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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-10-19
UNION OF PRAYER.

number Of christians IN England have recommend
ed union IN prayer, throughout the world. They
have suggested the prayers to be made on certain
days. "betwxt and in the morning. and in the
evening, or as near that possible, and that each
day be given to prayer"
1t appears 10 US, that if christian friends
intended that the Throne Of race should be address
ed at one and the time, throughout the world
they have overlooked very important corsidera-
ton. For example should prayer be cctnmenced
IN England at the time mentioned, 8 or 9 in the
evening, our Hooser BRETHREN TO be engaged in the
same service at the same time, would have to delay
till or = IN the morning and SO throughout the
world, because 9 O'Clock there is past mid
night here This estimate is in round numbers ;
but to make it exact, table should be Compute D.
allowing at the rate of hour for every fifteen de-
grees OF longitude. AS it is possible that some sim
lar arrangements may be proposed hereafter, we
merely suggest these hints for consideration, not
doubling but some qualified, who has the time
to spare, will do that which Will enable every one
who feels disposed to unite in such an object, TO be
sure that his brethren are at the same moment SIM
ilarly engaged.
Who knows the great good to be accomplished b.
such a magnificent effort Christ says: 'sWhatso-
ever ye ask in my name, il shall not be denied un-
to you"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-10-19
Another Blast---Maryland
Redeemed

The PiPeidyers roHted-unpdraiieiedr traction in
BALTIMORE. - We have, up to this time. Saturday
morning, returns from Maryland, which completely
astonIshes whiggery. 1t was in relation to Mary
land that the editor of the National Intellige
said he would stake his existence that she would 90
for the wings; and Mr.. Johnson. the defeated can
dldate OF the wings also said-"Mr. Tyler had We
toed the Bank and Maryland would veto Mr.. Ty-
ler." All Billy! what mistake
We will not give the returns in detail. till they
are fully received. The majority in the city of Bal
timore is l049. Last year it only 80. The
democratic vote has increased 100. The federal
vote fallen off ttT9l0.-k10 Hho ,cere IRE pigtIcv-
ers! The Patriot, wing, thinks Thomas is elected
The Sun says there is not doubt of it, but by wha,
majority is not guessed at, but from one to two
thousand we think. This is greater victory even
than Maine.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-10-19

We have no doubt the Journal " III advocate the
. State Bank - but we know not whether TO at
tribute it TO ignorance Of its affairs or whether the
journal intends TO advocate it right wrong, that
IL asserts the institution be administered Impair
TALLY and honestly. Are the acts of the Bank i'm
partial We answer, No. And we appeal To the
u impartial to discount for notorious bankrupt
ana TO refuse sound farmers above suspicion l.
IT impartial to loan man tens os thousands and
refuse another equally good as many hundreds !
We think not. Is it honest to refuse to pay their
deots Is 1t honest To set the law az defiance
Is IT honest for bank to be engaged in shaving
operations We think not and in charity would
We believe the Journal deceived
The Journal intimates that it will adopt The cash
system soon. This we approve
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-10-19
TILE, PALMER UOli Sc.

We had the pleasure Last week of examining the
large Hotel recently erected by enterprsIng
friend, y. Is. PALMER, Esq situated on the corner
of Washington aud Illinois streets, the State
Bank. The House is nearly completed. and al
be opened the Goth proximo. In IT'S construction,
every effort seems have been made for the accom-
mediation of guests. We were. indeed, much sur
prsed at the capaciousness Of the roos the extent
of the arrangements for comfort &c, parti cularly
os those FOR the females The spacious and pleas
ant sitting rooms both for ladies' and gentlemen,
and the reading room, worthy of particular men,
tion- The arrangements for warming the House,
(by rarefed alr) admirably adapted while the
whole building as excellently planned to bear
comparison with any other public house we have
ever found I'm at least eighteen States.
This Hotel has been leased by JonN c. PARKER
Esq. late of Charlestown Ind. who is know to mem
bcrs of the Legislature generally and is reputed to
be " host" of the =" first water"
In hotel so admirably arranged in every partic-
ular. and under the management of the gentleman
alluded TO, guests will not be under the necessity OF
signing for the comforts of home,' as they are
often compelled to do in hotels reputed to be the
best regulated
Members of the Legislature on their arrival here
should take early opportunity OF dropping in al
the PALMER House,. Ii they do not ind II all that
they desire, we shall recommend them to leave fol
home at once, As they will be too fastldous to get
accommodation in this city.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-10-19
sIA's'E

EriTGct o(d iefter 10 The eddDfs, dHed
DAYroN, ONO, Oct -. I'll.
GENTLEMEN We have already gained seven rep
resentaives, and need but seven more to give Us
the Legislature of OHIO. The whiggies here se
II up.
The following condcnse from tie extras Of tue
OHIO Statesman
IN Frank in county, the wings have succceta
the democrats running but one candidate. a:t t'i
ing ior a Wing - conueNlou. Inc wing 'ate is re-
iuced sex, raj hundreds tur tlr want - fr.ayrr-.
Fairfield county tie home o.; ENn--. gle .b,4l. i-
given majority Of about lu'p for the democrat
AlaS! solitude Delaware, Maroon and CrlNf..a.
are entirely redeemed and probably glin % t4iee
members. throughout thcss counties the name %
Chapman Is shouted an iWsns ~ triumph hy oa.
side, and consequently cursed D. the other. 4e
%. The latter aayc been smart enough, however. iu
draw "a goose and say hiss hiss, IN front e D4s
stately chan .cees! Tor VOICE ri thunder
Montgomery ceunfy = minus come 10 pfpciayer-.
me federal naIorfy bong retugri if3m sei3c 800
len red 70 a.e3t u.t.. ! Ae afns County L -Iets
hss,lscteca aans .icsaeat. - ~ .fe.ee.1 sil-
~ a s,ni n,sloray Mac.-,a -aa Cara
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-10-19
.UlRSIL.iL,S sale.

cpy dir tied loan the fHo e
the United and fr the Dt-
Indiana WHEREIN Ezra Carpenter and Thomas &. Shply
Edwards, Jacb Hail. ard Nathan hi~
have levied and VII e &" public sale @ ss
ul the count ia County
IA. 2 Day o So,eni~, -il he reu,s ard
of the fow lands and irfs, IL
, book hall # ht ; and J. IN hpk in
LOT and ,, in tik {, All The n
the Al-
~.,an u. wesi i-Innng a.. r,ef
hank o. sad nv.r- - Pis iienor s''rh . d.
with Jonathan faTSH line 10
ss 80 d,gf'. e ITses tiente M" win
the fle place
les land tie inf
II -i IT 'sr nal
fau 81 "a oflnsc iiienee 81 ID iWk-
Thence deee.s ~ iis D. Inks ih~ie
We. ,rats tine. lae la iiui
To place containing u Ms
land l-giuulg - ii fFih saf a f
u no.iA ui wei - fle nsfi
Ct man them. H. tie - iir
tn roth side q f g chains - iuA tsifr
nrfh degrees - links ietfe Euuh
links, II the line H
cham. containing acres rel, pa., Aud
n s ts ffis should -eii -Il zii-g
a ~ % i and tFe ola ilc f. siHf ngin 80
-4- g ca-iI fu itni
sale lftartsi ile irofrs pr'.'ffrii % lass.
Us D. d BRIGHT.
al lar lei 10. Ind
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-10-19
VICTORY!
Great, Glorious, and Unparalleled
Victory in Old Hamilton

I've have met the enemy and they ours -
The democracy of Old Hamilton, after severe
fought battle are again in the ascendant FEEDER
asm in this county is prostrated, the rout is COM
petcl
Gloriously have our friends borne themselves
through the conflict; nobly have they redeemed
their good name from the defeat Of last fall = and
most clearly did that result from the gross frauds
practsed upon Us by the federal party last fall.
The federal ma orty in :his city is reduced from
1903 to 977 = and yet the federasts rallied ali
their strength. The day was cold and wet,-and
in the country the cut has not been full as
usual.
Had the corntty polls been well attended the
majority would have been swelled TO ONE THOU
SAND. As it il, however, 1t Is glory enough for
a whole year.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-10-19

RuMoe.-It Is rumored but that is doubtless
jest coined by some graccless wag,-that the wings
intend to petition Governor Bigger to reprieve An
drew Evans, the member of their State Board OF
Equalization. put in office by them last winter, and
put in the Penienfiary by the law last summer for a
certain small offence called forgery. If they think
Andrews services essential, they had better APP
ply to the Legislature for change Of renue-(chaa-
gy reeny, the white niger would say. and sit
Jeiiersonvllle
Tut this is unnecessary. IL half the Board should
chance to find the way the duresse vile, =
the rest by a word, supply their places! This
many headed offspring of wing policy is Ike the
Lerne,n hydra. The Hercules of the law may cut
off its heads, after the other fresh ones spring
up to supply their places.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-10-19

How is 1T RECEIVED IL used to be the cry OF
the wings. that when a democrat was not elected
office by the people, Jackson Van Buren, would
reward them with office. How is it now When
the feds turn honest man out of office for his po-
itlca opinions the people reward him with office.
Among many instances We record the following
Gen. Dodge, of Wisconsin, was turned out by the
wings and turned IN by the people. Mr.. Frnk, the
individual elected Senator from Baltimore city, is
the same gentleman that Salt River Ewing removed
from Collector of the Customs. His vote is the
highest on the list. This shows public feeling and
Ewing may read it at his leisure.
How do the wings like it We have more for
them.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-10-19

Democratic majority, 3o1
There IT X. THREE HUNDRED AND
FIFTY MAJORITY at least, for the whole tick
ct
The entire democratic vote last year for Govern
or was fco thousand four hHHdred aad anel,cg.
II * now TWO THOUSAND. FOTR HIN
DRIED and FIFrY-THREE upon a far lnii ,
NJ Uho uere he piyfidyers
Our friends of the wing party have been IN the
habit of snecring at Mr. Faran IA regard to the
nostponement of certain measures. They know
something about postponemeut. Ihc icopie
have postponed than indefinitely
Judge Wright says the returns are rery u'sa''s
r,.F
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-10-19
hIRsDAN- To o CLOCK. T VI (
THE RESULT A. FAR As HEARD FROM
WITH CERTAINTY
Con r..

The tank OF Circle, lie has exploded and
made an assignment OF its assets-theTe is a good
teal OF excitement consequent upon the explosion.
Please add another your Inst of broken swindling
shops.
- Snn from The Orange township boys 81 Dela~are
county.
WILLtAMs,iLLE, Oct I3 lS4i
Dear Sir Another gun for liberty IN Orange on
the 18th. We met the wings IN open field fight
their weapons were the fragments of their buckeye
canes. and skin liumbug stories that left
Of last fall, and AT them with reason and
argument, which they couldn't stand the first round
Of aud were compelled To blck water and surrender
Last fall IN tins township the wings had 53 MAJOR
ity. and yesterday they had give way and let tire
true democracy cut ahead.
ROSS DISTRICT.
ChuicOfhe, Oct. l3, lS4l
Democratic gain ISL
Above send you the returns Of this, Ros. coun-
iy, as far heard from at tins time, seven ocosk
put them out. We are sure carry this district.
The federal majority viii be less than i; is now.
The wings give up this district.
Late from Ross. PIKE, Jackson aud Hotking.
o. The full from this district show
complete revolution. TIE Chlicolhe Advertiser
extra saws
Returns from the whole district are now in aud
the following is the result
In Hooking county democratic mai. Is 39j
Jackson, do do rs
Pike, no do -
Total, 90
In Ross county the whig majority is i;s3
Leaving democratic majority of 323."
Seneca, Sandusky, Wood and Hancock are de
mocratlc usual, with large gain. Belmont
completely redeemed from federal thraldcm. The
plpelayers were absent Old Butler IL on hand with
two democrats Preble elects whg, but with q
similar falling of of pipeayers. The Miami, Mer
Ger, &c. district. is federal usual. Next week
We shall probably b. able 10 give the whole result,
which, so far, looks faYorable
SENATOR'S ELECTED.-Democrats. Feds. ,.
REPRESENTATIVES, ELGcTED. - Democrats 81
Feds. H..
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List Of Candidates.

ANNOuNc fnE-S he and 'Iis Tor eNtfl
subsequent insertion.
icJWe requested 10 y G. candidate
for Do,f keeper the House Rel reSenaves l'-u
sWe requested H. D. MrlRoY candidate Tor
Principal Clerk a the Iouse Of Representatives
e requested DR. JAMS II ELLIOTT as oandb
for Principal Clerk Of The House Of Representatives.
SNe requested T. VI BESsoS cand Ilt
for Enrolling the House 81 Representatives u
iCyWe requested J. e. HrcEfrrEHRH, Isl
candidate Assistant Clerk al House OF representative I'LL
requested % E,frEL FoRn. I-.,
ddaie Office Arms hT i- House - hffF
We also requested L. state That Nf Ford 7a 4r
captured al bId.eys ce.at and hls 'ohl
rs Rangers - For Gibson. i-H
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-10-19

Ct DcTosLH Ttfy l-4i
N.Sh imeran md Thomas ina
II M-,re, decreased, Eplan Petition fu'
Morrison William Mocre, " Arm the
James
strong John Mase, and
Moore Jese NOac, Gather
ins Mcun. Ut ,lle petitioner, Thomas Mo-Fe-
defendants Eran Msrri-ou William Moore, WI
Armstrong and at Armstrong his James Armstrong
Margaret Armstrong John Mose Eliza Musse jaime.
Jesse Mc,Fe hereby nohed that the egihh
OF OcsDcr 4. ID. ISL the alSNe named flied
eftId winch still l-nd
apr SAID the nrs day Of tie January
term thereof why the
deceden ifir ut
forth sold and made assets the hands 81 ai -ianers
and demands outstanding against sad De
cedr estai a specified J said prttiun
~ 4 tii-t tsIu October 9Th, l-ii,
I,-as Attest n B. Df Moan Csrk
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-10-19
NJ ARII, MI.
Dem. maj. so far

All the counties have been heard from, and THoN-
AS, the Democratic candidate is Governor His
majority. according to the Baltimore Republican, is
6U6. The Democrats have elected IL, and the Fed
eralists 30 of the Delegates. and there is tie for
one member in Queen Annes county. Last year
the Federasts elected 60 and the Democrats 10
and the HaRRIsoN majority III the State was ia
Change enough for year
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-10-19
GROGAN RELEASED

Co. Grogan. who was recently arrested IN err
mont by the Canadians and carried over the lines
has been released from jail by Sir Richard Jackson
administrator Of the Government, upon the appli-
cation of the Government of the United States lie
escorted safely to the province line by the Sher-
id and set at liberty.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-10-19

CArrIoS.-Writng on newspapers, every one
ough, TO know. contrary TO law. Postmasters
are required to demand letter postage on papers
thus written on, aud IN Of refusal to pay, the
writer is liable to fine OF i've dollars. Last week
We had to pay letter postage on paper but this is
the last time we shall do it, In all similar We
shall let the paper be returned and the law take It's
course
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-10-19
MI . h II TIL u Nd II IL !
The rOut complete.


Come all the log cabin boys we're going TO have rasn
We ve got job on hand that think will be pleasing
Wig Song Book.
WISCONSIN DEMOCRATIC YET.
We learn from the Wisconsin Enquirer. that Gen.
DoDcE has been elect ed Delegate to Congress by
over 500 majority. This majority has astonished
all parties. nothing left untried 10y Arnold
and ms associates, having tendency 10 defeat Gen
Dodge. The result is truly gratifying ~ The friends
of democracy.
UiU The rhigs in CONGRESS resi-nl
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-10-19

Thomas's majority, l923
To the above add:
Allegheny, maj for Thomas, 10
The returns from the above counties may not be
exactly correct, as they not official.
There seven counties yet to hear from, two
OF which were heavy Harrison counties, and may
reduce Thomas's majority perhaps thousand votes,
but that is very doubtful.
CTThe House of Delegates is reversed from last
year-the democrats have already majority. No
senators elected this year, except IN Baltimore,
to ill vacancy.
Whiggery is completely demolished in Maryland
This is the second election of Governor by the peo-
pie, since the change IF the Constitution and both
times democratic. When the Legislature elected
they always federal.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-10-19
IRGI\I

THE tomb Of jefferson for The iasttine in the hands
of the federal parfy.'
At special election on Monday, in Abermarle
county, for a delegate to the General Assembly,
Alexander Rives (fedl elected by seventeen
majority over ). f. Leake. (dem.) Democratic
gain since last all l16
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-10-19

The STATE BAsK.-The great press of matter,
occasioned by bank robberies. glorious reactions in
State elections, news. &c, forces US to give re-
spite of week two to the Bank. We have on
hand the opinions of several of contemporaries in
the State, which shall have place we find room.
OF Not charge have made against the
bank has either been denied contradicted by the
organ or the officers. We wide awake on this
subject.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-10-19

the democrats have always been in minority ihes
have done wonders. Wien the returns are all IN,
the want of lIaer and Kelly, with their Hessians,
vii be plainly percep,ible. Licking county re-
port says 600 majority for the democrats. Almost
too good to be true. Fayciie. Highland and Aa-
ams,-redeemed, completely So. Knox is said -
have elected a democrat by 4 majority , oc 500
This latter Is correct.
STATESMAN OFFICE, }
TnURsDsy. Ia o'clock. Z. VI. {
THE RESULT A. FAR As HEARD FROM,
WITH CERTAINLY.
.Nfrdrk orf l3ft. 1871. 6s O'Clock. n "
The democratic majority for representative can
not vary much from GOO. hole ticket elect
ed Several tow hships yet To hear from. Las,
year our CHEST majority was only Dds. Young
couldn't pack his shinplas.erS. Old Licking agaH
occupies her proud position
CRcLFNHLE. O.. Na,chman office.
IL o'clock, OF. 18Th. lS4l
S. .Ncdary. Esy.
SIR:l he resul, OF Tie election IN his county
Is in favor of the Federal candidate, J. o,as. The
returns are all IN except Monroe township end show
a majority for Olds # %. Monroe vii, probably
give majority of 20, which will make the TO al
federal majority l65. This exceeds the utmost es-
PectatIOns of the democracy. We looked sor fed.
erai majority of at least POO
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-10-19
.lDMLAIS rR.lTOR.S .NOrICE.

~ Office hereby gwen, tt the undersigned has taken letters ~
" administration John W iIinesley late Of Maru
of Indiana, decreased. Al indebted sad
requested rake immediate and tib having
pfcseId them duly
fDf settlement. said estate : surpassed to h. solvent
SAMUEL. Met LELAND, Admf.
laaf, rt<
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-10-19

THE TYLER CABINET is organized as follows -
Daniel Webster of Mass, Secretary of State,
Walter Forward Of Penn. the Treasury.
Abel p. Upshur of Va. q" the Navy.
John c Spencer Of " Y. Nar
Hugh $. Legare of s. C., Attorney General.
Charles s. Wickliffe of Ky, Postmaster General.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-10-19
MORE OF IT I!

GEORGIA REDEEMED.-We have returns from 46
Of the 93 counties in this State. The most dem
ocratic portion of the Safe remains to be heard
from. There appears to be no doubt of the election
of Mcdonald, the democratic candidate for Gov
ernOr, and that the political complexion of the Leg
islature will be democratic by decisive majority.
The pipe laying majority ia the State las. fall was
-.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-10-19

The reported firing of Capt Knapp. from his re-
Cutter on Lake Ere INTO British armed
steamer, wants confirmation.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-10-19

Q \
WOHN JAMESON indianapolis having deed htahg
- September lel conveyed the undersigned h stock
chandze book kr Of has aiv establishment
Of
mentioned in said deed, t' tn endot 81
said creditors shall within dsic
deed accept dividend Of release
Jami fr,mf Further liability.
hereby gwen that the undersigned have lGken ~
the IT goods II,
who
aree expected to liquntate their delts ntliw
blocks ,e o Indian
aIs the NJ Car property which will also L. sd ssec
\ i membranes
w. n MORRISON, -.
ClIAS. SHEPHERD, ''"''''
I,.a n, frinAe A IL Ill 7,x
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I'm nv EP


EHY T. knight, the 18Th sre ci small the face
ID good sized siung. NooieT marks ss rsaie. The ownet
can have him by paving of-Ts and IayIng changes 3w:
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-10-19

Those dependent their nelghbors should a
least treat them with honesty.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-10-19

Ii Evans had been sent the Penitentaiy for
perjury instead of forgery, George \. Chapman
would have been the last man to have alluded to the
fact.-.JOurHdL
If he had been guilty of sfcating, Silly BOBBY
Vance Noel would never have noticed para
graph, or his wing friend Andrew Evans
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-10-19

McLEoD's CASE was submitted to the jury OF
Saturday evening, Oct. q.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-10-19

Enquirer, Extra, of the 18th.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-10-19

To CORRESPONDENT Junius' shall appear
next week.
Anti Hydraulic'' IL lnadniseibe.
(SF The requ' st Of Mr. Prfit, to notice his
speech accompanying the same, shall DC attended
IN the absence OF more important matter.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-28

instances. ard the change thus be made to gork NJ
vo DC Of hsis . s1m hi. ' sasssaapon
e5 ne rsache apy satisfactory conclusion ans
ea ,ss sfn os ~ 70 opnon,o the consideration Of the
Senate b,,ce now recommend
ed ao liability the elects relied upon o the sofs'0n
Of debts How far credit given in the sxee'a oa.ht to be
would be met by sacrifice OF household c's consideraon
I'D submitted is for the Senate to decide In me S
a aD o the committee anticipated cae. viii soon aas.
themselves When the new rule sha De and the
vii he rircn and contracts made in reference 10 nnu
NM Of property exempted viii be of less CONSEQUENCE 10 10
fban the character of the person with whom ne
deals ..,...,.. ,h,, have. Ie, the COM
ls ' conend the passage OF law exenp'ins house,
hold furniture nor exceeding hundred and MY ao,,aTs IN
value owned by any person being houenoIs[ p
- .I nader execution addtioa 10 tho property no" e1
a.cd And ,hev have instructed their chairman 10 ash
Isal,, 70 introduce a bill for this purpose.