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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1848-12-21
lneiianapc.is and EScllefOnfainc Il. K.
N0EIGY TO NGISCEkf:kENS.

I the late Of Board II Directors the following
4 amendments made 10 the By vs. which j. is' "a
viii pompness the OF the work. and
be satisfactory Subscribers than former
they give Just sa0a Tor the OF the before ne
STOCK VIII yield Dividend when subscribers elect their
( stock IN inil, without taking ihe
ANY subscriber personal
siof X, either cash or mIcfial<. pay The IN
isii at time vi hin sin IA from 'sviug. tif
rluins what has been fuiis
aud new subscribers eti~l take i.r credit hcee sioA "a
ior iof ,ca ma, option. pay cash tel of twenty
/ dol ~.
Second Al cFibe who have reained who hall retain.
inc shl oil redemption OF l1nds redeem the time
Ny collars Tor share Of stock issues Lands
fhrd Land subscribers the lricpal
whon' tee and snisc bsss OF Improved farming nds will
not be account9bi. r.nis
fote Ssc lrrs lands who he oTig
nj a. p' senent max apply President within thirty dss
GisiecS 81 appraiser and tie President and an
reappralse The mud 1t shall De- appraised
ioier the suhr
pa ihy shall the expenses Otherwise shall betrayed
BY the subscriber
Eyh Of
pany bonds, five that will the for
winch they sold at interest OF exceeding cent
These bonds
lien the Whole land fund and the road constructed
they of the denomination hundred dollars they viii
~ a "
The OF line this STATE hes been
permanently upon the Ohio line Randolph
direct WINCHESTER Indiana, to sidney and Beiiefonsne.
/ OHIO.
The prospects company Cor the construction OF the work
early equal chers ed ipsions
Of the Board. o. H. SMITH. President.
December 9, 1918. 57swis
journal and volksa at Indps viii copy and charge
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school Funds.

MEssus. EDIrons OF THE STATE SENTINEL
perceived article ia the Sentinel of December 10,
contling structures upon facts stated, and points
discussed in the address Education Justice N.Y.
self and the Of education demands correction.
am Obliged TO my friend West f,r his article. and will
show him that the which he comments, are
mistakes Tor which accountable. The first error,
ir hand<td dollars in his footing is owing mistake
in The of the Surplus Revenue Fund being stated
to he s54s63 40 instead of s54s030 40. Tie footing
iu the .idd The second mistake is the
amount IF twenty-five poll tax. Here the is
in the number of polls which should have been 1876 600
instead of 10000 Ihe radiation is correct stated
in the address, ak. s34 900 The results stated
rect, but typographical in the elements gave
sion for the comments.
did indeed, place the amount Of the Congressional
township fund among the available means for common
schools Having argued that question in my last wears
address, did not deem 1t Ia repeat IT, If my
friend will fairly refue that argument which he will find
the lth 18th and 18th pages of the pamphlet edition
Of the last address, hen he might be at liberty
candor and good faith in italics that there an error of
SS4,f56 So the amount of The interest Of that fund
should be glad that portion of the last address
feed your columns and then your readers could Judge
for themselves and lie prepared do Justice both the
argument and my friends reputation. hope he will adj
dress himself 10 the task wi;hou. delay Ii he will pro-
pose better plan than has been suggested, he will find
ready adopt and advocate it than myself
Let us have the highest legal authority in the State Let
Judge Backfrd solve the question If the Legislature
section fund.- then they have the legal to consolidate
the 1Ohoe The former they haze frequently done by
leasing the securities Of nsoven school commissioners
aud il remains to be shown that they cannot legally
do the latter. As my friend has taken the responsibility
to condemn the important principles Of the address,
is due your readers and the author Of the address,
that the former should have the of reading and
forming their opinion and the latter asks the favor of
candid hearing As it is divided into topics could you
publish in yourpaper w,hou. inconvenience! have
sinister object accomplish by the adoption of my
suggestions, for seek office that would be created by
its introduction, bu, in with thousands of my
fellow Citizens wish To good system Of common
schools established in Indiana have lived too long in
beloved State be entirely ignorant of the character
of people and educational wants have been in
sixty of and have enjoyed opportunities
form slight acquaintance with the friends of edu
cation. The prepare alton and publication of three annual
addresses popular education addressed the LegIsa
proof of my zeal the the value of
the suggestions and facts they contain leave TO my fell
low citizens 10 determine.
ONE OF THE PEOPLE.
December 10Th 1913.
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SENATE.

"WEDNESDAY December 90. 1913.
The annual report Of the President of the Board of
Trustees OF the Wabash aud Erie canal was received
lad on the table, and 1000 copies ordered 10 be printed
Mr. MIllken, leave granted, reported back the bill
in relation the New Albany and Salem Railroad Com
pany with amendment.
On motion, the bill referred select committee
Petitions presented.
BY Messrs. Waters, Morrison English, Hendricks
Hamrck, Nlao,t aud Porter, which appropriately
referred.
Reports from ComnnitieeS
BY MIR Herod, amending the Illh section Of the l2h
chapter OF the Statutes Of I543 aud it's IN
definite postpOnemeDt cOncurred IN.
BY Mr. Hendricks, regulating jurisdiction of justices Of
the peace, recommending lis being laid the table
c0nCurred IN
BY Mr. Porter against the bill regulating trial by jury
in civil causes (makng the verdict of othirds of the
jury the judgment of the court y concurred in.
BY Mr. Hubbard against repeating article 7, of chapter
ID, Revised Statutes OF 1913; c0ncurred IN.
by Mr. Robinson. providing for the enforcement of the
act relating to the completion of the side cut to the Wa
bash and Eue Canal at NIiIasport and Independence,
and Withholding the July nstaIment of interest, until
disposition is shown by the comply with their
contract The bill provides that these side shall not
be used when Will interfere with the navigation of the
main line oi the canal
MIR. Hamrick moved lay the bill on the table
THIS motion caused debate between Messrs.
llamrick, Henry, Mhken, English and Graham in the
affirmative, and Messrs Montgomery, OT, Stewart and
Ellis Inthe negative
Mr.. Ellis, in the Of his remarks ON The motion
bill the table, stated that tie of the
proceedings of The session of 1911 relation the sup
pIcmenaI bill providing for the funded debt OF the State,
aud for The completion OF the Wabash aud Ere Canal,
he'd been falsely kept by the then Secretary, John X.
Jones that the amendment that bill providing for for
FIXTURE certain had been proposed by himseI
(Nr Ells but had teen imputed 10 another by the Sec
rotary He (Mr. EIIis) had proposed that amendment,
but did not get the credit OF 1t.
Ike bill was then l. id upon the table by consent.
Several other bills reported back from committees
aud engrossed Tor third reading Tomorrow, the titles
oil whlch will be gwen their final passage.
MI Robinson reported back the bill III relation To the
law library, with amendments concurred in aud the bill
engrossed.
Mr. Hendricks reported back tic bill of the last session
|" compel The Trust of The Wabash and Erie Canal TO
pa! interest on canal scrip, with the of the Gov
efnor "r Withholding his signature to said bill the bill
was read second Time aud referred To special commit
Mr. Montgomery offered a resolution directing the
State ffner to print early praccnbie the repo ri
and accompanying documents Of the Trustees of the Wa
bash and Erie Canal adopted.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1848-12-21

lac had sersed with the decreased ia III. Senate 81 Indiana
for four years during all which time no sal with him al
the same desk that Senators around him who had served
with the deceased, woud unite with him in bearing ,"s-
tnony TO the high moral character and industrious habits
OF the deceased while he held ia the Senate Cham
Der
have, said Mr. d., enjoyed the hospitality OF The de-
ceased have known HIM not only in public bat IN the
private walks of life have known lin, long aud well,
and take this Ia bear my humble testimony of
hs exalted chaarer lover of his country and
honest
On moIon, The Senate adonrned.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1848-12-21

The Pennsylvania CENTRAL RAILRoAD-A FACT
WoRrH KNowlNG.-TMe Pittsburg Gazette says
If the Pennsylvania Central railroad is extended
to Plttsburg within two three years, and the Penn
sylvana and Ohio Railroad Mansfield in the same
time, all of which be easily accomplished, Phila-
delpha will have the first continuous and direct rail-
road communication with the Great West, enjoyed
bv any city in the United Safes. She will then have
all the interior Of Ohio, and enjoy direct
railroad communication with Lake Erie. with Cln-
cnnati, and possibly By that tmeand If not, shortly
after-wiih Northern Indana and Chicago.
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Primting NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for SaIc.

D'lE undersigned DESTROYS sell and 's5s
the with all the thereunO belonging, ana
now uSe IN the publication OF the Nesen sun and General
Advertiser printed Vincenne Indiana The lccstion
Of the best IN The Nest for the publication Of democratic aper
good viii of the be sold with The sub
may with i,ile be increased The Job Wor
wishing tie newspaper business would do vel %
call and the subscriber lis % Palmer House In
dianarois. Indiana view in
offering printing field OF
labor which too oriouS the present OF the subscri
bcr's health.
The congressional district in which the published
democratic Presidential cleo
non.
the
purchase. The and The original cost
the will soil for
if half Is paid Reasonable credit will be
extended other half JOHN n. JONES.
In, lie
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Peru md Indianapolis fsatirOad.
NOTICE. I'D RERIbyssS.

'ENE viii sealed proposals ~ and
the third day Of January the
plon OF the icadng al the work not e raed
OF the road between Nole>c and Madison and Indianapolis
raj road ready for the iron rails.
specifications and
three day OF Lifting The ole work 10 be
completed on before the FIRST day OF september next Pdlnfeas
cash Propositions however. will CONSIDERED f reference 10
payments part cash and in o the companV IN nj
proportion that suit the tlsc'or
In awarding the work preference will be given stockholders
w. j. HOLMAN.
4 CoTrINGIAM.f commi tee
JESSE LUTZ.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES

WEDNESDAY, Dec. 70, 1913.
Mr. Prady presented the Johnson
Others against the passage Of law anendoy of the charter
oil The Indianapolis aud Peru railroad company
The special order of business which the consideration
OF the report Of the maOity TT the whom
referred the resolutions the subject OF slavery, which
motion by Mr. Julian, with Instructions,
pending, taken up.
Aessrs Riley, Brady and Hendricks opposed the motion
he ground Congress supported passing
such law contemplated by the Instructions either by
precedent by the Constitution OF United States
that such a law would be perfect dead letter.
Mr.. Webster made few remarks favor Of the expedi-
ency # Congress passing law contemplated by the
sTuctJnS
Nj Bundy in favor Of the iecommitment and argued
the question generally.
House adjourned.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1848-12-21
AFTERNooN SESSION.

The Speaker laid before House, annual report u
the bVaid Of trustees Of he Wabash aud r.. lie canal.
On motion, the report laid the table. and two
thousand copies oIdeIcd 10 be printed forthwith.
The House proceeded the special order Of business
which was the consideration OF the epnI relative 10 slavery
Mr. heiso made lew pointed remarks IN opposition to the
nmimeht If the report.
Nh LOzer stated bis objections to recommiiment
MI Vance gave his views in favor of TecOmmltting.
MI Campbell said he would like very much have his
constituents hear from him. and although remarks might
lie equally powerful iher .de he would ask the ndul-
gence OF the House for few moments He argued the
question i'll his usual calm, conclusive
Mr. Ross OF Miami, made some remarks in opposition u
IecOinmiting
The ayes and were called on the quesiion-ayes 80
noes %.
Mr. Bowling moved strike from resolving clause
the resolution before The House. reported by the commit
tee and insert 10 the effect in
gess be instructed and our Representatives be requested to
their influence and which
prohibit the nlr dncIIon of slavery into the newly acquired
territories Of New Mexico and California.
The ayes and Eoes we've called OH The queton-ayes 10
90.
ion of Mr. Eimonslon the rules were suspended
and the resolution read a third time
On The passage Of the resolution, the ayes and
oaled-ayes 50, noes l6
Reports tram Select Committees
By Nj BakemoIe ab 10 extend the duties Of county
BY Nh Howell bill for the reduction of fees of the county
OIL in BIackford county
BY Nj Spencer, bill fix the time holding
the lst judicial cicuit.
BY Nh Bu,kk bill for relief Of Mathew McPhetidye
BY Nj GessIe, bill to change part oil road in yermlion
county
BY Mr. Hicks, bill to regulate the time of holding
in the 9th judicial Circuit.
BY Mr. Shaw bill TO authorize the commissioners Of Ham,
ilton county to borrow money.
Resolutions.
BY Mr. Hughes relative 10 the adjournment Of the Legis-
lature cn he 10Th Of January laid on the table.
BY MIR Riley, Of inquiry to whether officers having
charge Of school unds subject 10 indictment for embez-
element of such funds.
By hlr Huekiebeuy, relative t. insane hospital.
By MIR Goodwin that the Auditor Of State be reques ed 10
transmit The report oil the New Albany and Vncennes Turn
pike road, tn this iluuSe forthwith.
House Adjourned
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John Bulls Compound Extract Of
SarSap;triss:s.

SarS;sp;trtss;s.
THE GRE7 TEST MEDICINE OF TIE AGE!
PUl up In QRart Bottles.
r1oR tie removal nd
N an impure state habit of the namely
scolula Kings Evil Canceous Tnmors Cuaneou Erup-
Eryspeas Bes Pmples t'iues on the Face;
Chronic letter Sced Head: Rheuma
~ ar Pains the Bones and joints; old and stub
horn Ilcers Sores Hip Disease Swelling OF The Glands
Jaundice Cosveness Salt Rheum' Affections oil the Kidneys
arising from njudcous use oil bronchi
Coughs: Weakness oil the Chest; fui-
diseases tending
smnon Liver Complaint Female Irregularities and Compsnts
81 no,;e. Ti~ht swras and Shoulders Expo
sure or Life Chronic constitutional Disor.er and
% snrnr and Purifier OF the Bood aud General Tonic Tor
the system is Unrivaied 80 ~, ~, ., t,-.,
and sold 10y John Bull No 81 fourth
s,ee, Iouisvle Ky sold wholesale and retail by David
Craighead and VIM. llanaman. indianapolis Ind oimiu
DsSsOLUrEON OF PAkTN EIsSIIP.
fm,E opaneshp heretofore existing between the subscribers
December 1873 All accounts Will tie set
lied by H. P Dewo who will continue the former business at
The civ saloon. H. r. DEWoLF
' indisnapoiis Dec 10. 1919. 0iw3 J. GANsoN.
SUNDEsEES.
wwOIIOW all descriptions. Springs and Axels VIM.
Rowands Mill and Croscut Saws all zcs. Mouehoe An
wills bellows Vices, Screw plates sleges snd Ham
mers Files and Rasps SC. For sale low b.,
INC" :, ~ THOMAS BUST. Sign of the Red Anvil.
- IN TONS all sires and warranted hrsf rate a-
= IL ce for reduced prices by THOMAS buisI,
NAILS.
KEGS assorted from the "virsi Iron WORKS. SD
81 THOMAS BUST, Sign OF the Red Anvil.
STEEL.
LII descriptions at the sign Of the RED ANVIL.
rEw CROP Rans Almonds cassia. Gloves % for sols low
~ " 81 = w MOORE
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1848-12-21

WoNDEhru. DlscovERY.-We fud in the Boston
Atlas, several interesting commune tons from IL
correspondent IN Tie cooper nine region OF Lake Su-
peror One of them details renna rka bic dis
covcres which have been recently made, few miles
Interior from the mouth OF the Ononagon river a
large "f native copper weight estimated at seven
tons, was found IN the loose ground vast amount
of labor had been expended upon il. Every inch Of it
/ had Keen battered and hammered over and attempts
had been made to pry il up. nd place 1t platform.
III this the labor of race of beings long since
pa ,sed away. There is much skill manifested for
the present of indians, and yet the workings are
too ancient tn have been those OF white men. Many
loads of rude stone hammers are found buried fen
feet beneath the surface. They abundant, that
in stoning up cellar II found more convenient
To use them than throw them out HcmlOck trees NO
feet in diameter. and from examination, two ar three
hundred years Old, groN ing over the workings.
and have to be fe!icd to enable the miners TO excayatc
the earth. Remains of charred wedges and levers,
and copper pad, und under these trees and under
the principal mass. These ancient workings be
traced for than half mile through the forest,
and an expend ture q, so 0U0 at this time, would
pay for the accomplishment of equal amount Of In
Dor. Their great antiquity would seem 10 carry us
back 10 other tribes. Yet it is not impossible TINT
the present Indians may be the descendants Of those
who wrought them
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1848-12-21

PrGGIyG Doors We learn from the Lawrence
Messenger that Mr.. ]. Robinson, of that town has
procured paen; for pfgeing boots and shoes, with
which drive hundred pegs minute.
AT every revolution il cuts pegs from the sheet, makes
tie holes, aud leaves them neatly and firmly set in the
leather. 1t is destined to be of much value 10 tho
boot manufactures and we have no doubt viii come
in general use.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1848-12-21
vAaNAEaE FARM FOE ssLE.

Fire Miles, Soail Of indianapolis and near the H.
and l. Rail Road.
go Acres.
= s' rs isS' s'''1 e sd
House "A Large and conpmod,Oas Frame Barn
mostly well nhred With valuable building and Raj Timber.
and the whole ac Of the and productive soil in The
health, please proximity to Guy and
the Rail Road aids ready facility s produce 10 any mar
ket me improvements are W 'oeahe GOOD AS ena
BILE purchaser with b hns expense 1" make the Farm at once
The must be be day appreciated Persons wish
ing purchase will at The premises for themselves 20
that particular description deemed Persons
aanso ,"%s 1s a vino yr en b orrs % for nr
nation To M T. NJ Smith Of Indianapolis or to Tie under
advantages present purchaser he
will scarcely meet " ia e@ here ia the coany viii he
viii f. Be 5 S" and H. BaTES
November %, lsis 81
10 TUE FARMERS.
y EW having been made establishment
q We would give nOucethai our
Csrsiissg Machines.
They the hands OF Asrs Bosan aud Laude who
Wearing anl Manufas,rin in all the various ss
nets, Flannel, Jeans, Blankets. iiroadccths, &c
Thc Pulling sfiis
ami in good syie Of eSeDy color silks ssss shawls
nets any have been faded spotted.
Oar (srisf Will
sin excellent condition and under the hands Mr. John Clark
Gr work done short notice and good urnous
when wished The highest price in cash paid wheat:
those oil who live the
Road hereby that the bridge toll over the
Is free for all coming mill the CARING Machine
have made with Mr. Wilson the proprietor
10 that effect Remember all who establishment
Wool FREE. The mill again in
hands and attention the OF
merit share of patronage We have also just putin
New Saw Mill.
and giving high price cash for Saw-logs st all times
Saving shares.
safely establishments the public for
despatch and attention, will satisfaction
NA1H. WEST,
Nav s. le4s. ICY GEO. +. WEST
BOOTS 4ED SHOES.
y TIL r hs employ the very best work
country affords. and hand quantity Of
- the stock o Leather selected by himself expressly for
lie will manufacture Boots aud Shes OF
warranted perform rs and al such
Cal fail 10 suit lie particularly desires
The Attention Of the Ladies'.
determined II The much
pulled, shall match with his either in son~ss durability
As they value health aud
lie advises NJ OF the especially that they he neat and
comfortable foot They shall certainly be suited IN
spect.
perrRg Informed that
has hand extensive selected by himself and beine
practically familiar with the business ASSURED that lac
that he cannot recommend superior 10 those generally sold
pleased in invited give him call
is still atthe old stand Washington Hall two doors
Drug
Don't y3svI:ren60vIlI A kAODLE
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1848-12-21

THIRD QUARTERLY STATEMEN
OF the Mutual Life Insurance Company
Of New York.
No. 80 Wall sf,eeffor the second term Of Fire years.
Amount of first dividends and
served fund, s537,l5s CT
Amount premiums received fom 1t
Feb. o lst Nov. lSiS
second dividend sls533S 43
Amount received for risks, poll
ces, &c. second dividend gao 10
Amount received for interest
bonds and mortgages, sc. 1877 %
Aunuities-baance, 1888 10 2l6,4l0 s.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1848-12-21

On leave, MIR. Rousseau offered "A joint resolution
'horzng The State Librarian To purchase Mt cost OF not
over SUI the painting IN the State Library pre-
senting view Of The Tippscanoe battle ground passed
to second reading.
rahil,I nnn