and Mineral Veins
from DR.. Houghton's report Of lS4l; description
If Stanard's rock; table Of coasting distances
around Lake SUPERIOR the fullest and most perfect
yet published; list Of working and organized mi
ming companies, the list containing sixty diferen,
companies giving the names and residences Of their
officers the names Of their superintendent and the
numbers Of the locations belonging to each, with
other important information and list Of the mine
raj locations together with the Of the persons
by whom they were made The maps are the mos
correct that can be issued at the present time and
embrace the vsfy latest information.
To the man OF science the capitalist, the explorer
the sailor, and the general reader, work 10 indis
nensable. Address orders, postpaid, TO Houghtor
4 Bristol Buffalo, New York.
March 0S As
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DOCUMENT
DOCUMENT
In relation to the erpedenoy of increasing the military
detsnces Of the country. ....i +.

.. DOCUMENT ... . NJ
In relation to the erpedieney of increasing the military
detsnces ofthe country. ...i II. " n
Wan DEPARTMENT,
December %, l845.
SrR: herewith return to you the resolution which
you sent to me the 23d instant. The recon-
mendations in my report to the President Of the
29b utimo have reference to permanent peace
adjustment Under any circumstances, am con-
WINGED that our seacoast and northern frontier should
have larger force stationed on them than they now
have, or the department can now place there by any
proper disposition it can make Of the regular army al
this time. The number Of troops now in Texas can
not under present circumstances be lcssened There
ought not to be less indeed think there should be
more, troops on the indian frontier Should the
suggestions in the report, 10 increase the rank and
file Of companies to sixty eight or eighty four pri
Yates, be approved by Congress and carried out there
would be disposable regular force for the forts and
Qualifications the seahoard and northern and west
frontiers; but this force would not furnish ade
quate gorrsons in case OF an apprehended attack.
Besides, il would require some months to raise the
men, incorporate them in the old regiments, and get
them in position. Should this suggestion meet
with favor, | still think that authority should be
given to the President To accept the services Of vol
unreer companies squadrons, betalions, regiments,
ADD State troops fora term not exceeding year.
Our situation may be such thnt for the mere pur.
pose Of defence, these volunteer troops militia, to
the number Of fly thousand, may be needed. I'm.
der the direction Of the Executive, the number ac-
tually received would be regulated by circumstan-
The present Notifications on the seaboard, as
well as Temporary defences, which must be resort
ed TO in case of threatened hostlies must be gar.
risoned and the number have mentioue in nd.
dnon to our regular force, unless greatly in
creased, would certainly not be more than suicent
to put the country in reasonable state Of security
in case Of a war with Great Bruain On the northern
frontier, where there are now stationed only about
four hundred and eighty men, provision should e
made for placing, on the shortest notice, for, e
equal to that IN Canada, which coold bo broush,
10 assaiI that frontier hostities from that quar-
should be reasonably spprehended. Thee are
at this time about seven thousand regular British
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March 25---eoddsdsif Auctioneor.

DIANO FORTES AT AUCTION.-Or
Il Friday evening next, the 9th instant, at half
past o'clock, shall sell, at my auction store, SIX
piano fortes, one Of them made by Stein, and pur
chased last fall for 1915 and two others very good
The pianos can be seen at any time atmy auction
store. 80
Terms: A credit Of two and four months, for APP
proved endorsed notes, bearing interest
ROBERT w. DYER.
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nARIs SPRING MILLINERY wi

II optsed at Mrs, S. PARKER'S Fancy Store,
~ Wednesday, the 18th inst. at o'clock, consist
ing Of Hats, Caps, Flowers, Rbsnds, &c. Among
which are few Of the Queens Chip Regency Lace,
and all Of the fashionable styles Of Straw Hats.
March 23-3tdh
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LNAMILY CARRIAGE AND Bar0uche
IL at AuctiOn.---On Monday next, the Both inst,
at o'clock, p. m, shall sell, in front of my suc-
ton room, very handsome and superior built fam
lily carriage with falling top, made to order and in
the most substantial manner. This carriage is well
worth the attention of persons wishing such an ar
ticle .t..
Also, good secondhand barouche.
The carriages can be seen at any time previous to
the sale on application to the subscriber.
Terms at sale. .........-, -
.... ROBERT w. DYER,
March 25--eodSdsf Auctioneer.
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TOOK WANTED.-A good plain cook, a
~ middle aged woman, to do the work of small
family, who can come we'll recommended, will fad
a place by applying at the residence Of w. d.
Wallach, on H street, between 9th and 7th, A
slave preferred March 25.
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lnOLBY's sHAKSPERIAN DICTIoN-
~ ARY.--A general index to ell the popular
expressions and striking passages In the works Of
Shakespeare; vol. l2mo., London. just imported
by n. TAYLOR,
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Mr.. Pakenham to Mr.. Buchanan.
WASHINGTON, November 10, Il

Sra: With reference to what have already had
the honor verbally to communicate TO you on the
subject of mutual settlement Of certain claims
which have been for some time pending between
the two governments, with the particulars Of which
you are already fully acquainted, now beg leave
to place in your hands the enclosed memorandum,
explaining the considerations which have induced
her Majesty's government to suggest the proposed
arrangement
venture to hope that the views Of her Majesty g
government upon this matter will meet with the
cordial concurrence of the government Of the Uni.
ted States. ".
| take advantage Of this opportunity to renew
to you, sir, the assurance OF my high considera-
ton.
R. PAKENIIAM
The Hon. JAMES BucHANAs,
&C., &c &c.
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Memorandum.

Her majesty's government have for some time
past had under their anxious consideration the
claim Of certain British merchants carrying on trade
with the United States, for return Of the excess
Of duties levied goods imported by them into the
United States under the tariff Of 164o, which claim
FIRST brought to the notice Of the United States
government by Mr. Fpxs note Of 9Th January,
1874
The attention OF her Msjesty's government has
been no less snxiousy directed to the claim ad-
vanced by citizens Of the United States against In.
Brush government for return Of the excess Of
duties levied on certain parcels Il rough rice i'm
ported into England some years since.
These cases which have formed the subject Of
frequent representations between the two govern
meuts, are IN many respects parallel, but es eoaIiy
in the essential feature Of their copnexion with The
provisions contained IN the I'd article OF the com
mercial convention Of 1915, between Great Britain
and the United Sates, to which it Is mutually a.
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Hon. THOMAS III. BENTON,
Chairman Committee on Military Affairs,
Senate.
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MESSAGE
From the President Of the United States hansmiing
communication bsioesn the Secretary Of STATE o. hs
Uniisd States aud Mr. Paksnhan relative TO the re-
funding Of sreess # daiiss, 81.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-12-10
FEErCfkEESsS
Celebrated Imperiai Ague and Fever or
Tonic Pills

VIE propretors Of this remedy for Ague and re-
u Yer or Intermittent Fever deem 10 enter IN
10 long dissertation the radical cure
OF which tie remedy unrivailed The uni
vesa prevalence OF the aud aud Intermittent Fever
throughout Of tile States Union, and houSnds
who annually sude from unha ppy render well kno~n
that 10 d e upon ats symptoms pathology seems wholly IN
necessary IL However, with proprety be oserveda
the neglect 10 what only the Ague ana
Fever often leads TO diseases fatal in their natureann
which may be clased diseases Of the Liver and enlargement OF
proves fatal.
Thousands Of certificates might published reference oihe
ecacy oil TIE Pills offered the public, which the PTo
tors deem unnecessary publish. Suffice II 10 say, they have
never been known fail ONE Box. when
taken according TO directions OF Ague and
FEVER OF Intermittent Fever The ingredients being fOsELY
VEGETABLE and entirely free from dele erous substance,
they confidently recommended the safest wen as the
most article offered Public The form
which these Pills are put up sma Tin boxes renders them more
convenient an any other carry them IN LIS vest
peekei without the slightest Inconvenience.
IL Is deemed important previous taking these Pills. that the
Stomach and Bowels should be eIeansed by gentle eahae
Fletchcrs NE Plus Ura Anti Bilious VEGETABLE
AND Puts recommended as the very best ak
Gle In all cases where purgave Is required and are peculiarly
adapted preeede the Ague and Fever Pills Three OF Fetch
Ne Plus Ultra" Pills should be taken before retiring 20 rest
Ague and Fever Pills
Label pasted written Of
Agent in RED INK. None genuine.
FoR SALE JAMES WILLIAMSON, sgent for the ProPre
fers, No. $50 Water street. New York.
Only indianapolis at the Office Of the State Sentinel
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-12-10

with more fatal esfciercy than when sweeping with
their fire the narrow streets of city filled with col
umns of infantry. Stil, street after street TAKEN
and the enemy forced into the plaza by the pcrsever
ing courage Of our soldiers.
The taking Of fortified place by regular approach
es, opening parallel after parallel. until breach is
made is the only mode Of warfare Of which the pres
ent campaign has furnished example. If there j.
such place in Mexico, and the war continues, we
are almost led to believe from what has occurred al
ready that Taylor will find it and take if only
to prove that there is nothing in warfare to which his
army is not competent.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-12-10
Hs,pkias Larrsnes Eror 70 nc F.ys..s C C BLACK

Harkas laurence Error 10 the Fsyette {. e BLACK
The act to charter the White Valley canal eOmPa
nv is public act, and need not be pleaded.
company the canal take certain land tor
the erection mills Of IheT being Of public
use proper compensation being allowed
Land and materials may be akerunder statute BY the
State Incorporated company before making such COM
peBsati0n. 4DsfHRed
Test for the plaintiff; Parker for the defendant
Jones o. Roland. Error TO the Bartholomew Probate l.
Wriss from the Probate COur, twenty
before the first day Of The teIm oauhnze Judgment Re
rerssd H. Barbour for the PLAINTIFF HerOd and Copper
Shirley ct al u Shields Error TO the Green C. C. Per-
In bill filed BY the creditors Of father against him and
his infant children alleging fraudulent conveyance TO those
children OF estate and that the convey
be aside there must be proof against this notwh
standing Of the father admits the bill To eniiile
party file such BILL he must FIRST obtain judgment al
law Reversed G. G. Drnn for the PLAINTIFFS Hester for
Darts r Huf. Error to the Tippecanoe c. c. DrwEyJ
An appeal lies to the from Older Of the
Board Of County Commissioners in allowing bond to be
6ed Statute Of 1884, for the Of securing
the privilege of ferry the stream, 10 ferry already
established erersed Mace and Crane for the plaintiffs
Petit AID Huff for the defendant
The STATE comPt IF Weich c. Gray. Appeal from the
Tippecanoe c. c. DEWEY, }.
The place Of residence Of complainant in prosecution for
Bracket and Crane for the deiendanf.
Anory and others psatT and another Error to the
vande, burgh c. C. BLAcKFoRD. J.
Proceedings on petition for pat n IL was assigned
for that the partition ordered without any evidence
having been given II title IN any Of the PARTIES any part
Of premises Held proof this case fine parties
having appeared and default having been ken Of the
title Of the parties in The premises necessary must be
considered that such pool given given
time. The petitioners proved the satisfaction Of the
Court that the respective parties had prinG Jaeie such
in lands described in the petition, and that the
proof introduced before the report made and
hrmed affirmed Jones for the plaintiff; Law for the
defendant.
| BLACKBOARD, j.
Whenever there is debt due simple contract adeba
tus assumtset will lie.
Under the parties in this The Whe
Water Canal Company required by their charter
pay due the defendant for work done while the canal
owned by The State
Misrepresentation of the legal effect Of contract sold,
will render the party misrepTesenting responsible.
affirmed Newman for the plaintiff; Parker and Perry for
/ the defendant.
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United States of America and the nincteenh Of the reign
Of his Msjesty the King Of Bavaria.
IlESRY WHEATON L. 81
GRAr LERcHErFEID Isl
And whereas the said been duly ratified
both paris and the respective rateaons VI the
exchanged Berlin, the fouih day of November,
thousand e-ht hundred and foryhve, by eniy Wheaton,
Envoy Extraordinary and Minister PlenpotenaTy Of the
United States, and the Count Macmillan Lerchen-
field Chamberlain Of his Majesty the King Of Bavaria aud
his Envoy Extraordinary apd Minister PlenipoenaEy
the Court OF his Majesty the King Of Prussia the pat Of
their respective Governments:
Now, THERKFoREs KNOWN, that ], JAMES X POLK,
President Of the United States Of America have caused the
said convention to be made public the end that the same,
aud every and article thereof be observed and
fulfilled with good iah By the United States and the cti
gems thereof .lelH aI
IL cor. have heTeonto set my hand and
caused the seal of the United States TO be affixed
Done the City Of Washington, this fifteenth day OF Au
gust, in the year Of our Loid thousand eight
SEAL bundled and foy-sx, aud Of the Independence
Of the United States the seventy-hTst
BY the President: JAMES h. POLK.
JAMES BUCHANAN Secretary Of STATE.
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THE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, Nov %, 5. p. m.-Ths morning. flour was
rm and prices have advanced Sales yesterday after
and this morning amounted to about 200 bbs Howard
street brands at 81 s73 which advance of l2 cents
Holders however, declining offers fer large quanti-
ties at 81 SIT anticipating still further advance. City
mills generally held So, but hear Of sales. The
supply OF wheat is large and sales making consde
rable extent at 80 So cents for good prime reds quite
white wheat at Joe ll6 cents The sales of Pennsylvania
wheat since Monday last have been large, amounting to
about 0O0c bushels The transactions have been mostly
for shipment Both white and yellow selling 30
cents per bushel for nothing doing old IS 80
cents rye SIS cents clover seed 81 373 S4 80 per bushe
whiskey is rather dull at a2t 23 per gaon
and bbs.
AT New York, this morning, ihele was an active demand
for -four at the advance noted yesterday; Genesee So
Cotton and the market generally, is duCOr Washington
Union.
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MARRIED,-In Logansport on the 10Th ult., S. A.
HALL, Esq, editor Of the Pharos, TO Miss MIRANDA
P. NASH
We acknowledge the receipt of splendid bridal
loaf from the happy pair, for which we return our
sincere Acknowledgements. To swish them happiness
through life,' comes up " naturally" And just as
natural will Miranda find her choice to be good one,
wherein she has shown her good sense in more ways
than one. To marry editor argues well-and a
Democratic editor, better eve are not in market !!
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-12-10
FLErCHER'S =
NE Plus Ultra" Vegetable Compound

EHEsE Pills. for the first offered to Public been
used In private Practice upwards Of Foy Years by Celebed
Physician formerly member OF Surgeons Of
London and Edinburgh and Lcente Dublin University
The Proptors deem unnecessary into heightened
discussion the Of snether viii they that
they will cure all the ills that human flesh heir obut they lay
claim TO great and that this they the best P
invented merely their properties
rous. They Compound Catee, nh Bilious and Dtoruest
Pill They BoUes without pain gripping,
they specifically Kdaeyss nd Duretc they
heathfu
action UsisaRY For monthly complaints which
Females
restoring perfect perhaps
to and BovELs
reference OF e
We need those who have tined all ether Pills. Of whaev
Uhras perfectly
confident that they will satisfy aa that thy Pnls unequal
Fos s.ls n JAMES WILLIAMSON, 4gsaf for the Prsprisrs,
No ie9 Water Street New York. l.
Only indianapolis the Office Of the stste seniin. 81
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l.. o.. o. r.

Whereas the Constitution Of the Grand Lodge Of the
independent Order OF Odd Fellows was SO amended AZ the
communication Of April 1885, provide thereafter
semiannua sessions commencing second Tuesdays Of
!uy ana printed proceedings OF January and
April 1857 and whereas the pn ted proceedings Of July
last II was enormously stated that he Lodge adjourn
ca 10 meet on the third Monday in January lS4 Nov
said Grand Lodge will be held Indiana polls on the second
Tuesday OF January ding TO the requirements OF
the law and request the several subordinate LODGES of the
accordingly. J. r. Merspr .Nr - AZ
lafayette, Dec. J, 1916. - -
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HALL q CASE,
NJ erch ant ilOrs,

One Door East Of brakes Hotel,
HI EEP fine variety Of Cohs, both French
EA and English from good Cassmeres, from
French Doeskin Texas striped patterns Of rich
broidered satin Veslng Of quality,
which very rich and extremely
Also, Few pieces of cut Velvet OF the latest STYLE and great var
Winter Of which will made oder cheap
for cash. Also Shirts Drawers BosOms Collars Braces self adjust
Stocks, fine Article Gloves Canes and Umbrellas hne
h Of Clocks om SIS $40 also, ready made clothing &C. &c
great variety of trimmings Cutting done al the shortest notice
n 54-ff
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Worlds RaiI-ROad-man Lawyering
again &c

EFT all that necessity, and sndahe ambition
- 10 do duty myself y and induced
divorce assisted by
James Brown Gay Ray open Law conyeyancing writing alb
making Land agency intelligence and
counsel ONCE the Row Of brick buildings
pose the Jail and Court House. Main Washington street, Indian
a0s Indiana Before deeds made, the tile will be examined
and found good in all Charges Of collections Of debts and bu
siness generally cheap.
VIII give real bargain educational and debt
ing demands in the story pink red brick Of roms well SC 10
BY Washington
of l6 by I95 feet 65 %
feet front street, 100 another Tavern aud railroads TAX
Ing hall goods and groceries payments and want give some other
best lots city for lumber plank carpenters work materials and
200 900 brick wall Indianapolis and
want Printing Once advocate National Railways from
indianapolis Atlantic Pacific and Lake Mcbl
Gulf of Mexico with public land 100 miles broad
and $500 with railway the cene exchange for pIoey
Nov. 90 lsfA JAMES b. RAY.
s. have several rooms 10 rent in Row. Also, Tavern and sta
bes and Coffee House for and three
j. B.. Z.
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The State debt Of Maryland is set down at eleven
millions nine hundred and eighty-six thousand seven
hundred and eightyfour dollars 70 which must be
added, unpaid Of interest since tie LIST Janu-
ary 1912, which, at the 1st July last, amounted to
fwelue hundred thousand dollars.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-12-10
OHIO! CONE AYR LAST.

LII of those useful aud beautifully finished Lard Lamps
IN from the maEufactOry Cornelius
opened ready Inspection consisting of Paro Stand Side
and Sewing Lamps with without glass drops also fine lot
Girandoles Candescks with These Lamps
OF the best article and give lights
lamps in and will BE- sold the manufacturers retail
prices, the JeweIry Store Of w. II. TALBOT opposite Wash
ingtoa
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FINE ASSOISTMEN1
NfhfEEGE.

SEALED proposals will the oice of the Sece-
- tay of State for the State of Indiana UNTIL and during the
s day of this inst for the folding and binding OF The Laws ana
Resolutions and Journals ensuing General Assembly o
said State the prescribed
by law. n. j. HARRIS Auditor Of State,
r. MAYHEM, Treasurer State,
Dec. q, 1876. 81 n THOMPSON State.