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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-09-10
I,,,es Carnenter and Coopcrs, Tools.
NEW GOODS.

vNTE receiving large and extensive assortment OF
w Goods embracing Dry Goods, Grocer
ueensware Hardware in fact almost article
desired BY the community the way of Merchandise We solicit
call from those visiting this city. Country Merchants supplied
ont the most favorable terms. SMITH HANNA < CO.,
Onrns lie Rranc Rank. on e
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CIRCULAR
To the holders of Indiana Bonds fn the
~. =. relative 10 the Indiana deDi.

NV YoHK. July I4th. 1876.
Sra Having acted in behalf OF large body OF the
holders Of Indiana bonds in Europe under the direction
Of n committee in London whose names appear TO the
resolutions hereto appended negotiation with the State
authorities for The payment Of the bonds held by them
and law having been passed by the legislature making
provisions for the payment Of the public debt of the State
The principles therein pressed and which has receivf
the Of the parties in London 10 whom has been
submitted their request address the heders OF bonds
in the United States and invite their cooperation IN the
steps necessary be taken TO secure the benefit oil the
law IN question.
The design Of The law is to the payment of the
the principal aud interest Of the bonds
Of the State outstanding This result is provided for
to the extent Of one half by of revenue 10 he de-
alton aud for the other half by means oil
the property and Of the Wabash and Erie Canal
and which be vested in trust for that purpose The
law first introduced by the committee Of the cgisa-
ture provided for the payment of two AID half per cent
interest on the entire of the principal Of The bonds
from taxation and the other half out Of The Of the
Canal and the first of the bill framed with
this view In the subsequent action upon by the legis
laure IL amended 10 reserve 10 the State the
right Of dividing the principal Of the debt and transferring
one half Of it also the Canal IL 10 he conceded
that the debt will be adjusted agreesbly to this provision
Of the BILL and that the first issue of the stock should
be conformity with it, order simplify the Pan and
avoid the unnecessary expense and Inconvenience which
would be involved in rendering it necessary make two
separate issues of stock materially different in form The
London committee, in their resolutions, have recognized
and assened this principle Of the BILL and have there
fore assumed il a basis of the present exposition
January I, 1917. Principal Of Debt, SlI,O9O90O
Interest from LIST January 1871. 10 lst
JAM, 1917, six years. ut per cent, is 3.327,O0O
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AS follows:
One ha,f of it is TO be provided by taxation. viz
One half principal. s5545000
One half the interest, l.66i 500
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TINWARE.

g WAINWRIGHT is constantly manufacturing and keeps
- hand large supply of Tnware of every description VIII
he sells the lowest Call and judge yourselves
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NNHE subscriber constantly receiving Of the most
proved patterns which he offers sell at the lowest pm
He invites purchasers give him cal before purchasing
where an SWAINVRIGH1
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-09-10

OF diamond pointed Pens and Pencils OF q
n finest quality. for sale by g A FERGUSON. Of
a BARRELS Gum CamphOT for sale low for cash BY
- 81 DAWN ShniohnAp.
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SLAYER WARE,
SADDLERY! sADDLERY,

assortment Of mems Faback Horned and Plain ssedI
"A Saddles Brides Maningales, aeFs, capped padd.
upper Collars Check Lines with snaps Tottng keins
Straps Pow nd Lead Lines Single and Double Harness. &C.
Just received and or Dayton Hat and shoe store Cor ca
or prolnce ~ eaf TX. SHARP
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NEW MAP.

We have received from the publishers AU-
GUsrTs MITCHELL, of Philadelphia new Map
ofTexas, Oregon,-and California, on One Sheet,
royal size. The Publisher says, (and from our ex-
animation of the Map, we are led to believe) that
''no pains or expense have been spared in the
rution Of this work. The Map represenss that part
of North America which extends from lat 26 de-
grees to lat. Sc degrees NJ and from the Mississippi
River to the Pacific Ocean" The boundaries OF
the several States and Territories included in the
Map, well defined, and the whole finely color
cd. All the counties in Texas are shown on the
Map. Price: IS for 10 copies of the Map, IN sheets
folded for the pocket, together with ten copies OF
the descriptive matter, Gao pages.) Postage will
not exceed five cents per copy, for both Map and
Accompaniment. Address, s. Augustus Mitchell,
Map Establishment, N. E. Corner Of Market and
Seventh SITS, Philadelphia.
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AUDITORS SALE OF SCHOOL LANDS.

AUDITORS SALE OF SCHOOL LANDS.
NToTicE is hereby given, that will offer for sale
IN at public auction, at the door of the court
house in Woodsfied, Monroe county, Ohio, on
Wednesday the 4th day of March, A. d. 1876, the
following tract of Land, to wit: The East half Of
the North West quarter of Section l6, in Town
ship 6,of Ranger, containing Sc and 2S hundredths
acres more or less, appraised at the of 5l7 6s
Said land in no case to be sold for less sum than
five dollars per acre, nor for less amount than the
appraised value thereof twelfth OF the purchase
money to be paid at the time OF sale, and the bal
in twelve annual instalments, ,of equal amount
with annual interest thereon.
JOHN. M. KIRKBRlDE, Aud'r,
Monroe county, o.
Jan. II, lS46--ts
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DIR. WrsrAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY
This celebrated remedy is compound balsamic
preparation of the Wild Cherry Bark and Moss
IF Iceland, combined by new chemical process
with the Extract Of Pine. So salutary have been
its effects in all cases when administered for coughs,
Asthma, Consumption, or any disease ofthe lungs,
that many the most distinguished physicians
have approved and recommended it, and openly
acknowledged it the most valuable medicine ever
discovered. 1t is truly valuable medicine, and
is effecting an immense amount of good in the re-
lief of suffering humanity.
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OREGON.
Eriract ofa letter to The Editor:

Eairdcf ofa letter to the Editor:
BY reference TO the proceedings of Congress,
you will perceive that the Oregon question is the
all absorbing measure now under consideration
The anti Oregon portion of the members Of Con-
gress affect to be greatly alarmed for the country,
on account of the certainty Of our being involved
in war with Great Britain, if our claim to Ore.
gon be pressed.
Some of the very same men, who are now so
much terrified at the prospect Of war, were, but a
short time since, the most valiant in the nation; if
we award to the bragadocio that which is due only
to true courage. These men, who are now ap-
parently willing to crouch before the British Lion,
were very fierce in their denuncations of British
and French interference in the Texas question:
They then defed the combined powers Of Mexico,
England, and France But the scene is changed.
These bold, uncompromising Texas annexation.
lists hay become all at once, as coy as the young
squaw, and as timida the fawn.
The chiyalrous South have acquired very de-
sirabe auxiliary by the annexation of Texas; and
the Democracy of the North, with magnanmity
which has ever characterized their conduct upon
all great National questions, cheerfuIly gave a
helping hand in favor Of the acquisition of Texas
without which, this great measure could never
have been accomplished How stands the matter
now in relation to oregon' If Oregon is to be
possessed and controlled, independent OF England
1t must be done without Southern aid. In this
the Southern politicians. who oppose the occupa
ton Of Oregon, evince degree of selfshness be-
yond any thing that has taken place in the history
of this country.
Yours &c.,
A LOCKER ON.
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For the Spirit of Democracy.

oatfi. For the Spirit of Democracy.
TO THE PEOPLE OF MONROE COUNTY.
FELLOW CITIzENs.-Pubc affairs ought to
be publicly discussed; ifso some citizen must COM
mence the discussion and examination We are
now threatened with an INCREASE of TAXATION
Our present burthens of that kind are heavy almost
beyond the limits of endurance. The imposts oil
the general government OH all foreign articles oi
consumption may be safely estimated at an average
OF forty or fifty per cent. To the weight OF this,
add that of direct taxation for State, CANAL, coun-
ty, township and borough, purposes, and for roads,
schools and school houses, and contributions for
the support of the gospel, equally obligatory on
pious and benevolent minds, and it will be seen
that the aggregate is truely formidable 1t is not
eatrayagant to compute that family of seven or
eight persons consuming moderate portion Of
y European goods, contributes from fifty to hun
dred dollars annually in taxes direct and indIrect-
We are rapidly approaching the situation Of some
of the European monarchies in the amount of our
taxation. That the amount thus extracted from
the pockets Of the people is sufficient greatly to
I retard and impede the accumulation OF capital no
discerning man can deny. This circumstance can
never be matter of indifference to the PATRIOT.
{, We cannot, as men, as citizens and as members
Of great and mighty nation, fulfil our destinios in
state Of meagre poverty like that Of the Clatsops
and Flatheads, We need capital in the hands OF
our enterprising citizens, in order to work our
mines Of iron and other minerals, TO deyelope our
Z vast resources, and to manufacture our rude pro.
duce, which now lies improbable in the hands Of
our farmers. .'}3sata y aNss $500 a,
The shape in which we are now threatened with
an increase Of taxes, is rise in the rates of pos
tsge for the purpose of carrying the mail ON the
western frontiers, Some weeks ago / addressed
thepublic on this subject, through the columns Of
thispaper and shall not go over the same ground
again. itohsl4 vi
a8uone thing Is certain, the post Office depart
mentis the pEoPLE's. department, and they hare
no wish, /, they can hayeno wish to embanass it or
impede its operations Let them beconvinced that
an increase Of the rates, is absolutely necessary,
and the viii submit toll with cheerfulness. All
that .aey require is conviction in their understand
inss and then all murmuring asto necessary taxa.
''ipn will ceafe, Perhaps ii may be objected that
r." " Il u 3 u IL
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CONGRESSIONAL.

In the Senate, jan 8, the bill to raise regiment
of mounted riHemen was taken up, read third
| time, and passed.
The bill to pay the debt due by the United States
to Texas, created by the disarming of body Of
Texan troops, and the forcible entry into the Gus.
tom-house at Bryarly's Landing, on Red river, by
certain citizens Of the United States, and taking
away therefrom the goods seized by the collector
OF the customs as forfeited under the laws of Tex.
| as, was postponed.
| On motion Of Mr.. Allen, it was resolved that Oh
Monday next a day be fixed for the consideration
of the subject-mater Of the joint resolution annul
ling the convention of 1927.
The Senate adjourned till Monday.
In the House, portion of the morning usually
allotted to general business, was for the first time
in many days, given up to that object number
of reports from committees were made, amongst
which were appropriation bills by Mr.. Mckay.
chairman of the Committee of Ways and Means,
for the army, the navy, the civil list, the Indian
department, and for Notifications.
The debate on the JOINT resolution of notice to
terminate the convention in relation to Oregon was
then resumed in Committee Of the Whole on the
state OF the Union
HOUSE, Jan. 9; Mr.. Martin gave notice ofa
motion for leave to int roduce abil TO enable the
people Of Wisconsin to form a constitution and
State government, and for the admission of such
State into the Union.
Mr.. Brodhead introduced bill to provide for
the establishment of national foundries; which
was read first and second time and referred TO
the committee on the Militia
In the House. Jan. 10th; nearly one half of the
session was consumed in the discussion of per-
sonal matter. The committees were then called
for reports, and few only were made. After this,
the discussion on the Oregon question was resum-
ed in Committee of the Whole The debate was
continued by Mr.. Hunter, who opposed the CIV
ing the notice, and by Mr.. Kennedy, who was in
favor of it. The interest both on the floor and in
the galleries is kept up still to the highest point.
| and the number of claimants for the chairman 5
ear seems to be in no degree diminished.
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A DMINISTRATOR'S SALE.-Will be sold
A- at the Court House in the town Of Woods
field, Monroe county, Ohio, on Saturday, the oath
day OF January, 1916, between the hours CT 10
O'Clock, a. M and o'clock, p. m of said day, the
following lands belonging to the estate Of Asa For
shey, deceased, 10 wit: The South West quarter
of the North East quarter OF section fifteen. town.
ship six and range seven, containing forty acres;
and also the South East quarter of the North East
quarter of section fifteen, township six, and range
seven, containing forty acres, subject to the wild
ow's dover Terms of sale-one half cash in hand,
and the residue in year with interest, to be Sc
cured by approved security.
JACOB McvAY, Admir-.
dec 20 of ASA FORSHEY.
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WE hereby certify, that the foregoing is a true
statement, and exhibits the true condition of said
fund Given under our hands at Woodsfeld, the
9th day Of January, 1886
TAOMAS ORR.
THOMAS GRIFFITH,
JOHN CLINE, Jr.,
n44:4w Fund Comrs, M. C. o.
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A DMINISTRAToR's SALE.-Will be sold
N at the Court Hoise in the town of Woods
field. Monroe county, Ohio, on Saturday, the 24th
day OF January, 1916, between the hours Of 10
o'clock, a. m. and clock, p. m of said day, the
following lands belonging to The estate of Isaac
Hanson, deceased, to wit: Seventy three acres in
the East half Of the North West quarter of section
three, township six, and range seven; subject to
the dover estate Of Elizabeth Forshey, and also
subject to lease which expires on the first day Of
April, lS47. Terms of sale--one half cash in hand,
and the residue in one year With interest," to be Sc
cured by approved security.
JAMES STALLINGS, Adm'r.
dec 20 Of ISAAC HANSONl
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FOR GOVERNOR OF OHIO,
DAVID TOD, Of Trumbull
THE STATE CONVENTION.

In another part OF to-day's paper, our readers
will find the proceedings OF the Democratic State
Convention. We hope they will receive careful
and impartial perusal. II will be perceived that
DAVID TOD, our able champion Of "A, is again
put in nomination. The people will hail this Sc
lection with pleasure.
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pI1RIIsHER.s NOTICE.

afy.v. B. PALMER is our agent for receiving
and receipting for subscriptions and advertisements
in the cities of Philadelphia, New York, Baltimore
and Boston, Business intrusted to HIM for this Of
fice will receive prompt attention.
Address--Y. B. PALMER, Real Estate and Coal
Office, No. SO Pine street, Philadelphia-Coal OF.
fee, No. 100 Nassau street, (Tribune Buildings,)
.Netp York-S. E. corner Of Baltimore and Calvert
streets, Balfimore--No. l6 State street, Boston
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CTATE OF OHIO, MONROE COUNTY, IS.
- Nancy O'Neil) The defendant, John G.
VS. }o'Neil, will take notice that
John G.. O'Neil ) the complainant has this day
filed her petition in the Court OF Common Pleas OF
said county, praying for divorce on the ground
that said John G. O'Neil has been wilfully absent
from home for more than three years last past; and
for that, said John g. O'Neil during their co.habi
tation was grossly negligent in his conduct in pro-
viding for and furnishing his family with the neces
sary means of subsistence.
N. HOLLISTER, Attorney
Jan 3, 1S46-44:7t For Petitioner.
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|U IsT OF LETTERS remaining in The Post
Office at Woods6eld, OIL the LIST day Of Janu-
ary, 1876, which will be sent to the Q. Depart
msnt as dead letters, not called tor before the ist
of Aurl
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TNXECUTOR'S SALE.--Will be sold on the
u premises, in Ohio township, Monroe county,
Ohio, on Wednesday, the llfb day of February.
1916, between the hours of 10 o'clock a. IN. and
O'Clock p. m. of said day, the following lands
belonging to the estate of Jacob Ollom deceased to
wit: The east half OF the north east quarter ofsec
ton 20. township Q, range 8; subject TO the wild
ow's dover. Terms of sale-the lands to be sold
at not less than one hafo the appraised value;
third OF the purchase money in hand, one third in
six months, and the residue IN twelve months.
THOMAS WESTON, Ex'r,
of ]. OLLOM.
ian 10 IS36-1l.5w
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A TTACHMENT.-Atm my instance an attach
"A ment was this day issued by Citizen Bea,l, 81
justice OF the peace of the township of Sunsbury-
in the county of Monroe, Ohio, against the prop
erty and effects OF David Moore, resident Of
said county. JASPER MALLORY, By
dec II. JOHN MALLORY, Agent.
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HAY UP!!-All persons indebted to the
I subscriber will please call and settle up, as
his accounts must be closed, ss
JOSEPH MORRIS.
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HAMES GUTHR1E'S ESTATE, Notice is
Cd hereby given that the subscriber has been
appointed and qualified as administrator OF the
estate of James Guthrie late Of Monroe county,
deceased. JOHN DAVENPORT. Admir-.
ian g. fs sa
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ANsHUTZ, POLLOCK & CO.,
FoRw,ARpIN MERcHAN
Suntish, Ohio,

- = a.
SuJish, Ohio,
"TOULD respectfully inform their friends and
w others, who are engaged in packing and
forwarding tobacco, that they have
A l. ARGE w A r f H ~ S E
situate on the bank of the River at good landing,
where steamboats, can receive and discharge freight
at any stage of water.
They would also state for the benefit of those
planters who may pack and forward their own to-
bacco, that they prepared at all times TO make
Ha4.l LIBERAL ADVANCES
in CASH. on delipery of the tobacco at their ware.
house. Persons without acquaintance in Baltimore
can have their business attended to free OF any
charge by the subscribers.
ANSHUTZ, POLLOCK g. Co.
Refer to
r. Powell & Co., 1no.5.fe,5
J. r. g. ]. H. MoRRIs, ''0'7"
WEIGH ARMSTRONG, BealisoiHe.
Jan. 3. 1916.
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$l7,ls4 %

The whole amount IS loaned at 7 per centum per
annum, payable semi annually in advance.
The following are the sums loaned in the several
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WoSEPH FRANCS NOTICE is
- hereby given that the subscriber has been APP
pointed and qualified administrator of the estate
Of Joseph Frang, late Of Monroe county, deceased.
dec ls JOHN ,. oBLIGNER, Adm'x.
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NLISHA MORRIS ESTATE Notice is
LIZ is hereby given that the subscriber has been
appointed and qualified as administrator of the es-
tate OF Elisha Morris, late of Monroe county, de-
ceased,
jan II VINCENT DILLON. Admir-.
TLIJAH STAATS' ESTATE.-Notice is
.ML hereby given that the subscriber has been ap-
pointed and qualified administrator of the estate
of Elijah Staats, late of Monroe county deceased
ian 10. THOMAS YOUNG, Admir-.
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BLANK DEEDS for ,,ls ., ,hi, oMcs
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Managers Office,
(J. G. Gregory e COY
Wheeling, Dec. 25, 1845.

EXTRA-CLASsN No. IS; To
be drawn at Baltimore, January 2lst, lS46 Is
Dumbers-l4 drawn ballots
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JAMES r. MORRIS,
A II TOR RNEY AT LAW.
WoodsfeM, Monroe CO., Ohio.

Amount loaned to individu ,ls
" Z" Monroe Academi-
cal Association
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ARCHBOLD & WIRE.
A TTORNEYS and Counselors at Law, and
"A Solicitors in Chancery, Woodsfeld, Monroe
county, Ohio.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-04-01
HO-f0r Oregon!

s ass h o c %sh1d to, to s., csos to s'
that we have Just opened fine assortment
Of Goods adapted to the season. We
pledge ourselves to sell FOR CASH as cheap
as they can be bought at Greenwood,
where the :" Tariff is reduced" or at Lee
fore, where the " Tariff is all off" and
cheaper than have been sold in the coun-
ty. We make this announcement for the
purpose Of selling off before going north
for new supply.
Come one, come all, and see il you do
not, 70, the cash, get the best bargains
you have ever made.
SULLIVAN Il PHINNEY.
N.B.--Thosc whose accounts were due
LIST Of January, are requested to call and
settle Immediately, if they would save
cost, as money we must have S. a. p.
Middleton, March II, lS46 Ii
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-04-01

The complainant states TINT he is Exc.
cutor Of the last will and testament OF Ma,
ry Hurd, deceased, who died possessed o.
certain property as a separate estate; thai
as such executor, he is desnous of admin,
isterlng the estate for the benefit Of the
distributes, the defendant being one; thai
dc endant has in her possession a pretend
ed bond, signed by tes,a,rix, but never de-
llverod by her 10 defendant, which def
threatens to collect from the estate in ad.
dition to her legacy under the will; tina
defendant has frequently acknowledged
that the ,estairix knew nothing Of her pos
session Of said bond; that the defendant
considered the said bond Of no validity,
and repeatedly urged tes,atrix TO make
some provision for her, sc.
Prays that the defendant may be de-
creed to deliver up said bond to be cancel
lod, and that defendant, and her attorneys,
assigns, endorsors, DO enjoined from pro
ceeding at law, or transferring, endorsing,
or delivering said bond 10 any person other
than complainant.
WAUI., for Cumprnt.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-04-01
In District Chancery Court
AT uARROLLToN,
Il. s. 'Tappan


L. $. Toppan 4
rs.
President, Directors s. co. Febrrarv
ofthe Farmers a. Mer. Rules, 1916,
chants Bank, at Mem
phis, Tennessee.
ETPoN opening The matters cf this
~ bill, and il appearing to the salts.
faction Of the Court tina, the said defend.
ants reside beyond the limits Of this State
1T Is ordered, that unless they appear,
plead, answer or demur to the bill OF com
plainanis herein, on or before the third
Monday Of June next, the matters Of the
bill herein will be taken pro ccnfcsso a.
to them, and decreed accordingly. @
!, is further ordered, that publication
hereof be made ia the Mississippi, Demo.
Graf once week for two months success.
sively. WIN. p. BOLE, Clerk.
robfuary ii, 1886 OCT
WAuL and siEPFARp, sorn