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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-09-27

GEN. D. REYNoLDs-A correspondent in another
column mentions the of this gentleman in con-
nection with the Office of Agent of State The Gen.
eral is known here as gentleman and an unswerv-
ing democrat, and possesses the confidence and es-
TEEN of very large acquaintance. He has many
friends who would be well pleased him honored
in the manner proposed.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-09-27

The FALL OF HUNGARY-Tbe news Of the sad
fate which has attended the Hungarian struggle is
confirmed by the late arrival. The cause Of that
gslant people is lost rrcvocnbly. and the leaders,
who deserved to rule her as independent nation,
fugitives from the wrath of despotsm, whose
hate is not diminished by the fear their noble actions
created. The brilliant episode in the his
tory of the general revolution in Europe which the
last two years has Witnessed but its spirit could not
il from the fate which has attended every at
tempt of the kind in the recent outbreak of popular
freedom. Despotism is yet too powerful for the
friends Of liberty, and having by the strong arm of
force beat them down into the dust again, it will load
them with chains still more CALLING and severe until
human patience Gun no longer endure the restrictions
and then will come another general outbreak and
CONFUSION that will shake some of the old fabrics of
tyranny to their fall. Heaven speed the day.
WAR WITH FRANcE.-Old lack and his Secre-
tary of State have managed get into difficulty
with France, through the French minister at Wash
ington who has been rendered his passports without
being asked for, which is equivalent ordering him
out fthe country. The nature of the difficulty is said
10 be this. NJ. Poussin. the French Minister brought
certain claims against the United States for damages
done to French property at the stormng Of Vera Cruz
Mr.. Clayton did attend the claims with sufficient
despatch to suit NJ. Poussn, who became the telIlie
graph says. impertnent pressing them upon the Sc
cretary. tart correspondence ensued the matter
referred to old lack, Gin my eye) who demanded of
the French government that M. Poussin should be
called. The French government declined. whercup-
on the Minister'S passports were rendered him, and
accepted. The remainder Of the story is to be told
By time. 1t may be farce and il may be tragedy
Whichever it may be, it is manifest that the wings
are incompetent 10 manage the affairs Of the govern
ment. However, the French deserve logging Just
at this time, and here is M people who could give
it to them decen;ly quick the YAM
KEGS 1t will be rich, however, to get involved in a
war by the ''peace party!
MAJ. DANIEL MAcE.-The Peoples Friend. pub
shed at Covington in speaking Of the officers to lie
elected by the Legislature next winter, urges the
claims Of Daniel Mace. to the State Auditorshp. in
which we most heartily concur, as we are confident
that could discharge the duties of that Office
more satisfactory than MIR. Mace.-Delph Times.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-09-27
&O,Ol Reward,

Is offered for the name of that Democrat who pro-
posed to John d. Defees to reeect him State Printer
if Defrees in turn would secure his (he Democrats
election as Auditor of State.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-09-27

0TMr. Bancroft. late American Minister to Eng
land, returned in the steamer Europa. During his
residence in London he has obtained valuable
rais for his history of the United States. He has
also searched the public Libraries Of Paris for mpor-
tant information connected with this work.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-09-27

SwINDLER CAUGHT.-A fellow calling himself
Robinson who has been travelling around the country
passing himself off as a General Mail Agent, and in
sumo places nephew of S. R. Hubble, LIST Assis-
tant Postmaster General and. under various preten-
ces, obtaining money of postmasters, stage agents,
and others connected with the post-oice department,
has been arrested at Evansville, Ind He had what
purporied to be letter of credit from Mr.. Hobbie
which he would present 10 his victims, stating that
he had been Unexpectedly caught without 'funds, -
would remit on reaching certain point &c. Strange
as it may appear he succeeded in obtaining money in
this way at Philadelphia, Baltimore, Harrisburgh,
Chambersburgh, Bedford &c. He asked the modest
sum OF Sl00 of tile Evansville postmaster, who, sus-
pectng all not right, put him off until the next
day.. In the meantime The postmaster telegraphed
Mr.. Hobbie and received for answer that Robinson
was an imposior. The postmaster had officer in
waiting and when Robinson presented himself, twen-
y dollars was handed him. his receipt taken, together
with the letter of credit, and he arrested on the
spot. Robinson brought to appear during the
day before his Honor Justice Mills. and after hear
ing was held to bail in the sum Of S5000 which he
failed give. and committed to Jail to await his
trial at the term Of the Vanderburgh Circuit Court,
which sits on the fourth Monday in this month.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-09-27

OErGen. Henry Dodge. United States Senator from
Wisconsin, is dangerously sick at Washington,
whence he has been unable return since the last
sion. His son, Augustus, Senator from Iowa, passed
through Buffalo last week on his way to him.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-09-27

WING NOMINATIONS ILLINoIs.-The Wings of
Illinois have designated the following persons to go
through the motions as candidates for State Offices.
to-wit: For Governor, Alex. r. Collins; Lieut..
Governor, Timothy o. Howe; Secretary of Sta'e,
Levi Alden; Attorney General, Morris Buterfeld +;
Treasurer, ]. 3. Terry.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-09-27

MAINE ElEcTIoN.-We have not yet received the
details of the Maine eecc news, but it is admitted
by the eastern papers and the telegraph, that Hub
bard the Democratic candidate for Governor is elect
ed, and that there is democratic majority in the
Legislature
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-09-27

AccIDENT.-A of the Hon. Jas. Cooper, U. S.
Senator, had his leg cut off last week, at Potisve,
Pa. by a car passing it. He attempted Jump
from the car, and unfortunately fell.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-09-27
INDIANAPOLIS SEPTEMBER ~, lsas.

CoRN.-We are in sad need of some corn. Bring
US along load, one of dozen of our friends Il
pays as well as cash at market prices. II you have
not corn, depend upon it, will refuse gold or
silver dollars, nor paper representatives. if brought
early in the morning.
N. B. Father III. may bring in those "spuds."
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-09-27

OrTe Irring Family, of whom we have seer
many complimentary notices in the newspapers, give
concert at the ID Presbyterian church, this evening
See their advertisement
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-09-27

0EThe gifted Edgar A. Poe, has quilted his in
temperate habits and joined the Sons Of Temperance
So says the Cincinnati Times.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-09-27

0SFThe Democratic Convention in Ohio nave NOM
mated Hon. Amos E. Wood, as the Democratic can
didae for Congress in the vacant district, TO fill the
vacancy occasioned by the death of Hon. r. Dckin-
son-a nomination is equivalent to an election.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-09-27

A correspondent of the N Y. Herald gives the fol-
lowing the way in which Ewbank got to be Com
missloners of patents:
l dare say, you New Workers were good deal as
tonlshed at the appointment of MIR. Ewbank Com
missioner of Patents. That an English plumber
should be selected the head of of the most i'm
portant departments here. indeed something of
stumper. "Ewbank!" "Ewbank!" "Who is he!"
Such were the explanatory inquiries hereabous when
this appointment was made. | happen to know all
about It, The appointment was made through the
influence of Ewing-ihe motive power was supplied
by Greeley g. Mucklewraith, of your city. Mr.. Ew-
bank who is very decent, dull, respectable, stupid
man. compiled volume hydraulics" for the press
of Mucklewraiih, which proved failure The ques-
ton then arose, how this loss be repaired; and
during the deliberations which ensued, il was suggested
that Mr.. Ewbank might have a chance to be made
Commissioner of Patents. Mucklewraith jumped at
the hint, and with Seward and Ewing negotiations
were at once opened. The result was the nomination
of Ewbank to the patent ofEce-upon which, the firm
of Greeley a. Mucklewraith greatly felicated them
selves, nasmnch this quite triumph
for the principles of "association, or socialism
Greeley doing the pure morality, aud Mucklewrailh
the dirty work of the concern.
But there was something beyond all this mere Pc
cuniary motive the part Of Mucklewiaith. 1t was
well known to Seward, Greeley, and the abolition
clique which they represent, that the census of the
United States to be taken, and that the
management OF that important business would fall
into the hands of the Commissioner of Patents.
Hence the anxiety to get Ewbank their creature APP
pointed
You will perceive, at glance the vast impor trance
with which this appointment of MIR. Ewbank becomes
invested, in this poin, of view.
You may depend that there aoe-concertea more
ment in progress to c0nrol The taking Of the neal
census an such i1ay to give greater additional
representation to the North than that to which IL as
rightly entitled, he at the same time the representa-
tire rights Of the South acu be curtailed do moi
speak idly or without authority. This Mr.. Ewbank
is the AGENT the suppiant tool Of the Greeley aboli
ton clique and the knowledge of this fact is already
beginning TO excite the greatest uneasiness and alarm
among those here who are devoted to the rights and
interests of the South. have great deal more to
say on this point, the importance of which you will
readily see
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-09-27

tT-Cassius nj. Clay has now entirely recovered
from the wounds he received in his last fight
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-09-27

Col. BENTON BEFORE THE PEoPLE-Jackson coun-
y has again repudated the aders and abettors Of the
ne farious scheme concocted by few ploiters last
winter to PROSTATE Col. Benton. The Hon. John S.
Phelps, the talented Representative in Congress from
the suih-west, delivered address at Independence
few days since, at the conclusion of which the vote
was taken and counted, and the result was a large
majority for Benton. No man will pretend to
doubt that majority Of the people Of Jackson county
are for Benton.
From every quarter of The State. the glorious news
still comes that The people with Col. Benton
jefferson (MO.) Inquirer.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-09-27

AUDITOR STATE.-The Covington Peoples
Friend recommends Maj. DAN. MACE a candidate
for Auditor of State, and we observe that DR.. E. W.
II. ELLIS, of Elkhart county, Editor of the Goshen
Democrat, is announced in the State Sentinel as a
candidate for the same Office.
Maj MACE did valiant service, as Elector, in the
late campaign, and necessarily at heavy expense
in traversing the district. He has made many sacr-
fees for the party, and deserves to be rewarded
DR.. ELLIS is well known throughout Northern In
diana as the able and efficient Editor of the 'Goshen
Democrat He has ever been a acorking member of
the party, and has done much regenerae and puri
fy the political character of our State
There WILL without doubt, be more than one candi-
date for the several Offices which the Legislature
has 10 act, and we concur with the Sentinel in ex-
pressing the hope that, among them all, there may
prevail the true democratic spirit-that each will
yield to the will of the majority-Clinton Neos.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-09-27

05-President Roberts of Liberia has sert Agent
to France. to purchase steamship and steam sloop,
which will cons ituie the navy of his little Republic.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-09-27

KossUrH's LETTERS Intelligent Hungarians, in
New York. believe that the letters lately published
as Kossuths Austrian compositions.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-09-27

NJ. may bring in those "spuds."
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Petition 4 for Divorce.

JohnR sherrad, In Wyandot cofi
Abigail D. SLerrad, Petition for divorce
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To balance due ON last settle.
ment .trs $295 48
TO amount collected on dup1i.
cate iucluding delinquencies 1891 q
To expenses fer the Sale Of @
School Lands lG6 lO4
To proportion OF other funds
for advertising delinquent
list and taxes refunded "A 27A
To cash received for tavern Lis
cense 81 so
F." '' " Auction 200
" 80 Z" fines & costs
from Clerk of Court I24 93A
To cash received for fines be.
fore Justices 33 OO
To cash received for Horse Lii
cense 1O5 90
Z" Ferry Lii.
cease 25 90
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Eslate Of JOHN MACKEY, decease,

s Estate ofJoBN MACKEY, deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given, that tIe sub
sscriber has been appointed AID quail
fed as administrator, on the estate OF
John Mackey, late Of TJmochtee town
ahip, Wyandot couhiy, deceased.
WILLIAM BLACKBURN
as Administrator.
Dated the 4ih day ofJuly l64s-l9-3t.
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List of Letters,

" EMAlNlNG in the Post Oilice, a
-aV Upper Sandusky, o., on the first y
July lS49.
Barnes ] w Lasley David
Braudenbuig J W Loy'lie James
Bach eI John Leith G w
Baug hnan Jacob Lyle or Watson
Barnes Banj LeIp Philip
BuchIand X 7 Marguefat Joseph
Burke Ii w Moron William
Commissioners, Wy NJ artin Robert
andot Z. Miller William
Carman Thomas Mesrs samuel
Cotton II H Moll John
Grocer sc A 3 Miller Annanias
Criswell Lotecrob McCurdy John
CaldwelIe Charles MaY bee john
Cook Christian Myers Frederick
Dsguerreotyp'st Myers ~ Q
FlIildge Henry 2 Nagle Ffedcrics
Eli,s :. NJ iissen David
Erw in Francis kI,ter Joseph
Farote Lyle Reed Miss Jerdsha
Flisig ) Sbernte Benz
Falkmer David 2 Sibert George
Fallor John Spencer f
France L ii 2 Schwiik Frederick
Goodman q W HI amsSeng lelary l l
Goodin Samuel Smith Elizabeth
Hussey Miss A Ii Shan baugh " lillian
Hussey HePhen Strong Chas.
Harrison Andrew Sirawn DAVID
Horn Charles Shernd b +
Had Anthony Ischaunsn ChriStIaI
Hli llenry Thompson Ellen
H'pp + futile ) u
tleiHuser Gottieb Todde James
Hllbforu Amos " esthater Levi
Ingerham David Whtse Ghris'an
jackson James Wlssen Harry
Johnson Elizabeth Wild Henry
Jmuklus Miss Susan Yeager john
Kertzeumy Ell John YounGe Timothy
KIRBY Buck Ztlsu! Jacob
Kelly VIM Zelgler josiah
A {. HULBURD, p. Al.
July lst, 1S49.-l9-3w.
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AN EXHIBIT

0F the receipts aud expenditures Of
~ Wyandot county for ttfs year ending
June l, l6f9.
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EXPENDITURES,


cases 22094
By expenses of elections lSl so
" g " School Lands 264 %
" "Coroner's Inquests 45 55
BY assessors fee for lS4S 276 2lA
" expenses for Lunatscs 50 81
/" Taxes refunded 30 STA
" expenses of roads 100 rs
" :" :" grand IL petit
Jurors 346 3S
Byassessors' fees for ls49 and
blanks 1926 rs
BY Commissioners fees for lS4S loo 90
8 f" f" +" l849 20 90
By associate judges Z" +" lS45 6SU0
= paid township clerks for
School statistics 80 90
Ry paid treasursls fer settlements | GO
=. Treasurer per ceutsge rs az.
" interest paid on orders 10 10
!" paid clerk Of court alluwsnce
made by the court fer lS4S 60 0O
By paid same for lS49 20 20
A Lyle, prosecuting Attor- rs 20
same for drafting official
Bonds 3 90
BY premium paid on wolfscalps 3 so
I" paid Nj. ii Kirby for defend.
irg Z. West 10 90
By paid J. d, Sears, clerk of
School Examiners 6 90
BY paid Thomas Baird, conrt al,
luwauce to Sheriff for Is4S Is 90
same " I>49 25 90
BY postage for Auditor office III ID
paid DIR. McCounell for at
tendance on Richard West
while confined 10 Jall 81
By beds aud furniture for Jail 50
paid J. A Morrison for index
ipg and rent for Recorders
Office 43 90
BY pad p. u. Bedler for copy -
| ing surveys iron other conn
| ties and as a member Of the
Board Of Equal zation 80 "
1 BY paid Associate Judges fees
for lS49 20 W
BY paid for revising renumber-
Ing, plating, aud recording
,o1us 35 90
/ By paid for books and stationery
tor Co., ls43 90 %
| :. g for lS49 81 ~
By paid w. T. G iles for adserIis
ing delinquent list 40 o2
same far blanks and advertising 80 GO
BY paid j K Fonke for blanks 90
A G. HulOurd " same Ii 20
" George Harper, expenses in
gong for school funds w
paid T. Baird fur ballot box
for Eden Township ouV
ss paid for hauling weights aud
measures from Columbus w
+" paid Sheriff Baird for sum
moning jurors Oh W
same for court expenses per
order of court 20 ~
inr ls4s 49s 20
/ :, g, same for lg49 10O on
1862 04
Amount remaining in the treasury 'nciu.
| ding Sl66 90 OF nutes on the banks oi
736 52t
SCHOOL ACCOUNT.
| To nett amt reed from State $llo4 ~
:. ;. collac,ed on Dup. 5i3 65
of interest on School
/ Lands oS' 30
$2325 SO
CREDIT.
/ nv paid township Treasures 2325 02 (