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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-07-21
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ORGANIZATIONS.


Eastman, IN his spfi, Of the Age, saws We are
coming 20 most horrible pass Rotberies, for.
gercs and deilcallons are getting TO be as COM
mon as the water drink and the worst Of the
matter u, the people have become so prostituted,
lher moral scnsibllcs 50 blunied and deadened
by tie dairy occurrences of the vicious and demon
aiizing practices ofthe banks, that they look upon
robbery OF hafa million with as little care or con.
cern a they do upon the most common and inno.
cent transac ions OF lie
Il has lately been announced TO the public that
tho .. ). Bank has been robbed no vouchers can
be found Tor s6l8 900 Oh
AlsS diuo do. for 100000 90
The Frederick County Bank has been
robbed OF io5,e7G 81
The President OF The Frankfort Bank
took al the money he could get. aud
PAID 1t all IN Wild lands at )! 80 per
acre, about 100000 %
The rranch nank Of the L. States at
New Orleans. sold to Lippincot's
nephew. This viii end in lost
vouchers for SIS 900 on
The President of The Norwich and
Worcester Railroad Company has
abscondcd with part OF Tie Compa-
N.Y. mnd, abou. 30 600 90
Eleven banks in New York have fail
cd The Comp ller sells the se.
curilics on the 81 OF August.
Forgeres to a large amount NJ Nash
vllle nave been had on bank in
Tennessee for LOCO 90
The Teller and Discount Clerk ofihe
Bank OF Louisiana have aOsconded
TO Texas and robbed the bank OF co 900 90
The iank OF Michigan is about iocX-
plode she has been gutttd" by
the Wing officers OF the State, say
about 100 600 co
The widows and Orphans. The funds
OF The Widows Asy lun IN Pnila.
delphia, has been taken nom them
by the Duke Of Adausia, how much
shall We say Their ALL! They
must now be transferred TO the
Aims House.
The President, Cashier, and Directors
OF the State Bank OF Georgia, have
robbed ia; institution OF 20 900 on
John l.. Moore, who Is said to have
robbed the Bank OF Tennessee, has
hung himself More rope, moro
rope, for Bank officers and agents.
One OF the officers OF the Merchants
Bank in Baltimore, is said to havo
made an ovcrdraii or forgery for 10 600 90
so they co. We shall be in a beautiful state IN
few years, ii Federalism Is permitted TO direct
the morals and politics OF lie country.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-07-21

DEsTRU TIVE HAIL SrogH The Ih.adtl flla
Inquirer states that Cumberland aud Vol. cogn-
ties were on Monday Lass, visited by al eX5raol
binary Storm OF wind, Ia. and rain. 10 entered
Cumberland Valley a. Daa..a ZAP, AID i.eu io3k
a southeastern direction. passing -oa ,oi Cli- &.
striking D.ii-bar. IN orr county. and proceeding
towards The borough OF ofk. /. was fosn , TO ,
miles in width anu oil a mos, destructive character.
The haii was iolHi i liz ~ 3w- to lae dep,a OF
tvo feet, aud Wa Ssh timex ca ths groauI on
Tuesday morning. Nelily al The paGes 81 g.a-s
IN tie village OF Di'.-Aurg were t1oa-n. n up
rooted trees, pTosra,ed fence, and upfooi q nu-
ueroua barns. lis rayages wels ptricI.4rly s.T H.
Gus in DckeTson ana South Middleton Township.
Cumberland County. wAese tie gram on numerous
farms y a. G.tel,y destroy ed.-EsH. EclaJ.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-07-21

Leaving unpovided for. Of the de-
mands OF the present year,
add Tsea7'ry notes receivable Tor
public dues during the prs'nt year
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-07-21

Against repeal 1877 1o,336
1t Will DC seen by this that the landlords can
succeed IN getting up great many different pc
tilons, but they cannot Obtain signatures 70 them.
FoRRGN.-The war in Alyers sill continues.
The French have destroyed some more towns,
k'lied some :aOre Arabs, captured some more ca-
lie, and according TO the dispatches, gained some
more glory, but they have not yet caught Abd-el
hader, and are oply masters OF the ground oecu.
ped by their troops.
Fires have been prevalent on the Continent rs
well as in Engand Tie cotton aiiils OF VI. Hemp
tenn, az Client, have been destroyed estimated
loss 100000 francs. The small town Of Parsberg
has been entirely burnt down; 21i houses con-
sumed At Warl, near Raiiston, III houses
have also been destroyed.
1t said that Marshal Soui had resigned,
but it appears that he has only taken The pet.
There must be some especial attraction IN Office, Tor
III all countries Che United States included few
think OF resigEing until the most decided preQara
ions have been made for kicking them oul.
The young Sultan, according 10 letters nom
COnsianiinople is reduced 10 state o. einaciaton
and weakness which leaves little hope OF las re-
covery.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-07-21

1908 ,3lt 20
lie, a statement
Ons OF a person
Z, the late Sec
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-07-21

$3.50 ,o10,t
6.o87,37i OF
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-02-11
ITEMS. &c.


The New Minister of France estimates
the expenses Of 1912 at S2i4,776,O00.
England receives Sll 1893, 500 pounds
of Cotton from his country annually.
The total population ofthe United States
will stand about thus: Whites 1890.
o00 free Colorcd 100, 600; Slaves :, 354,.
OoO total 100000.
Tie import Of Cotton into Liverpool, IN
1870, vas ], llG,lG3 bales, an increase Of
40l ,20G bales, over lie import Of 1890,
and s5,l9I over that Of 1899.
OH my dear, how came you SO wei
Why mar, one of the boys said | dars'nt
Jump into the creek and BY gosh | tell
YOU | ant to be dared.
We have heard Of rather funny thing
said to have taken place in the United
States House Of Representatives, one eve
ming when the members were disposed TO
have a little fun. A member seemed to
be inclined TO have few words after mo-
ton for the previous question. Another
member asked if the previous question did
not cut off erery thing. 1t does " said
The Speaker. "Then " said the wag i"
move the previous question upon father
pctr!kon's ieie.'
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-02-11

CIScINNATI, Jau. 81, 1911.
Yesterday Gen. Harrison lcl our city
for Washington. The air was mid and
balmy, aud our citizens gathered in crowds
to bid him farewell. The quay was lined
with human forms, and as We gazod upon
them il seemed 70 us as if every face was
lit up with a hob enthusiastic. And who
then that did not realize it Unutterable
feelings thrilled through Us, We mus. con-
TESS, when, us the steamer with her rich
cargo shot into the stream, one shout was
sent up from either shore, ind The booming
cannon spoke in It's power, mingIing in, as
it we're, w.th the lofty cheer Of the multi
tude.
The scene was touching. He, whom
the People had thus assembled to honor,
had stood on that same bank an humble en-
sign, when the log hut and rude fort told
only Of frontier life and It's pcrls. Since
then, bow great the change. To him how
wonderful the contrast. iheu the sturdy
settler looked TO the soldier for aid against
savage foe notr the citizen feels as ii be
could guard the State in any emergency.
Then this valley was a wilderness, and its
stream naylgated only by the sluggish ark,
or the frail canoe nor large cities and
thriving villages and we,l-culuYatcd farms
dot il over, and the beautiful Ohio is cleft
by swift steamers, making ncighbofhood
Of distant places, and bearing from or
bringing 10 us untold wealth and power.
Behoiding this change, and realizing in
himself the contrast, with the events Of d
long life crowded into few brief moments
Gen. Harrison felt the occasion deeply
He was subdued by II. And he rose TO BIZ
adieu to the multitude, in short address
the very words trembled on his lips, an,
nothing could have been more touching
than his alllision to the past, aud his simple
farewell. Many hearts were melted
The multitude seemed as if heayed BY deep
emotion, 50 solemn was the silence, yet SC
audible its utterance.
The prayers Of the good attend him :
He has left US 10 fill high station, and meet
heavy responsibilities but that fidelity
which has borne him alolt, unscathed, annie
every temptation and trial, Will still bear
him. on unhurt and pure, aud make hin
what he means 10 be--the Patriot Presi
dent If a Patriot People. Correspondence
Of the htelieencer.
ps From papers received by last mail
we learn that Gen. Harrison has arrived
il Pjtrsburg, on his way to Washington
attended BY Col. Todd and Col. Cham.
hers, his old aids and several ladies' Of his
famiIy. Mul,itudes came forth to greet
and welcome the gallant old veteran. lie
was expected at Washington on the 9th
on the Sth the Electoral Votes were to be
counted, on the 9th (his birth day. he was
to receive an official notification Of his
election
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FgGREAT SALEl!!aa
BY LoRING, Sn1RT.TAiL BILLY x Co.,
RHleirh, ". c.


| Printing Establishment, subscription
list and accounts due office, if agreeable to
purchaser.
Divers essays upon Mora! Philosophy
on the principles Of Zeno--by the great
DeGdted, very valuable.
l large lot of pamphlets by Ha~hinS
and Montgomery, pa'hctiraIly describing
the evils of selling poor free whlo men
and women for debt. ........
Correspondence between " honest LEM "
and the firm, showing to a demonstration
the value and properties of grease quite
philosophical.
l Locofoc0 Chart protracted by Kendall
and painted by Benton-no longer useful
in this latitude--much worn.
Half bushel of blasted hopes, shatter-
ed expectations and ruined umbitlon.--
Much damaged.
"charriot laundering dorn Olympus.
4 fine article.
10000 cheers but little used and nearly
az good as new.
"Tho complete art of humbug," a work
tavorahlv known to the Locoioco gentry
| volume on the science Of strategy,
by Martin, with an appendix, embracing
the noble occupation of Cabbage planting,
edited BY Butler, Kendall g. Co.
| Standard work upon the principles
of growing" containing physiological
description of the organs concerned, with
pathological essay appended. Very rare
and valuable,
bundle of "unspoken speeches" by
shirt-tai Billy, charging grannylsm upon
Gen. Harrison, &c. &c, Tender, feeling
and sublime.
sundry editorials by the "three Tom
Lorings" & Co., with numerous articles
too tedious to mention, all of which will be
sold low for cash, to enable the firm to de-
fray expenses up Salt River.
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AI We respectfully invite the attention
Of parents, guardians and the friends Of Fe.
male Education to the Charlotte Female
Academy. Situated in healthy part Of
our village and surrounded by a beautiful
grove, it Offers all the inducements that To-
cation can afford. The known abilities,
experience and talents of the Lady who
has charge Of the Institution are sufficient
guarantees to the patrons Of Fonule Edu-
cation, that the pupils under hercare vii! BE
faithfully aud thoroughly instructed in all
the various deparim Its Of knowledge es-
senilal TO the duties and relations which a
female sus,alns in civilized and refined So
Getty. The period has arrived which alb
soluicIy requires the fostering hand Of IN
siruclion to be extended Literally to the
+ softer SEX They are no longer viewed
as beings below the naughty creature man
in Intellectual and moral dignity. The po-
sition which female sustains in society
imperaively demands a cultivated and re.
fined mind for her support, YET with I'll
thosc facts before them many parents with
ample means neglect TO improve by a tho
rough and systematic course Of instruction
the minds Of their daughters. This We
say Is culpablc, AZ, criminal neglcc: on the
part Of pareats. There is nothing SO con.
drciya 70 the religion, morality and virtue
Of a community as the general diffusion Of
knowledge and intellectual cultivation a.
moug the females Of that community
Another great cause for excTiion in her
favor is the Influence NAT woman cXcr,s
II her relations as mother How much
is the future character Of the child formed
Is the mother 70 her IS entrusted its IN
tanlilc aud plastic mind--if she is unqual-
Tied for the task--il she be unconscious
q tho unhappy influence she may WELD By
an improper aud unwlsc course Of training,
what an cmount Of evil She may engcndcr
20 embit.ei her declining wears with sor-
row, and 10 ruin her offspring the victim Of
her ipuorancc
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM EUROPE,
g NDw \ ORR, JANUARY 80.

g NEW YORK, JANUARY 30.
We are startled and amazed this morn
ing, by news of the utmost Importance,
which has crept silently almost to our
wharves, in a Packet Ship, only twenty lone
days from Liverpool. Great Britain is
crowned with successes in arms beyond
what human ambition, ii seems to me,
could ever have dreamed of. ! mourn not,
though, if she bears her honors with hui
mility. The sum and substance Of the
news is this;
The complete success IN the Objects Of
the British expedition to CHM.
The offer ofthe Emperor to treat Nth Id
miral Elliot, either at Canton or N'ngPo
The promise Of an indemnity of three nal
hons sterling, the island Of CkuSda 10 ne
held I'LL it is paid. The disgrace ?f the
High Comm Ssioner Lin. A reported fore
ing of the Boccd I'griS, and attack upon
Canton.
The Cabul and Alghanlstin war is also
terminated. Dnst Mahommed, after anoth-
er defeat. is in the hands Of the British,
The Botoochcs beaten every where
khctal rcoccupied by the British. In short,
the British are omnipotent in India.
Nor has the British arms less success in
Africa, for Mehcmet Ali seems now but a
British vassal.
Such news as this electrified London
Tories and Wings unite in deityiug the
success Of the Mms,ry-their iack, the
Tories call it, their genius, the Wings
Never, though, was there sueh lucky ad'
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. Sc go the resn!t of the LAC !

~ Ever since the result Of the late
Presidential election has been known, the
bastard Democratic Locoloco State Rights
Bentonized Republican Van Buren, party,
have been asking where are the mighty
changes that were TO take place? you
have elected Harrison and yet We see moth
inc Of the wonderful renovation Of affairs
you promised rs DO not DO impatient,
wait gentlemen if you please uu,il liarri-
son is placed N the Presidential chair
The magic Of his name cannot eradicate
the deep and deadly corfuptions tina; have
50 long been fostering in the heart Of our
Government. Naughi but tue vigorous
and steady application Of the knife Of Re-
form can relieve Us from .heit maIign in
hacace.
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MR.. PRESTON.

Tho Charleston Courier, on "undoubted
authority" contradcts the report that this
gentleman will accept seat in the Cab
net, 1t is Mr.. Preston's intention TO con
tluue in the Senate, and there to give TO the
Admintraliou of his choice, the benefit Of
his powerful abilities.
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owe should like to know what has
|ecome OF the democracy of numbers "
bout which the locofoco editors, orators,
kc. made so much ado year or two ago.
tannot some Of the gentlemen inform Us
lis this term has so suddenly become OBJ
,leto aud vanished as if by magic from
lieir pages, speeches, &c.l
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EDarIntfg
February IL, Isii.

H,-We understand that the Bank a, this
lace has resumed its discounts, in special
,ans of ninety days, to be paid at maiu-
lis. We suppose the Bank has adopted
Is cautious course until it shall be seen
hat disposition there is to return its notes
II specie.
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Ills stated that Mr.. Webster will proba
bly, yacate his seat in the Senate on or about
the middle of February, in order to give
the prcsen, Legislature OF Massachusetts,
now in session, an opportunity to elect a
successor. Who the successor will be has
not been publicly Indicated; but there are
msny able men of the old Bay State from
whom good selection may be made
The name Of the Hon. Abbott Lawrance,
of Boston, having been mentioned IN con
ncction with the subject, that gentleman
has declined the proposed elevation on &C.
coun, Of i'll health although 1t is not under.
stood that he has wholly withdrawn iroui
public llle.-WudiSoniaa.
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DIED

In this county, on the ftA instant, Mrs NAN.
CY PARKS, wife Ct Mr.. Robert b. Parks, IN
The ga year Of Der Eye. Mrs. Parks was enjoy
Tag her usual good health and bad pariahen of her
Breakfast; At o'clock Size was attacked with a
paraly;ic stroke and At 3 SIZE wes corpse. Sho
has lett husband ard several children, besides
many relatives and friends 10 mourn her loss.
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%

a~ Coming Orer. Since the triumph
ant election Of Gen. Harrison, 10 the Presi-
doncy, many Van Buren, men have dis
covered that be is not the poor cowa.dly
and decreplt old man, that the Globe and
its satellites represented him to be. Many
since that event, have devoted themselves
to the study Of his life and public services,
with the most praisewonhy assiduity and
zeal, and to their utter establishment they
ind him fine old gentleman Runor
states, thatu l.ocotoco (wi,h the exception
Of few constituent disobcying Congress
nen,) i quite rare animal in Washing
ton and Whereabouts; and II some steps are
not Don taken 10 arrest tie onward course
Of llarrisonism, that piebaid race Will ere
long be eNtlnc.
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The Washington correspondent of the
New York Courier writes

al hear that an informal meeting Of the Wing
Senators was held last evening, A.! Ia the city,
whose health permitted, were present, The situa-
ton of the Treasury, and the demands upon it,
with the means provided 10 meet those demands,
were duly considered. The result Of their delib-
erations was, that without an EAtra Session the
Government would be dssgraced, This, under
stand, was tho very general impression Of these
in attendance"
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W Oh sc Quacls-ye mal.crs OF nos.
trums, cast your visual organs over this
ethereal and profound concatenaion Of con.
gruous ideas, and it Will make the lachry-
NAL fluid descend in coplous streams over
your marll!arv's, TO behold the pigmy
figures you cut before discriminating
public.
10 HdaEiad.-ShouId the subscriber
elctra,e and prolalratc with all the olnolo-
av and daIcidliy Of words, and suada of
cloqucncc, he would find himself unable TO
conugate, dcitncatc and sub!lmatc with
that ethereal materially and corporosity
Of language necessary to convey an idea
Of what he had TO sell Vain the attempt
to describe is external cclat and splcndor,
or the admirably arranged coniiglnty, SIM
plicitv, cQuabililg and rcfrangbility Of lis
organization Were it essential, the nom
cnclature Of word- might be employed, and
the blandlloquencc of grandiloquous speak
ing used, to add celebrity to the quiddiy
and quintessencc of this oeosaccharous,
oin;leticaI, salutiforuus and scintl!lating
panacca Of pain; but as the empty magic
Of words must Weld to the more solid re-
atty of corporcal things, the subscriber
deems It more appropos, opposite and apo
dtical, that the people of the world aud Of
the newly discovered continent should be
told of this great advent Of a suPernatr rai
sanit.yc in plain words The subscriber
does not live in vain He is now enabled
10 offer the Highly Electrified Compound
Essence Of Scamp MIST at only Flee Dol
lars B5llc - Medical Work.
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ministra.or Of Foreign Affairs as Lord

ministrator of Foreign Affairs as Lord
Palmerston
The effect upon the markets was electric
too. Tea fell seven pence sterling per
pound in "a single day, which fall will ruin
many in London, and take a million or mil
lions from The pockets Of importers in the
United States. East India cotton also had
a rise. The funds, Of course, were de.
lighted with such intelligence. There is
10 doubt tho, to speak more grayely upon
the subject, that the settlement Of the Chi
ma question is OF the first importance TO Sc
cure stcadincss in commercial affairs
Long pro.lac,ed and distant wars were Of
Il ua.Grc TO unsetile every thing.
Glorious Acf.-The Baltimore Clipper
-rates that a merchant Of high standing,
- no has had several vessels bull, at fell's
Point, has collected the bills Of the Frank.
lIu Bank (which recently failed in that city,
from the workmeu, which they had on hand
when tie Bank closed i's doors, and ex.
changed them fer guod bills at par, lhus
shielding the hard@orLng mechanic from
lass aud Inconvenience.
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Resolutions inStructing the Pennsylvania
Senators 10 vote for repeal of the Sub
treasury, have passed the Senate Of Penn.
syyaaia. 1.-THE Legislature ofthose States,
where the friends of Gen. Harrison have
maipnties, would follow the example of the
Keystone State, we should soon be nd OF
several obnoxious acts now operating mJurl-
ously 10 the interest OF the country.
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@r We publish to-day the remarks Of
|lr. Clay. Comment upon il is useless BY
Is--there stands the speech gentlemen,
IoaI for yourselves aud imagine how the
Dor locotocos shrunk beneath his scorch.
be- eloquence.
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IllDSlD SDDDOlo

TERS HAMPTON will open School for the
VI Tuition OF Young Ladies on the Piano, on
Monday the Eth instant She will give lessons
al her residence nearly opposite the Female Acad.
envy, on the following terms
Per Session Of fee months, in advance, $40
do. do. do do. at end of Session, 30
As Mrs Il. has had considerable experience in
Teaching, and pledges her untiring exertions to
the improvement OF her pupils, she hopes to re.
ceiyc portion Of the public patronage.
Charlotte, FtJ. II, le4l. t2l
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On tie 4ih instant Nj. ISRAEL p DAVIS,
Of MecSenburg county, 10 Miss JANE, daugh-
ter Of Col, Tho. W IIocy, Of Lancaster Dis ;. G..
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CIARLEs rON-JANUARY 80.
as 70 the wings OF Lincoln
7ECcI1scMb,Irg 4, CabarruS,

STOU are respectfully requested to attend at
Is the Court House in Charlotte, on Tuesday
Of the Superior Court Che 23i inst for the puy-
pose Of nominating seine suitable person to rep
resent our principles and interests in the next
Congress Of the United States
MANY WINGS.
VIII the Wing Banner please copy.
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NOTICE.

A S Trustee Of Jonathan Dewese, decd, VIII
"A on Tuesday, the % day of March next pro
coed to SELL at the late residence Of SAID deceased,
all the property specified in said deed of Trust,
consisting of about 200 acres of Land lying on
The prca, road from Statcsvllle to Charlotte, with
in 3 miles of Davidson College, and an excellent
stand for House Of Entertainment,
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NOTICE.
stock OF Goods,

xDIIE Subscriber respectfully announces TO the
IL public, that he has purchased the entire
stock OF Goods,
farmcrly owned BY n. B. Taylor, and removed
them to the Store lately occupied by Messrs. Tay-
lor Harris & Co.. which he offers at very reduc-
ed priccs for Cash, or on short time 10 those who
intend to pay promptly. He hopes by close atten.
ton to business, TO merit and receive liberal
share OF patronage from the public at large.
w. S. PERRY.
CLa,loltc, FEB. !, lS4l. III