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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-17

MissouRn-Thc democracy have gained glori-
Gus triumph IN the C.ty Of ~. Louis, where whiggc
ry has usually prevailed even TO the extent that
when OF that party murdered democrat. he
let off by paying fine! The Bulletin mas the
loiowing
TnE ELrcuoN.-The result is about as we an
ticipatcda majority ct the loco tocos elected.
Tins result may appeag strange to those abroad, bat
IN cur opinion, there are very few IN the city who
are much Disappointed II Is truly hum hating and
aggfagating 10 think that, with clear alorify Of
eight hundred IN THIS county, the wings should So
badly manage not be able To elect . majority at
least, of their candidates. We have no time or
room to dwell upon this subject tins morning, but
hereafter shall speak fully.
The democrats carried the State, and, as far O..
heard from, by an increased majority.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-17

o. Information is wanted of Robert Henry Ere
man, by Rupert and Lindenberger. of Louisville.
Ky. Ills anxious family in England wish to hear
from him.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-17

To D1sr,oY Morns.-Thc GAINESVILLE Gazette
gives a recipe for destroying moths. Pace Il sau-
Ger Of toiie! cdr ar uud your hives at evening
That's dang erons experiment. and Is nothing more
than a Hh3s trap. WHAT! cave ont sarce7s &C
boiled cider ~ III ght on would find them filled IA
wings in the morning. For the sake Of whIrgery
don't introduce any such internal mach nc -
Har'fYi Tmes
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-17

GRAoE.-The Tippecanoe Journal says eve n
logged, and excuses won't mend the matter
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-17

DrcLrNArioS.-Phiiip Sweesser, Esq. has declin-
ed being candidate for State Senator from this dis
trict. II Is rumored that the wing choice viii lay
between Mcssrs. Mcclure and O'Neal.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-17

TELL CHAPMAN TO CRow.-l es;crday We man
AGED 10 get INTO possession rasor sir0p. fresh
from the hand of CaAPMA.. in Broadway; and We
say that IS virtues great that We hardly
dare draw comparison between It ard the many
others have used, since the trst day The hair On
our upper lip was found to need cropping. oar RAJ
much sharper now than it was before we
drew It across this eds maker, is common ra-
zor. whetted any other strop, sharper than the
knife with VA ca Ne in our days q. boyhoad used 10
scrapc hogs with. W. shall fher together all the
razors have thrown aside worthless and rub
them on Chapmans strop, and then we shall never
have occasion 10 buy razors more Tor their name Is
legion. and they were thrown aside because il was
thought they could not be sharpencd Crow, Chap
man. crow .--.htuC Era.
Just send ms on ore Of them a.. s;roav.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-17
ILLINOIS ELECTION.
We give the following extracts from The St
Register. 1t VIII be seen that one whig, one ioa
and one democrat are elected.
CONGRESSIONAL ELECTION.


Sleepy JOHNNY walks into Congress from this dis.
trct with majority sufficiently large. though much
smaller than he boasted Of and expected to receive.
The democrats IN some of the counties did their
duty IN others they remiss. Had there been
n united effort among the democrats, the majority
for Stewart would have been quite small, if he had
received any, In Cook county the democratic ma
jority is half less than it might have been True.
Mr. Ralston came out on the eleventh hour and it
difficult in large district to reconcile all
differences of opinion much is to be attributed to
that fact. Had Mr.. X. been announced IN April
last, the result would have been otherwise.
In the Second District regret 10 say, Mr. Ca
sey is probably elected. The race is a very close
one and Is many Of the democratic counties have
not pocd more than half of their votes it is feared
that Casey has slipped in by about 200 majority.
The official returns may show different result.
We had hoped for better things from the democracy
of the second district, they have the power and ought
TO have used it.
In the Third District, usual, the cid Ranger
comes Off with his thousands majority the whole
vote is not known But Webb * hardly IN gh,.
Several counties have increased their democratic
maJor,ies largely. Among these Peoria bears the
palm, we would say maAy others 20 and 10 like
wlsc-loilow tins noble example. Ne glad to
find that Du Page, Kane and Mclicnry, have
shaken Off the odium which attached To their vote
Of last November. Jasper has done nobly.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-17

ONO RrvER.-A letter from Evansville says.
" About 30 or 10 steamboats, are aground above this
place" The Western rivers arc reported to be very
low
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-17

SENATORIAL ELEcTloS.-We understand that the
Governor has ordered election for Senator from
tins district TO be held on Saturday. the 18th day Of
September
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-17

WniG."-He never read that term with
out thinking OF 4 Jackass IN regmen,sls, says tie
Hartford Times.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-17

0Sr That walnut bark and copperls' INK was
manufactured in Cincinnati Marcus.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-17

Coon ExAMPLr.-We heard Mr. Clay in a
debate, day or two since. upon the Loan B.l, re-
mark that for twenty or thirty years, neither he nor
his wife had owed any man dollar. Both q them,
many years gone by, had TO the conclusion,
that the best principle of economy this, never
to get IN debt."--.N I. Express.
The above may be true. fpr never knew Of Mr..
Clay OWING any d,har but We ia know that
since that time he has owed The Bnk ef1ihe United
Shsfes thousands uloa Thousands Of dot'ars, lis
farm at Ashland has been covered by mortgages to
bank debts, aad yet he says the be-: principle
of economy Is " never To get in debt. lad Nr,
Clay prac,scd THIS and kept out of the clutches Of
the banks, he would have retained his once proud
standing with the democracy, aui would not now
be seen the advocate OF National Bank upon tie
floor oi Congress. Bank factfses destroyed hi, de-
mocracy and made him the advocate Of an ins'itu-
ton winch in ISL. he pronounced not only inexpe-
dent but unconst.tutional.--Chio Statesman.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-17

IsDrAsA.-The New York papers say that Gov
Bigger has given notice that the interest the
State bonds paid on the lst ultmo, will be paid
in bonds OF $1,000 each, at per cent. interest.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-17
We endorse every word Of the following, copied
from the Hartford Times

The WASHINGTON GLoEE.-Wc have frequently
received this excellent paper, Of late, containing
from eighteen To twenty columns of matter. made
up of Congressional reports, editorial remarks, dc
Last week counted ticeaty-one columns ofcloseiy
printed matter, in a single number The Globe is
issued daily, and the labor of Inserting the large
amount of reading matter which Is gwen by it must
be great. The paper deserves liberal patronage
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-17

The CHAPMANs. The Rushsiile Wig SAYS ::
~ hen all three OF the Chapmans get to the Of
Government. we shall, no doubt. have an abundance
OF genuine GROWING" Garry enc, Mr. Wing, and
say four Laporte sends Joseph W. We expect
of the office seeking wings will apply to the
next legislature to have their names changed to
Chapman, as 1t Is passport to One Of US
may be President yet-who knows!
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-17

How TO LOSE TIE MOST MONEY OK TIE LEAST
newspaper on the credit system
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-17

SwAnTwour. = This great conservative wing
thief has arrived in this country. lie came over IN
the steamer Acadia. The New ork Standard, and
other papers, say, that the Marshal has "reeetrcd
dpecinns iron, the proper officer At Washington, not
10 arrest Mr. Scarttcouf has arrtrat." and OF
he will not be attached. THIS is the way the
fcdcralis- punish their defaulting friends. Wonder
ii Daniel Webster did not send for ham to act as
presid OF his Fiscal Agent :"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-17
%E'sA COTTON.

" a'slIIea Nal1IoF. ceHs'lTy on haad AID foT safe
~ The
.MlRfO.N COYTO-N F.1CTOPI,
INDTASArOLlS.
- NHE4r Of y. ~ received 81 pa, .afit --5n-
SIGN BO.lRD ron SAFE
SIGN EeNgD. % ons -rl - l-hes de hf sale cheap
= AgtiF
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-17

Too CoMMoa.-Siaager. Have you any news
papers
Editor. Certainly. sir.
S. You Will give me one. suppose sir
f.. Dyes sir Gives him papcrl Those are
fine chickens IN your basket have YOU more of
them
S. Right smart of them at home.
l.. That's fine one you Will give me that, |
suppose, SIR; Will you not
S. ! brought these to market to sell. should
like to sell zen dozen at 40 cents.
The above absolutely occurred in office last
week, and we doubt not 1t IS lesson not to be
forgotten.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-17

PKErrY GooD.-rhe Boston Pos. in.ima'es that
a coDiPr0mise bl! is about 10 be introduced INTO the
tGlted States Senate hy The same distinguished Sen
ator ,gho exhibited lis ingenuity in removing Pres
dent Iy,eg ccgscentou, scrnp.es, by bringing for
ward the COMPROMISE amendment. The bill Vii
provide, the POST says, that If any bachelor shall
publish his Inicntlon to get married, the silence Of
any lady OF his acquaintance for SIX months there
after shall be taken assent her part 10 his
proposal and he may publish the bans without ask
mig her leave Bn, If, within the sand tiiac, any
lady he may lancy shall declare her determination
poi to have him, he may then proceed to force her
INTO marriage. against her consent. This inv Is
designed by the senator expressly to guard the rights
Of the ladies' and the latter. it said, highly
delighted with the compromise.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-17

kEsgUc4Y.-Co. K. NJ johnson. tie oil scar
worn hero. IS elected to the Kentucky legislature,
,rah9at opposition. What a comment on us BRITISH
sanderers Ia TINS State. K. Wickii,ie. IT,, beat e.
II. Clay. N the Lexington district We have 5ui
icw returns Mostly wing OF course.-Oato Sisfes-
man.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-17

SrEciE PAyMENr-The following, from the New
ork American, shows that the policy of the
Charleston, > c. banks in redeemng their promis
ises in specie, is placing that place on the high
ground occupied by New York aud Boston. When
will the State Bank Of Indiana come to the conclu-
SION that honesty IS the best policy" both for the
people and themselves Why Will il not, if it is able,
resume specie payments, and give State
sheet ahead" IN the way of business and credit
1t is demonstrated by the following facts that such
would be the result of that measure
"Charleston, :. g., we are pleased, but not sur
prlsed to see, reapng the benefit Of us fidelity to
specie payments, by attracting large portion of the
trade OF the interior OF Georgia where the banks are
still suspended. Hitherto, the exports of cotton
from Georgia and South Carolina have been about
equal, say 100000 bales each. Last year South
Carolina exported some 5000 bales more than Geor
gia but tins year, up to the 9th ins., South Caro-
lima, on diminished crop, had exported 2O7 ,000
and Georgia only hundred and forty thousand :!
making $1,000 bales more than Georgia. This
great increase of our trade says Hamburg. y e.,
paper, Is owing to the soundness OF our currency,
and to the instability If that of Georgia"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-17

Tin Greene, says the Na,chez Free Trailer, uow
one Of the Oldest printers IN irglnia. was drafted
for scrv &C in the revolutionary war; but, believing
with Jack Fastaif that discretion was the better
part Of valor," the expense of watch and a ;, ct
t. round sum IT money. he procured substi-
tute. who answered at the first enromeu. 70 the
name, rs well the place. Of Tim Greene. In
the first battle after the enrolment Grecn's subst-
tue killed. and thus the name Of the principal
went upon the book SLIM. Under the pen
son law the ch dren Of that Cd slam solder. Tim
Green who is even now alive. have Tor years re-
ce.sed the snostantal gratitude Of their country.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-17

PHILasTHKoPy.-Thc editor OF the journal, find
ing his towering genius cramped in It's exercise
by the limits of the State of Indiana has kindly
taken Ohm under his fostering and tatherly protec
ton. The federal wing editors ofthat State should
hold meeting immediately, aud resofre him a
leather medal and the public Colleges should give
HIM honorary title, at least
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-17

.tUDENcr.--Jamcs Watson Webb, E.c, saws
that it is well known that he had 10 desire Tor the
Office of postAlas;er after tie salary had been re
tuced by Loeo-foeo legislation from s300o0 L,
s6,oo0!" Il this Is not expressing pl,r.otic de-
SIC to serve ones country know what is.
Ii pernaps woud te well, IN order 10 give Ibis val
iant Colonel an opportunity to take this Office to
raise the salary - 100000. Would not s12,e9V
suit still better Colonel ~. I. .N;ig Era.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-17

\ NoyEL CEREMoNV.-Wc neglected to racni on
last week. says the Warsaw. tIiL) Signal. that a
revolutionary sold .er baptized 1T Nauvoo on the
It'll INST. by Of the elders for Gen. Washington
another old soldier baptized at the same time
FOR Gen. Harrison. The doctrine of the Mormons
appears to be, that those Who are living must be
baptized hy one having authority from Joe Smith,
or 20 to he'll; but those who are already dead nav
BE- brought out Of torment. by friend or relation
receiving the ba9fl-mai rights in their behalf. Thc
nation may reipIce, therefore. TIA, tie l,ustreus
patr.ots above named are BOW taken from the pos
'on Of the Prince of Darkness, and admitted INTO
the fellowship d. tie saints!
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-17
LN,DLl.N:lPoLfs BANK NOTE LIST.

Connected every week by L. :. ALvORD & co. al
indianapolis, Who generally prepared buy follow
ing Quotations
Al notes marked = aie not purchased by US.
.SrrclF -. - ,,.r,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-11-15
GNOUGH, ASTHMA, SPLITTING BLOOD
" OF 60 YEARS. STANDING, CURED BY
AYNE'S EXPECTORANT.
From A,kioson's Philadelphia Eve. Post.

+ rom RtklhSOhS IUI3ueplld Eve pe''
Philadelphia, August 10TH, 1883.
.lr Atkinsor-Dcar Sir: 1t has been my misior-
ine 10 labor undvr cough and asjhmaiica oopres-
on for moe Than halta century. W hen soldier
The American camp, in l77S, with many others,
wing great exposure, had violent attack OF di
asc of The lungs, by which was Disabled from duty
'or long time. Since HAT period uni recently,
ave never been nee from violent couch aud di'
Guilty oibrclthaS. Year after gear have eypector'
ated over gill day often much more, and some
tunes mxrd with blood. For months together, nj. hi
after ughr, have hal to set or he boslercd up to
obtain my breath. The weakness aad debility cuus
ed by srch constant cSpociorailon frequently brou 1T
me 10 Il state bordering on DEATH II has been asFa
ter ri aston-hment 10 my family and friends, that |
an here 10 rite this IN lou have Ia skilliu ply
scisns TO attend ne, and every hing do1e that wa
thought likely TO give ne reri, without any bIncb
cia effect. Last winter had another very severe
attack OF inflammation Of The lungs, which, fully
pCcted would he the last. | then considered my
as past the aid OF medicine, when was persuaded 10
calm Or jayne. With the assistance OF Divine
Providence, through him | was once more raised
from my bed. but the coughing and wheeling weari.
ed me day and night He advised me 10 use his ex.
pecorant. | did so, with a strong hope that as II
had ed man, oil my acquaintances OF various dis
sses OF the lungs, might at least mitigate my SUI
ferngs. Need say how gra6ed iee2 IL has
cfIlciually cured me. AS soon as commenced Ia
knight ! found it reached my case, aud began 10
breath with more freedom. My expectoration be-
came eae ""u NY u.s. N''''N' - 49,
feel as we'll as ever did in my life, atd am better
than have been for the last sixty years Last sum
mer spit great deal OF blood; now thank God, am
perfectly cured. Now, sir, after suffering so long
and finding at last such signal relief from Dr. Jayne's
Expec,oiant, feel anxious 10 inform my fellow cili'
zens where relief may be had.
NICHOLAS HARRIS, Son. No. 35 Lombard ST
Mi Harris has long been worthy member, 1--WE
believe a Deacon,) oilhe First Baptist Church IN thin
city, and implicit confidence may be placed in his
serlions. Editor olihc Post
The above valuable medicine may be had, whole
sale and retail, at JAYNE'S DRUG AND CHEM
ICAL STORE, No 30 South Sd street Philadelphia
and WALTON 4 SONS, Montpelier, VI.
This Expectorant never fails 10 cure Asthma or re
leve a Cough.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-11-15

WHEREAS n certain banking corporation known by
w the mama of the President Directors and Company
of the Essex Bank by the General Assembly Of
this State, at their October session, A. d. 1882 and oca
ted at Gudhall, in the County of Essex, hath been by
this Court enioned from all further proce edings the bu
sincss Of its Incorporation, the ground Of having in
many respects violated the acquisitions o its chatter and
become nsolven and that occasion Zebna Newell Of
Newbury, the county of Orange appointed Rrceiv
of ali tho property Of said Bank, and to proceed under
the acquisitions Of the general statutes Of this state
duce all said property which available cash,
also receive all bills of said bank, and outstanding liza
bies of the samc-And VIII areas il Is necessary in urde
to enable the said receiver TO close the Of said
bank and make his final report to this Court Of the
state Of the same, that time should be limited for the
holders Of the bills Of said bank, and creditors thereof
pres nt their claims TO said receiver.
1t is therefore ordered by the Court that all claims
gans said Bank shall be presented to said receiver
before the first day of September neat and default there
Of the holders Of such claims will be forever barred OF all
right payment Of any part thereof unless there should
be found available funds sufficient to all tn, ousand
ng liabilities of said bank and is further odered that
notice Of the above order be given to such claimants by
publishing this order three weeks successfully in the Gale
DOMAIN and North Star, newspapers published in the
Of Caledonia, and in the Vermont Patriot aud Vermont
Waterman and State Journal, newspapers published the
county Of Washington within sky days from this date.
Dated at Montpelier in the county Of Washington, this
25th day Of October, A. ID. 1871.
30 ISAAC F. REDFIELD, Chancellor.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-11-15

Good netcs from Florida !-ONcE MoRE.-The
U. S. steamer Gen. Taylor, Capt Gilman, arrived
last evening from Florida. From Il passenger we
learn that Tigertail and most Of his band, about
100 Indians, have been induced by Alligator to
come in at Tampa-where they are sale under
the care of Col. Worth. 1t will be recolIected
that Alligator is of the Indians recently arriv-
ed in the Territory from Arkansas, for the pur.
pose of inducing his brethren TO emigrate to tina
country.
We learn from the st. Augustine News of Fri
day last, copy of which was received by the
General Taylor that Captain NJ. S. Howe, of ID
Dragons, indicted some time since for man,
slaughter, has been tired by the Supreme Cour
and acquitted. The trial lasted seven days.-Sa
Uannah Republican.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-11-15
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