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Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-03-27
Repuhlican LerisIafion.

Some Of the Republican papers have raise
quite howl over the contemplated Legislation o.
some of the Southern States in reference to tn,
home, they will find enough of that kind of leg
islation to denounce. For instance that stauncl
Republican sheet, the Chicago Tribune, thus de
nounces the legislation of the Republican Legis-
lature of Wisconsin,:
WISCONSIN FARM MoRrsAGEs the Legisla-
ture Of Wisconsin has passed. the bill politely de
nominate ian act concerning the proceedings in
courts in certain cases" to impair the obligation
of contracts m,de and entered into by farm mort
gagors- Thtt the bill violates the Constitution
OF the State in fre particulars Is abundanty shown
by the minority report of the select committee of
the Assembly to which it was referred. That il
violates the commonest principles Of public faith
and public policy. is apparent to every man not
totally devoid of private faith and utterly igno-
rant Of the laws governing capital and affecting
the prosperity of the States.
Under the teachings the new school of ScHuRz
and his fellows, it is not surprising that consttu-
tons are held in contempt. They believe in the
higher law" What though the Constitution OF
Wisconsin declares that mo sr post taeto laws, CT
laws impairing the obligation of contracts, shall
he passed BY the l.: :; tsture." they care nothing
for constitutions The rel RUE Of anarchy is
their dominant idea. and the will of the presen
majority, regardless of constitutions and The
rights Of the minority. their law They are a.
terrnined. wherever they have the power, to force
upon the minority their agragrian dogmas and
anarclIical rules.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-03-27
wher. IN. nifs.rence,

The Republicans denounced General Twice:
rs a traitor, an ARNOLD. for having surrendered
his command TO a superior force of Texans, thu:
saving them from Wholesale butchery. What
does old ABE do under circumstances similar but
in comparison favorable to General TwIeGsf As
Commander in Chief of the American Army and
Navy. with its whole force at his disposal, he
renders Fort Sumter to the "rebels" of the South
ern Confeleracyg If General TwIGGs is traitor
Tor having yielded, surrendered when resistance
would have resulted in the total destruction OF
the force under his command, is old ABE any less
a recreant, or traitor. for the surrender of Fort
Sumter and the control of the Government prop
erty IN Charleston harborg Is there any excuse
that will justify President LINCOLN in his official
conduct that will not apply with equal force to
General TwIsGs7 We say ''what is sauce for
the goose (LIScoLS) is sauce for the gander"
fTWIces
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-03-27
serf-.aerificinz Patriet..

The Washington correspondent of the Journal
pitched into CAnt SEIZURE very severely few
days ago. charging that he paid at the rate of
$500 per week for his services during the last can
vass. and Indignantly repellng the idea that
glorious old CASH CLAY, who has fought the
common foe without pay for forty years" should
be pushed aside for mercenary like SEIZURE.
Another correspondent of the Journal iusti6es
ScauRz ON the ground that 1.-THE laborer is worthy
Of his hire, and goes on to state that he "knorcs
that Mr.. CLAY received from fifty to one hundred
dollars each for the speeches delivered him by
in this region Of our State" So GLORIOUS old
CASH CLAY" il appears. has not fought the COM
mon foe without pay for for forty years, but has
also been well paid for his disinterested services
on behalf of freedoml
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-03-27

Honorahlt ExiIcd.

The LINCOLN Administration have finally got
nd Of troublesome customer. CARL ScHuRz is
banished to PoKrUGAL where he can do no harm
70 the Government. At that Court there is next
70 nothing to do, and Mr.. SEWARD has got the
right man in the right place. We notice that
some of Republican press are complaing that
the Republican party have lost the services of
SoBuRz for the next four years, but in the loss
they have the qualification to know there IS a
compensation. for they viii save thereby good
many four hundred dollars for the labors of this
diSnierested advocate Of "freedom."
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-03-27

B-The difficulty of pleasing everybody is
rather ludicrously illustrated in the case of the
indianapolis Republicans, if the assertion of the
Sentinel be true. Some vigilent guardians of
the public welfure made the discovery that the
Methodist. and Complexities were getting the
lions share of the Offices, and forthwith raised
q breeze and had the thing stopped. So we
may as well count themselves out for the rest of
the fight. Our Indianapolis friends are evidently
as vile awake on the subject of their religious
as their political rights--Cineinnati Gazette
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-03-27

The Price Current has the following remarks
upon the result, which we give as being of inter-
est not only to the packers and dealers, but to
the farmer and all who take an interest in bust
ness affairs generally:
Here. then, we have deficiency in the number
packed this season, as compared with last, OF
1893 943 hogs, which is slightly less than 81 per
cent
With regard to the weight this season, our re-
turns furnish the following averages for each
State, together with the yield OF lard per hog,
both of which we give comparatively, with the
previous season as follows:
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-03-27

Here, then we find that nearly twenty five
million pounds of the product of the hog, this sea-
son, has been exported from New York since
January LIST, more than last season. and If we add
the increase in the exports of December. we find
an additional increase of three million pounds.
There is, however, decrease in the foreign ex-
port of brl. pork from that port, equal to two
million pounds, from the LIST of January, which
should be deducted, leaving the net increase
about twenty six million pounds.
II should be stated in this connection, that a
portion of bacon shipped to Liverpool this sea-
son, went by way of Portland, but what amount
we can not say There is no increase in the ex-
ports from the Atlantic ports.
The following is detailed statement of the
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-03-27
Increase I'm rs. .......... 1910, u
The average Weld per hog, this year, was 81

/
lbs. and last year 2S1 lbs.
| As we have already stated, the net increase in
the supply of hog product this season, as com
pared with last. is 5334 per cent. which is equal
to 1875 392 hogs but then it must be recollected
that portion of this increase, equal TO about
lbs per hog is in lard.
The grelt deficiency this year is south of the
Ohio river, and this deficiency is far greater and
more important than statistics would Indicate,
because in addition to the hogs packed at the reg
ular places, in Kentucky and Tennessee a large
number have been usually packed by farmers for
their own use, and a considerable amount of this
came to market. This sel<on this has not been
done in a large portion OF Kentucky, all Tennes
see and we NAV add Arkansas and portion
OF Missouri, so that these sections. instead OF
having Il surplus for export as heretofore, will
have to buy largely to supply their own use. thus
greatly increasing the to be supplied. and 1T
we add to this the increased foreign demand, the
wants to be supplied by the present crop are lar
ger than for eral years indeed looking at the
facts in this way the supply is really very short
The crop of pork this season came upon bare
market and the consumption began at once, and
so far. the quantity taken by the Southern States
has been largely in advance of other seasons.
The shipment of pork from Iowa, Northern Hi
nois and Wisconsin, to the Eastern cities, has
been large which was induced by the high rates
of exchange on New York, in st. Louis, and in
Chicago, causing merchants to buy produce with
the deprecated Western currency and ship it to
the East in preference to paying to II per cent,
prem, for exchange.
There has been also a large quantity shipped
South from the line of the Illinois Central Rail
way; and from this city the shipments have been
largely in advance of last year, as will be seen by
referring to our tables, and the stock now in this
market, of-all articles is much less than it was at
this date last year.
From New York the exports of bacon and lard
to foreign counties, from January lst to March
10Th, this year and last compare as follows:
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-03-27

The Cincinnati Price Current, of the Doth,
gives its annual statement OF the pork packing in
the West for the past season, and also the num-
Der packed the year previous The following is
the recapitulatiOn Of the entire packing in the
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-03-27
Average weigh
nar hog

We did not obtain the average weight from all
the places, but nelry so. We find the aggregate
weights of an equal number of hogs, at all the
places from whence the weight was furnished, for
both seasons, to be as follows:
lS6U-l. los- 7tSyol<foOV
ls59-6O. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. lbs. 4lO, 6o4, 1861
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-03-27

Indiana and Illinois have thus far got all the
fat offices. The President and four Secretaries
from four adjoining States-lllinois, Indiana
Ohio and Missouri-the Secretary OF the Interior
the Commissioner of Patents, the Bureau of Ag
riculture, the Commissioner of Indian Affairs
the Superintendent of Public Printing and the
whole retinue of clerks are all from Indiana
These constitute the principal bureaus in the Int
rior Department. 1t should properly be callel
Department of Indiana.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-03-27
LAND WARRANTS.

HAVING RELIABLE AND EXPERIENCED AGENTS
~ m the West We are prepare enter land and
irnsh certified descriptions and plas from personal OBJ
servation OF our agents. DELZEII& SMITH,
tebzS Real Estate Agents.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-03-27

HFBut little interest IS taken by Delzeh 4
Smith in the present rush for Office, as they think
their present lucrative Real Estate Agency Office
enough for them. ~ f-r-
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-03-27
Increase this year...... los. 6O.65s,24

This is equal exactly to l414 per cent. so that
by deductne the decrease in number So per cent,
from this, we have net increase of So per cent.
as compared with the previous season. The crop
then compares with some previous years, as fol-
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-03-27

II
a RTIsT coLoRs, best English, in tubes. canvas.
N &c, &c.
DoTANIc MEDICINES, aud all the Eclectic Prepsrs-
ID tons,
0toAL OIL an extra article, with good assortment
~ Lamps.
nYE-sTUFFs Of all kinds and best quality.
ExTRAcTs for the Hsndkcrchief-cOlosnes Co.'S
UNLAvoRING EXTRACTS for Cooking. of all kinds and
III best quality.
GLUE, GLASSWARE, Jar Bottles, FlaslSs. visIs &e
HAM OILS, Hair Brushes and POmsdss Of all kinds
INSTRUMENTS, Surgical and Den,ai-a good stock.
HAYNES MEDICINES, and all the popular renediesof
ID the day.
UZ IDDER's ELECTRO MAGNETIC MACHINES aiman-
IN ufacturer's prices.
n ARD OIL. Burning Fluid, Turpeutine.
NEDIcINEs. CHEMICALS. foreign and domestic. fresh
wi and pure.
MEATS FOOT OIL and Tsnners' OIL, peat quality.
OL-IAnseed, Castor, Olive Sperm. and OILS Of all
DAINTs Of all kinds dry and ground in OIL hes, quail
III ity, at low figures.
AUTNINE, MORPHINE and other Chemicals
ID osrS. STARCH Concentrated I-ye. Potash, &C.
III
CsPIcEs Of all kinds ground and unground strictly
- pure
rENOBACCO. CIGARS ami SNUFF, the best quality
ITLTRA- MARINE. Prussian blue chromes and Colon
u Of all kinds
VTARNIsHEs-copsl Coach, Dainar. Japan and Blaci-
best quality.
VNTNPow GLASS, all sizes best American and
wv french
W Bf1N's PERFINERY, a large assortment
Y/INC PAINT French, dry and ground oil and Var
II nish.
A. ALL ARTICLES usually found IN q Drug Hcuse
~ For sale al low figures All articles warranted
represented and 10 which invite all before purchasing
elsewhere. ROBERT BROwfNG,
may2s d&weowIy - west Washington street.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-03-27
So per cent. greater than ls59-6o.
!. do do do 1859.
az do do do lS51-S.

The Weld of lard per hog has been, generally,
better than last yeir. but Notwithstanding this,
owing to the decrease in the number OF hogs
packed, the increase in the quantity, as compared
with last year. is not large as might be at first
supposed. The following figures show the com.
parison and the result, being the aggregate yield
for each season, in pounds
ls59-co lbs sc, 400, 73S
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-03-27
The SPoILs.-The New York Herald's Wash
inpton correspondent. saws:

) slncluding Mt. Pleasant.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-03-27
l2,3T5,744

1860.
s.699,744
3,676,OOO
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-03-27

NiStEhiANfotefhoNirt"N--
SIC 10 4l The books anil papers and accounts Ofany
trustee relative schools shall at all times b. suljecf
the inspection OF the county auditor. and uf the
Board OF County Commissioners of tho proper county
SEA. ISL lJo For the purpose Of such inspection said
Bpar,l of County Commissioners and Auditor may. by
subpoena, summon before them trustee and require
the production of such books, pslrrs aud accounts,
three days notice Of the time TO appear and produce
them being given.
To- LIsIl Ifany ,neh hooks aud have been
imPcrfccly kept, said Board Of Commissioners may
correct them, aud il fraud appear, shall Remove the
person gull thereof.
i5 [iael Process in suits against school
ship town or CITY, shall nc 10y summons executed by
leaving copy thereof with The trustee Uf such
ship. city days before he day there
OF or an& thereof d I a Lea srn notice OF the time
SEC. l5i. Isl suits brought behalf Of school
township shall be brought in the Of the State Of
Indiana, for the OF such township, city.
SEC $50 1871 An appeal shall b. allowed from the ec
sion ofte trustee relative 20 school matters school
examiner, and thence IN all cascs except such relate
the es lishmcn of schools and the location Of build
ing repair removing OF school houses transfer Of
persons for school purposes. the state Superiniend
eut whose decision shall be final; and the rules which
govern appeals from Jusiiccs Of the Peace the Com
mon Pleas or Circuit Courts shall apply TO such ap-
peas far as applicable.
SIC I56. tI55 Any person who shall sue for
count ofany decsion act refusal neglect ofduty Of the
township trustee for which he might have had APP
peal according TO the provisions If the preceding
section, shall not recover costs
SIC. I57. 1861 The Common School shall lie tauSit in
the English language, Iroriei herer That Other Ian
guas in addition TO the English may lie taught a.
branch of education
SEC. los 57 The County Commissioners ofcach coun-
~ required conform the boundary Of their civil
n hips those Of Congressional townships as far
I is practicable 10 do so.
SEC l59 I5sl The proper trustee may whenever school
house shall have been removed different location or
a erected for the school in a different place. IL
the land whereon the same situated belongs uncondi
tioually TO the township, town city, sell the
when in HE opinion l. IL advantageous 20 the township
city do for the highest price that H.
obtained therefor, and the payment Of the ur-
chase money 20 the TO snp, town or city treasurer
he shall eNenfe TO the purchaser deed Of conveyance
which shall he sufficient 10 vet IN such purchaser all
the title Of such township city thereto: the
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1861-09-27

The question most frequently asked on
our streets is-''Why was it that Col. Null
lgan and his brave Irishmen were left at
Lexington with barely $500 men to with
stand the onslaught Of the $4,000 rebels led
by Price?" We do not undertake to give
all the reasons for the situation, but VIC are
infored on the best authority that the case
admits Of, that it was Gen. Fremonts plan
to let Price work his way up to Lexington
unmolested, and then send heavy column
out from Jefferson City to Scdalia, to march
upon his rear, while Gen. Pope's army
should move simultaneously from the north,
and surround and capture, or destroy, the
whole rebel force. On Saturday last Gen
Fremont received pcremtory order from
Washington for five regiments Of we'll arm,
cd and diciplined troops. This order wa:
promptly filed, not with the worst but the
very best regiments within reach. The
raw troops at Benton barracks, who never
had musket in their hands until they
went to St. Louis, could not of course be
dispatched to Washington or Sedalia.-
This, we assume, accounts in some meas
ure for the interruption of Gen. Fremon's
plan to send a column overland to attach
Price in the rear. His only recourse was
to send reinforcements to Col. Mulligan, BY
water, and run the risk of the land batteries
planted by the rebels at Glasgow and else
where to command the channel.- Chicagt
Tribune.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1861-09-27
--1171HHFb-
Troops for Canada.

1t has been asserted in some quarters
that the reports stating that troops are to
be sent out to Canada this fall were fabri-
cations. The following announcement Of
the movements of troops by the British
Army and Navy Gazette, may be regarded
as reliable:
"Her Majesly's Government has determin-
ed to make an important increase in the
strength of our military force in North
America, aud three regiments of infantry
are about to be placed under immediate or
ders for Canada. They will probably en-
bark in the Great Eastern before the mid
die of September. 1t is very likely that
three old and thoroughly efficient battalions
will be chosen. Whatever may be the ef-
feet in some quarters Of the announcement
we now make, we have little doubt that the
public generally will recognize this step as
an act Of wise precaution on the part Of
those responsible for the dignity and iuteg.
rity of the Empire"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1861-09-27
An InorcdlbIo Renort.

Frankfort, Ky, Sept. 23.--Full and an-
thentic details ofthc fight az Bafboursville,
Ky, on the 18th inst, have been received.
Twenty-one Union Home Guards fought
Zollicofer's forces Of three thousand three
hundred men, at the bridge near Barbours
vile, and twice repulsed them, killing Col.
Rains, one captain, one lieutenant, and
tbirty-two privates, and woundiug sixteen.
None of tho Homo Guards were killed--two
were badly wounded. ZollicofFer's forces,
after being repulsed, fanked tho Guard,
and took and destroyed the greater part Of
the town. Il was desperate fight, and
although this report seems hardly creditablc,
il is true.
Humphrey MARSHALL is at tho head Of a
large force in Owen county, and fears arc
entertained for the safety Of this place.
Gen. Sherman is at Elizabethtown, and
Buckner at Green river bridge.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1861-09-27
negImenl of Laneera.

II was announced some days since that
prominent Canadian was about TO raise a
Regiment Of Lanccrs, 1000 strong, for
service in the Federal army. We now
learn that the effort is under way, with a
fair prospect of early success. This is the
only body of the kind authorized hy the
government, and will bo under the com
mand of Col. Rankin, whose headquarters
are at Detroit. A recruiting office is open
at Cleveland.
The pay of volunteers is from $la to $26
per month aud 800 bounty. Men who
furnish their own horses will be allowed 40
cents day for their use, and SO per month
for forage The equipments and uniform
will be of novel character aud entirely
different from any other regiment in the
army.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1861-09-27
Come 80 the Fair next Week.

The Washington correspondent of the
New York Post, in speaking of the naval
expedition along the coast, says: "Do not
be surprised if you hear shortly of three
rebel cities being LAID in ashes."
A Chicago lady, few days ago, while
sitting 10 chair broke her hip bone il a
fit Of coughing, and in two days after, in
another &c Of the same kind, finished the
business and broke her neck.
CoTTEN BREAsTwoRKs. one Of the
recent balls at Saratoga, stray secessiouess
from the "sunny South" mingled in the
voIuptuous waltz wearing a secession flag
on her breast with the significant motto,
HShallwe not protect our eottoui" In this
case the rebel right was admitted.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1861-09-27
T EG AL NOTICE.

l@ In the Court Of Common Pleas of Sandusky coun-
ty, and State Of Ohio.
William II. Lee. Justin A. Bliss, Orlando p. Dorman,
George d. Ptkn, and Gordon MeTaggart, partners by
the firm name Of William II. Lee Co.,-PlaintiGs,
e. G. Hastings and Ogden d. Griswod, partners by the
firm name of Hastings 4 Griswold, Defendants.
The above named Il. G. Hastings and Ogden d. Girls
wod nonrcsdents Of the State OF Ohio and residing in
the State of Connecticut hereby notified that the
twelfth day of July, A. d. eighteen hundred and sixty
one, the above named plaintiffs fled petition in the said
Court Of Common Pleas against them asking Judgment
against them for the OF six hundred and twenty six
dollars and thiryour cents (6263 and interest there
from the twenty day Of June, eighteen hun
dred and sixty-one; being tbeamount due promms-
sorry note given by defendants to plaintiffs for that
dated dated October twentysecond eighteen hundred
and sixty, payable to the order Of William II. Lee Co.,
eight months after date
That attachment has been ssued return
ed against the goods, chates, rights moneys credits
and effects of said defendants
And the said defendants further notified that un
less they demur to said petition before
the twelfth day OF October next the will be taken
confessed and judgment entered accordingly the
teenth day OF October eighteen hundred
said Court, at which time said petition will be heard
WILLIAM II. LEE 4 CO.
By Buckand 4 Everett, their Attorneys
July 81, 1851 30w7 pr fee SIPS
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1861-09-27
Petition TO Quiet Title 70 Land.
SdHdHsky t0NHIg, C0RTf u Common Pleas
SAMUEL BAKER, Plaintiff,

SdHdHsky County, Court Of Common Pleas.
SAMUEL BAKER, Plaintiff,
against,
MASAssEn GROVER,
EMILY GROVER,
LESTER ALDRIcH, aud
CAROLINE ALDRicu, Defendants.
NE said Lester Aidrich aud Caroline Aldrch Of CAST
ner In the county of Grunv in the State Of Illinois,
will take notice. that Samuel Baker Of the county
dusky, In the State of Ohio did the twenty eighth
day Of August, A. H. cghteeen hundred and sxty-one
Gle his petition In the Court o Common Pleas within
and for the county Of Sandusky in said State Of Ohio,
against the said Manassch Grover Emily Grover Lester
Aldrieh and Caroline Adeh, Defendants praying said
Court to decree to the said Samuel Baker title TO the fol-
lowing described Real Estate. situate in the township
Green Creek in the county OF Sandusky in the State OF
Ohio, and described ~ follows, 10 wit;
II being onetenth part of ninety five of land on
Of the east side OF tho northeast quarter Of section
Der twentyone in township number four range number
sixteen Also the one-enth part of twelve acres Of land
OF Of the north end Of the east half Of the southeast
quarter of said section number twenyon in sad town
ship number four, range number sixteen, known the
estate Of Abuer Aldrich, deceased.
And the said Manasseh Grover Emily Grover. Lester
Aldrch and Caroline Aldrieh, hereby notified that
they required to appear aud answer said petition
orbefore the third Saturday after the eleventh day OF 0co
Der next. SAMUEL BAKER,
BY W. II. REYNOLDS his Attorney.
August 2S 1861. 35wB Pr.feeS603