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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1848-12-21
Il. B. MASON
Col. list Dragons. Conmandn
Brig. Gen. Z. JoNEs.
Adj. Gen. L. S. A.. Washington. ID. c.

RoTHsCmLD IN TIE UNITED STATEs.-BARoN A.
DE RoTnsciirLp. of the celebrated bankers and
the weahc>t capitalists of Europe, arrived IN this
city last Saturday in the steamship Cambria, and
for the first in his life learned arriving
harbor. that the splendid steam ships of England
could he beaten 10y the steamers If another nation.
The Baron and his brothers having had considerable
experience recently, IN European revolutions, are de-
voting more attention Ia America aud IFS resources,
with view TO permanent investments IN our public
stocks, railways, steamships, &c. One of the faml
". it is rumorcd, will settle in this country. and aid
MIR. Augustus Belmont their New York agent. in ex
tending the business Of the firm in the United States,
Mexico. and South America. and eventually TO the
East Indies and China
We predicted year ago that the capitalists and
merchants of Europe would long begin TO emf
grnie 10 America. No where else can their capital
be employed with much profit to themselves and
the people cf great and powerful nation. America
only wants capital TO develope her resources which
far exceeds those Of all the European nations COM
bincd.-N. Y. Sun.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1848-12-21
Lady's Dollar Newspaper.

0~-Wc see II stated IN several papers, that Gen.
Taylor has sgniied his intention Of rcsgnDg his Of
fee Of Major General some time IN February next,
One paper has it on the Goth Thus i, that the
President elect intends TO hold 10 Office and il he is
no,r, what may he not do when he becomes Presi-
dent Will he ever "surrender" that office The
fact itself needs not word Of comment. But how
unlike Senator elect He ns We are told, intends
shortly to resign his Office Of Governor The SALARY
Of nine months does not affect him. such matters
seem TO effect the President elect No wonder he re-
fused TO pay postage on his letters.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1848-12-21

TnE AFRICAN SLAVE TRADE.--Ihc slave trade Is
as brisk ever. aud some of tic nautical men re-
Gently examined by the British committee this sub
jcct give the opinion that no amount of naynl force
will extrpae IL. Some recommended that the cup
tain Of every SLAYER taken shall be hung at the yard
arm The trade is carried on along reg ION OF about
eight hundred miles of the Africns coast; and cap
tain Mason after visiting portions of the consi and
going seventy miles into lhe interior. states that the
majority of The slaves exported. not captured in
wars expressly undertaken Tor that purpose that those
very seldom took place south Of tho
equator aud that nearly one half of these slaves wcro
children young persons sold hy their parents. Out
Of 1853 slaves captured by him, 1873 were children.
very great majority Of whom had been sold by their
parents North Of the equator i, ihe region Of tho
slave hunts. wnr-. undertaken for the purpose Of
obtaining slaves for sale
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1848-12-21
GfnfR GAmVRalflOll

Are our friends alive 10 the importance of our next
State Convention Are they prepared! Are the DEL
esates selected. and such will attend These are
important queries. and every democrat in the State is
interested to see that they attended to. No time
is 10 be lost We have willy foe. and consequently
it behooves not to sleep our arms, because we
feel flushed with victory
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1848-12-21

Or~y-We are pleased 10 notice the distinguished
compliment paid 10 Mr.. HANNEGAN in the United
States Senate, by placing him at the head Of the
mittee on Foreign Relations. The other members Of
the committee Messrs. Benton, Webster, Man
gum and King Of Alabama. Mr.. flanagan il
also chairman of the committee Roads and Canals
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1848-12-21

OF Lnte Mexican papers contain proposals for a
loan of S5OO,OOO. based upon the indemnity to BE-
paid by tho United States Tn. government ~ limit
ed To one per cent. month 1t IL inferred from
paragraph IN ono paper that tho sum of 10000 dollars
had been obtained. but That there much doubt
whether the remaining 600 900 could be procured
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1848-12-21

0~-There ia some prospect of organization of
the Ohio House Of Representatives the basis of
u compromise introduced by Mr.. Townshend. free
soilcr. The compromise excludes nll persons having
doubtful claims to seats, from participation in the
Legislative business in the first instance and il IL un-
derstood that the of pugh aud Pierce shall BIZ
the fret business transn ced.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1848-12-21

C<1-On Tuesday evening last. the death Of the Hon
SAMUEL GooprNow late Senator from the county of
Jefferson. was announced in both Houses. Rcsolu-
tons suitable 10 the occasion wero passed when both
Houses adjourned. further mark of respect for
tho memory OF the dcccaaed.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1848-12-21

0~y-Thc election for Mayor Of the city Of Boston.
took place the llth inst and resulted in the cleo
ton OF Mr.. Bigelow, the wing candidate, by ma
jority o. 2,422
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1848-12-21

r. g. Morgantown By reference published terms
perceive have discontinued the clubbing system
trely, FOL fully set forth in late numbers
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1848-12-21

zen JAcKsoS's EQUESTRIAN SrArUE.-A young
American artist. MIR. Clark Wells. is now engaged
upon the model Of equestrian statue Of Andrew
Jackson which ~ intended to be cast Of bronze with
the cannons taken at the battle Of New Orleans by
Old Hickory The group will be three times AZ large
as NE, aud be erected pedestal twenty feet high
IN front OF the presidents house n, Washington Il
Is The irs bronze equestrian statue attempted in
the United States and il will be the first in tho world
IN which Tho horse stands it's hind legs by it's own
equilibrium That Of Peter the Great, at ST. Peters,
burg, and TINT Of Louis XIV. in Paris 80 famous all
over Europe, represent the attitude but they arc
supported by the tail Of the animal the extremity Of
which Is rvctcd 10 the pedestal.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1848-12-21

0J-Ihc steamer Wyandottc was snagged and sunk
at Pawpaw island. Mississippi river. the 2ls, ult
She rounding to for wood Some % or 30 lives
were lost. more than half women and children The
cargo and many valuable letters were also lost.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1848-12-21

0rThe friends of the New Albany Bulletin (f il
has any) would do well to look after it's editorial de-
partmcnt,-iss out of order, VIVA, is the mat.
ter! Perhaps our friend Of the New Albany Demo-
crat can tell. The style is pecuIar in especial 2,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1848-12-21

SENATOR BGNroN.-Tbe st. Louis Republican, Of
the nth, says: q" has been stated private circles
within couple Of weeks past, TINT an ellor, WI be
made at the coming session OF tho Legislature in
sruct Col Benton out Of hs seat IN the Senate of the
United States. His course upon The w limo, lroviso
~ connected with tho Oregon Territorial Bill aud his
general support Of the Proviso. IL said To be tho
groundwork of The plot"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1848-12-21
John HuIi In the Field!

We refer our readers to tho advertisement Of John
Bulls Sarsaparllla, TO be found in another column.
This article Is highly recommended by many persons,
among whom we find many NJ. D.s
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1848-12-21
PnrIk TI,eutrc Isuruc.y.

Nav York, Doc. 18th, p. NJ.
The Park Theatre wasdes,roycd by fire on Saturday
night. The walls only are standing. Loss 900 900.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1848-12-21

05-A Cleveland paper caused a good deal Of en-
ctement by announcing that the yellow fever had
broken ont at that place rcceny II turned out TO he
the yelo'o gold fever. however. That fever RACES
elsewhere than at Cleveland.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1848-12-21

o. Jeremiah hughes Successor to H. Mes in tho
publication Of Nilcss Register. died recently at Bal
tmore, aged 60 years. Mr. Hughes was an excellent
citizen, was editor Of the Maryland Republican, and
has been member of the N. II. Legislature. much
esteemed
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1848-12-21

0>y-The County Treasurcrs Office Of Vanderburgh
county. Ind. robbed few nights ago of from
$3.50 to $500.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1848-12-21

61rThe Columbus Democrat prefers the Hon. r.
D. Owen as tho democratic candidate for Governor.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1848-12-21

Professor Owen, the naturalist. an an English pa
per- dcnollshcs the great serpcnl seen IA the In
dian Sens by the captain aud crew OF her malesiys
ship pndalus. Unfortunately for the lovers of the
ma rycluus he comes the conclusion that the ami
nal. far from having anything 81 the serpent in
It's nature. was nothing more inn great zeal With
regard TO Tie abstract question, whether sen scrpens
exist have existed AT all. Prof Owen gives dcci-
ded opinion IN the negative. The vcrehre of the
serpent, described In the Werncfian Transactions NJ
having been in 1905. and which IRE usually up
pealed 10 an proof, "are certainly those Of great
shark"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1848-12-21
California Gold Mines.

Among the documents received by the Secretary Of
War, aud communicated with the Presidents message
is the following letter from Col. Mason tie military
commandment Of Clliforaia. who presents The fullest
description have Of lie gold places Of chat
distant region
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1848-12-21
ScOtf,S Publication.

We would again refer readers 10 the ADVERTISE
ment of LEONARD ScoTT & CO., the American publish
ers of the leading British Periodicals. When such
works, standard works, as the Edinburgh Review,
London Quarterly Review, Westminster Review,
North British Review. and that incompatible Maya
zue Rlackwoods monthly. to be had at less than
half their English cost. we wonder ,ha, so much is
expended in merely ephemeral literature.
Il is not TO be supposed that this side of the Allan
tic will agree with every dogma broached the Other
side But we do consider it all important for every
one. interested in literary pursuits, political ethics
srience, arts etc. 10 review and examine all sides Of
the question Then here is opening, which may
despite his prciudlces, either confirm his
Judgment. And at such cheap rates, that there
cnn be no excuse offered. Take the series az whole
no publications will better pay perusal We COM
mend our friends examine specimens which can be
seen and read Mt Office, but noi loqned
Godcy's Lady's Book
Sometime since we noticed this incompatible mag
azine OF Light Literature for such originally.
1t has now become the Leading magazine Of the coun-
try if not Of the world Its publisher. Mr.. Cooley.
happens TO be one among the honest. He does what
he agrees to- and this is much than can be said
of Magazine publishers generally.
The Ladys Book is the largest md in other re-
spects the best Magazine Of the kind in the country
Its embell shments are fine and much more numerous
than that of any other and many Of them of real
practical utility IT. host Of scriers not TO be
surpassed and every now and then we have peep
into their faces-nay, their very Sous
if the artist does them no injustice. Those who have
not taken this magazine can examine numbers at this
Office. Besides the Magazine, he publishes the
Lady's Dollar Newspaper.
Which is one Of the best in the country 1t is edited
by FANNY LINTON" who fully supplies the pnce Of
its late editress the inimitabe and charming "GRAcE
GREENWOOD" Come and it, and then you will
subscribe for il.
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GDsLgtcSS.

WASHINGTON. Dec. Is, p. NJ.
SENATE.-Mr. Douglass presented petition from
Henry O'Riely, praying for the right of way for Il
Telegraph Line to California, to connect with the lines
already constructed by him from the Atlantic to the
Mississippi river.
Mr.. Benton called up the Aspinwall. Panama a,
Railroad hill, and spoke some length in favor of It's
passage.
Mr. Breese hoped the consideration of the bill would
be postponed, he had reason To believe more favor
able proposals would be offered by the other
parties
Mr. Hale opposed the bill earnestly. and contendcd
that II ought not To pass.
Mr. Johnson. of Nd, opposed the passage of the
bill, giving his why he thought it ought be
rejected.
The bill was postponed. aud
The Senate went into Executive Session, and soon
afterwards adjourned.
HoUsE.-Mr Vinton from tie Committee on FL
nance. reported bill To supply the deficiency in the
Treasury for the fiscal year ending Both June, 1919.
Referred.
The bill for establishing Territorial Government
in New Mexico and California was called up and
warmly debated.
Mr. Robinson, of Indiana, preferred leaving the
subject to be ncted upon by the Taylor Administration.
Mr.. Wentworth moved to lay the bill on the table,
which was carried yeas lO6, nays 81.
Mr.. Giddings. agreeably TO notice. brought in a
bill authorizing the people Of the District of Columbia
against slavery therein.
Mr.. Thompson Of Missouri. moved TO lay the bill
on the table Carried yeas LOG. nays II.
After some unmportant business the House adj
journed.
HOMESTEAD ExEMproN.-rhe following bill was
introduced into the Indiana Legislature on The second
day OF the present session. by Mr.. Stewart Home.
stead exemption Is n favoritc measure with us-one
we have often odvocacd-one which we DO hope our
legislature will take under considerations and that
they VIII mature md pass bill at the present session
winch VIII to some extent provide against the casual
ties constantly overwhelming portion Of mankind
and prevent an utter wreck OF property when adversely
overiakes them The reader will understand that this
bill cannot effect debts contracted prior to the time
specified Tor It's going into operation aud mfr ngc
on no mans rghts-neI,hcr those Of debtor nor cred
ior Its early introduction into tho Senate augers
we'll The only questionable feature notice on the
hrst reading Of the BILL is the number Of ncres il,
proposes I" exempt. Would no, more be better -
Peoples Friend.
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There Ia an astronomical clock in the telegraph
Office NJ Pii'sburg, 300 miles.
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TIE HEEALT Union,
~ CosNtKiON WITH
INT ConRiessionaI SuppIemenf.


Conts nug Ihr iuIi r'part- Of debsies aud prOcse-
dInEs in Congress, Wi.l hs puhhshed together 81
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CluLs Will b furnished wilh one rOry Of safh
Of the above o. lhs lo.ov ing rate; i've ropes :
So; ten copies ior So, psyaiIr % advance.
Po-tnfsiers. D. sruding as i've sub-er,usrs v i,h
$40 enclosed, VII h- entitled 10 one cops Of ihr
Werk.y UHiCn and Congressional Suppieiusni.
Tie WEALY UN'oS may te had a. herrlnorr,
ior less.,Ian GEAR ty sending proportions. sub
srrip'i1n, bat lu 40 case will The C5uxfeSs Oi.a'
Supplement be srHt with i:uHl,ss ths ilil yea, Is
pad To-.
We -umbi 20 om democratic friends thst N
management ofsr- 10 lham an nppo rtuuity OF aid
ing 90 ia support OF our cherished principles Wy
srs.a.nirg BFwspap per, undoubtedly the ap
est I'm proportion % the quantity and value o
matter afforded thsmj which has ever u lliis conn
try been d-yo.ed " the maintenance OF the d IA.
ocralic CSuss.
la takIHg upon his own shoulders iof the pres
ent, the wIolr Union establishment, the pdiO
Is aware o. !he responsibility which he is assuur
ing and relies upon the libera,y Of the demoralit
party 70 sustain his new efforts for usefulness.
Our exchange papers and others, who pui.-l
THIS notice, wi be furnished with a copy OF lht
Weekly Union aud Congressional Supp smeut.
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Washington, N0vem' er 4, 1913.
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sIl--bosh upon The hiEh aud the low, the rich
and poor. But in adjusting the rewards Of la
bUt. VIC adopt no such equilable rule. We pay
largely for labor of the head. aud liule lur the
Iabor of the hands. We graduate the scue Of
the prices, not according 10 the unl'y or the nc
,ua severity Of the labor--na' ih proportion to
,he outlay OF physiral strength, or ihe time occu-
ped--but Ia the demand and supply. Hence
that class Of mankind-lnborers, being the most
numerous clnss--ure the worst paid people in
sori,ty. We cannot control the laws Of ma
lure, vet this we may do: pay rs literally as we
can afford for labor, common labor, the labor Of
the poor.--Sears' Pieloli iaI Magazine.
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NEW WINDOW GLASS FACTORY.
STEUBENYILLE. OHIO.

SIEUBENYlLLE, OHIO.
The subscribers. with great expense and care,
have erected Window Glass Factory, at the c.
~ Of SIeubenyiIie, Ohio, and now have it in sue
cessiul operation. Every thing about the Fscto-
ry Is built and made after The latest improvements
Their Glass is fattened in a revolving or wheel
oven, and carried on IRON cars, through sixty
ieet Iempering lesr.
The greatest pains are taken in obtaining the
very hest material-and their blpwsrs being choice
workmen, they think their glass; Tor beauty of col.
or, surface, strength, temper, and fatntss cannol
surpassed BY any other manufactured in the
United States
They have new on hand about one thousand
half boXes, and expect to make from twelve 10
fifteen thousand half boxes during the yelr They
are, therefore, ready to fill orders for glass for any
amount or size, from 4 by up to "a by As inch
es. Orders first received will be first filed
Their Glass will be branded-"J @. Morris &
Co., SteubenUiHe, Ohio"
Glass made to order (sny size or smount) on
short notice, either common, double strength, or
imitation crown. Glass store and office, No. 2I9
North 4th street.
N. B. Glass delivered on board Of ho, is free o.
charge. HUNTER, MORRIS & FOSTER.
SIeubcnvIlle, November "a, l84s-7-6t.
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SESSION OHIO STATESMAN FOR 1883.

We head this Prospectus Session Ohio States
man." We do so, because that has been the usual
practice, and every one at once comprehends its
meaning But as the length Of the legislative
sessions are irregular ana uncertain, which pre-
vents many from subscribing for a session paper,
supposing it may only last few weeks, which is
generally declared to be the intention previous 10
commencing, We have concluded to charge the
term and propose our session papers for THREE
MONTHS, commencing on Monday the 4th day OF
December ls48, and terminating on Saturday the
Sd day of March, l849, (the 4lh of March being
Sunday.)
Persons therefore subscribing for the Ohio Ststes.
man SESSION PAPERS, do so with an understanding
that they will be sent for definite period. We
do this without any increase of the usual price
for our session papers. We adopt the rule so thai
those who subscribe, may know definitely wha
they are subscribing for 1t will give us an op.
portunity of furnishing ourreader with much i'm.
pOrtant Congressional and other matter, previous
to the expiration of the term of three months.
Ii scarcely worth our while to say any thing
with reference to the interest every person mus
feel in the meeting at the Capital Of our State the
members eect OF The approaching Legislature.
We shall make every preparation to give full
and satisfactory reports, as is customary in the
C'oheollldII dhu u no peTIOu III tH6 history o. Ou
State, has it been more important that every mar
should be thoroughly informed of what is done.
TERMS OF SESSION PAPERS.
Daily, per three months, $500
Tri-Weckly, 100
Weekly, SO
The above prices, always in advance, are grea
reduction Of The former terms, but the spirit of th
age is onward, and what we lose in the reduced
price of single paper, must be made up by al
ncre eased circulation. GrThe Tri-Weckly vii
contain all the reading nstter of the Daily.
As many persons prefer subscribing at once b,
the year, We therefore attach our terms for th
yearly STATESMAN below
Daily, per year, 800
Tri-Weekly, 400
Weekly, 200
In all casrs AGENTS are allowed. the sixth sub
scriher. Who will act as such!
Editors will be entitled TO a Daily Exchange, VIII
will insert three Weeks in succession The above pros
pectuS, IN full, and call attention 10 il, and send u
The paper marked. S. MEDARY.
| Columbus, Ohio, Nov. 1S48.
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DEowsIsEss, Swimming Of the Head, roaring
noise IN the ears headsch, paptat ion Of the heart,
&e-Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills are 9 certain
cure for the above unpleasant complaints, because
they purge from the body those Il ugnant and cor
upt humors which, when floating in the general
mass Of the circulation, the use Of . rush Oi
blood To the head, gddiness dmness Of sight sdrow-
siness, pain Of the head, and other symptoms Of q
corrupt state Of the blood.
Wnghts Indian Vegetable. Pills are also one si
the very best medicines ia the world fOrthe cure Of
Indigestion, aud therefore will not only remove all
the above unpleasant symptoms but will most asst
redly restore the body to a sound state OF health.
BEWARE OF CoUSTEEFEITs AND lMITATIoSs!-
Remember that the original and only genuine To-
dian Vegetable Pills have the written signature oi
William Wright on the top label OF each box.
The genuine is for sale by II. A. Sudger, Car
rolton; S. A. Highland, New Hauisbnrgh; James
Forbes SEN, New Hagerstown; ROby g. Co. Lees.
burgh; Sinclair g. Daniel, Malvern; Geo. McCas'
kew. Palermo; and wholesale and retail at the prin
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Estate Of Alexander j. NeeI

Notice is hereby given, that | have been appoin-
ted executor Of the estate Of Alexander J. Neel
late of Carroll county, Ohio, deceased. All per-
sons indebted to said estate are required to make
immediate payment, and those having claims a
gains' the same, to present them, legally proven,
for settlement, to George Pugh, Esq, of New Har-
rsburgh, Carroll County, Ohio, who is legally au.
thorized 10 act for me, within one vear from this
date. PHILIP STOEHR, Ex'r.
November "a, I848-7-3,.
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NOTICE

Is hereby given, that petition will be presented
to the commissioners Of Carroll county, at their
next December session, PRAYING for an alteration in
the road leading from the Carrolton and Georgetown
grade to Baxter's mill; said alteration to commence
near Tarance Brians barn, thence to run south Of
the old road until it intersects the south line of sec
ton nine, near Baxter's meadow, thence with said
line to intersect the read near Samuel Baxter's
barn. D. HANNUM.
November 3, lS4S-4-5t.
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Executors sale.

The undersigned will offer tor sale, on the pre-
misses, on the 29.h day o. December next, the fol-
lowing described uact OF land, to wit; the west
half OF the southeast quarter OF section fifteen,
in t5wnship thirteen, OF range FIVE, in Lee Iown-
ship Carroll county, Ohc. Sale to commence at
10 O'Clock, 4. ii. on said day. Terms made
known on the day of sale.
JONATHAN GOTSCHALL, lrv,,.
WILLIAM GOrSCHALL, La TO-
On the estate OF Jacob Gotschall, decsased..
November II, 1848-6-5t.