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And we know not how many III Michigan and the
other States Rut here alone, have total Of
l5l bank failures. including branches, and involving
\ capi,al of more than one hundred million dollars
Yet so great the sfofdy of part OF our population
that they still cling to the paper money system a
that alone which can give wealth and prosperity TO
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-11

nrThe Democratic press of Indiana appears to De IN
~ sar state Convention Il Clarifying 10 notice the
upy of purpose and harmony al action that prevails.
By their conduc, they evnce the brief IN the donnt'
charaeeriscs OF their party. TO wit ere-y h''g f0r
usasurss-noting for ns1. May they ever continue
re united ,-,f1-io1 Hsrc'd
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-11

my virtue If an Sclron TED iom ts Gers ooc
Il the Marion init s,ir vii rn s' y nc .'l-
"a - d.. an the town Of fadianap- Tire i-iit 81
i.fsc,u pe-srft1 % lass. fe ffti- ' ~
seven v-tr. at following .ecff~f re- iie, tirl " ~
cesn,v 90 in /. hfs - - ai' - !"
J. g. ant - dfS if' - i' ~ J, -
hog mo- scc.f na Nnt' -lf fti-rn - 80" ''
hs ttfr the toss - indianapolis and on iiiaft {" fe1
r,,l a.t.uf demanded es-runn, WI "a. i. w a
Tee If sai lf- tAernff ~ .i - 80 %
J..-,n.s T.. NorIa.l al of Jams ~ liHl
r. FUR. A~DN ~ifl n NJ
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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-11

my vntne al drff'i. iffsn Tie efs .ie
8 Cont ril ttsHse 10 Ifa sf' A. NY
Count House ndnHaYis,' On ~" IN "'N 81 ~
velsr - h,iss prescribed iA las ID" r. fN
I'd tea !"
the is'F
r,rre on ieze tie ii HnFHn' u''i"" ~
SAID e,ccu. VIII at te sam" time ~ . i'''. 'if' . ~
IT sand land pirli, 81 ~ w " i- =.
in TWsster. - - "a,
49,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-11

This is the title of another new Democratic pa
per, published by WV. Donaldson, ana eo''eo y
an association of gentlemen, at Charlestowh' IN
diana 1t gives promise of being an able co-worN''
in the ranks of Democracy. Success to II. Jus"
on ;he column.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-11
Tbof .. Mares Nest"

When moderate federal wing. member o. the
Terrs uau,e Clay Club classed his opponents as
Democrats. up jumped the Bank Secretary ana eS
claimed, - do not like to hear them called demo-
Gratis they should be styled loco iocos. we DO
not like to hear sealing called d.fatcaftoH "ha'
= the Sccretary's opinion on that subject
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-11

4 midshipman in the navy. named James jn'ia"
Barry belonging to New York, was lately detect
ed in picking pockets at Howard's Hotel, New
York His brother officers, boarding at the liote,
compelled him TO sign res gnaiion Of his place Of
,niLshipman on the spot and then let ham 60.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-11
81 9sI. 3o5 251 2Is5. 81. Al 4,7I9,0 i

Aggregate, s2sI .3o5 25l 2ls5.s77,fsi f74S,oi
The manufacturing interest. in pont OF numbers
is rs ono to ten, and vet they have been able rot
only to tvranize over al other interests. but to do
prvc ,hc Government Of is revenue. through the
operation Of a prohibiting tariff. thereby cndanger-
inr n resort 10 direct taxation. The manner in
which this has been brought about. would If fully
develoncd he curious lesson in the working Of n
democratic Government.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-11
SnrTrMnER l0-We hope no Iocofoco

SEPTEMBER l0.--We hope ocofoco will re-
mind Us of the anniversary which occurs to-day.
The way We did sing
=" For TfPpecanoe and Tyler too
two ycsrs ago. none of their business, that We
know on. H. Tsfgraph
Well, Albn. we won't remind you Of the singing
part bu, how do you feel about it now
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-11

o--PThe Evansville Statesman proposes Robert Da'e
Oven as the candidate for Senator, ana ben iioNad
again for Governor. We are utey opposed 10 any sucn
arrangemeut Common consent fxe- upon Ten Howard
- the successor of Mr.. smith and When hf " nte :
time shall expire In the >enae, we ai' A. cheefd sup
port Mr. Owen for that station, any nan now men
toned We regard him one ct the ATTEST advocates o
Dem crac, in the Stle-but hs time A. not yet-CoSte
DeDsgCgQf.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-11
Import Of Oil.

During the month Of August there arrived at various
parts of the United States ships barks, oss ana
schooners-to,al tonnage 2,666-engased IN the whale
trade bringing s7.s barrels sperm OIL and 669o barrels
whale oil about one half the returns of August 1871
So much for Lard Oil
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-11

DIro-At his residence the American Bend.
Washington county. Mississippi. the eth Of Sep
tember ult., DR.. liENRy ALFRED MILRov. son OF
Gen. John Mlroy, of HANCOCK county. Ind. DIR.
Milroy was gentleman hghly esteemed by all who
knew him. lie died the age of "a. after III
ness of five days Of congestye fever. lie has left
4 wife and three children 70 mourn his loss.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-11
S.sK,ssIs,G.s AL.

uDy vrte Of uiue e cnis ted n The Jerks r'e
Ed 81 the Marion VII expose o. public sa' ~ s
Tie lndisnal onfe cin d'A '
I l,.r tl n n- law, rfus and pI' MS iF
sven ,.ar- If . fa, described rii estate, situated "
cn,nfv IA VII the qnttfer township - range ;
als " quarter Of IS iwn>iP 70, range "1 w
if. 8. aud "a ie
fl f-rn,nd-f avn ~'iH"
ami Mace of sd lsni executed - ie Wf+'y
1ni,e,v iVHsn nf NugR and ian~ifs i zen
- n !, Rot,.v ~ < ! the stat - Indiana
la: m. stl,e D,< Of nIint. and NIt-. Al-srase q
Ixa,s - So r. FITRs ASDN. Siierf H. Z.
4. -, - No.. NfrEEr.-
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-11
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,,tss.e In Baus

, r., r-..es ~. ,or tse Ds- 4 LIZ i'Da''
r,si-
III ,.-.-r.. petitions prtti if
the Ban rntf winch iii ou- WI ..,,,r 4, pank.
,.,,t ~ ne Ln;rd state. fr the Dsato - Sav~,-
,rfc, " Court Rom In isnassf - ~ = n--re~t.d
soslck NJ, isis"i ara ~ zach
may 4fra4r aai ar ti-s i'tEr wy $50 -
% 80 IIirsr kicorc
tnifrN I.rfr-su Baker
n 'il'i
'ii't =. siicha, Flynn
JAM - Jtcail X
Henry J.. - J--scA LELAND
se"'-1 Matthew u. RAJ lN
LIN. Janes Medley
Jfi'' r. =. Means
cant'et 1919 g.. = lssn
5 -" " lame, F,'s2u
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(,rI.sn -. if.ts,s
IacohH uiuau
Pfchari l. Ione.' ,e.is,
ripn Wiissn iona D'--'+
"eoifs -. le-3~ Il DAes--!, Clerk
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-11
yS.,5,yts.9Iss eEa sisAg. GGEF.sF.
..f.rS.

,oR three Ily rlrnss To- como 81 oV.
&c t. .sc ndnaP. Al The slriag 1ttig -
entrance ni a't frq u ie fi~ed in
the lSi IA, ri IanIsr, iirie- 70 make race
bT l. ladah i-rcNe ~ mp "tHN'' u
by MARY JAM, ~ ~taetii. 49,
+ t+>>i~.g, euier- ly Nine. dam by ier vi
-. 10.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-11
We Offer.

To those foolish enough to be caught with sucl
bait. Real Eoosier GoWds And we venture t
say that, although they " the last in the house,
10 one Will call for them. o Iiumbng Humbuy
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-11

Why srHr TWO DoILAns AND ROAST REEF
HAS coNE.-We find IN the last Scioto Gazette, tie
fol,ow account, word for word of the speech of Mr.
Nash Wing Senator from Gal la county. who spoke at
the court house in this city, Tuesday evening lat:
SIMEON NASH, of Gallia, s,id Ave had been
charged by opponents with having promised better
tmes-TWO DOLLARS \ DAY AND ROAST
BEEF-affer the election of General Harrison and a
Wig Iegislafure HE ADMITTED THE TRUTH
or THE CHIRGE but stated that THE WHO'S.
as well as their opponents. HID BEEN DIS.H'-
POLN'TED ~ THEIR LN.iBiLfIf TO RE-
DEEM THEIR PROMISES"
After this admission of their broken promises by one
of the leaders of the Wing party, how they presume
that the working men Of the country, whom they have
thus grossly deceived. will place any confidence III their
promises for the future i-AdrertiSrr.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-11

The M.dsDuian SAYS: The ne,c life OF Henry Clay,
re- ENTITY published the New "oiii, show that VIII n
Mr. Claw took his sea- The first tme IA the Sens .. he
lacked four # being ihy year, a. TIE age re-
ouired By the cons,itutio Nr Cay. foe taking has
seat too the oath 10 support the constitution, aud then
turn,ng to his seat sat down aud rioia:ed q -
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-11

THE BALL STARTED.
Warren Township on hand.
OcToBER /, 1912.


Agrceably to public notice. the Democratic Re-
publicans of warrcntown met a, the house Of james
furgason, and organized their meeting by calling
ELISHA GREER to the chair. and appointing
Jos. MoCosNELL, Jr., Secretary After the objects
oil the meeting had been stated, II was
Resoired That this meeting believe il cxpedient
for the Democracy of Marion county to hold a Mass
meeting at suitable place, and time, for tn pur-
pose of choosing delegates to the State Convention
to be holden on the sth of January next
Resoired, That we respectfully call upon every
true patriot aud democratic wing to flock to and join
the standard of democracy and battle for the
tntisn and against the vile aggressions of federal
whgsm.
Resofred, That deprecatc the entire policy Of
the wing party attempted TO be carried the
extra and late sessions Of Congress. lst. Their
British Bank policy, be constituted upon foreign
stockholders. and contrivcd rs to swindc Ameri
can citizens ont Of their hard earnings. Cd. Their
attack upon the constitution under the pre,ext of
modification. 81. Their abominable bankrupt la ";
calculated to lcgaize villany and break down all
confidence between man and man. 4th. Their dis
tribYtion of the proceeds Of the sales Of the public
lands. after they have bankrGpted the treasury and
plunged the nation into enormous public debt
And last but not least the attempt of some of them
TO D,ssoiue Tie Union.
Resoired, That the leaders Of the present wing
party the constitution to suit circumstances
us did the old Hartford Convention f,deralists.
Resoired, That none bat Federaiists Of the Hart
ford Convention stamp can justify the dongs f the
present Congress.
ResoIred, That we believe it expedient that the
criminal law of Indiana should be amended 10
send al public defaahers hereafter to the penten
tiary for a, least five years.
Resoirfd. That the embarrassed state Of the time.
demand a reduction Of the fees and salaries Of Off
GERS, and public expenditures in general. withou
which the people must become dsheartencd anc
cease trying to pay their taxes.
The following gentlemen appointed delegate.
TO the county convention 10 attend and represent Us
whenever it may be held.
David Shields. Andrew Vansckle. William Nc
Adoc james Nansicklc. J. y. Buell., b. y. Fow Ter
John Baker, James Wallis, Henry Brady. Andrew
Morehousc Aaron Wells, J. II. Chnn, Rober
Brown, Jun, John Hunter, +. y. Sinner Joscp!
Mcdonnell, SEN. John White. Emanuel Spriger
John Manring, Jefferson Russell Elisha Greer JAS
Davis, James Sloan. VIM. Sloan. James johnson
Lonsford Griffith, Capt. James Davis, Henry Snl
der Joseph Clinton, John Hamilton. Jacob Coucks
David Buchanan, Joseph Bonner. John Hunter. Ma
than Ilarlin, james Mccoy. David W. Allan. Dan
iel Starkwell, David Sloan, John Whi,csides. Davi
Fenncr, Moses Lambert John Lambert, David Carr
Benedict Higdon. George White, Ahira Wells, I'd
mud Backlidge. Sannc Silver, john Waiter
Mr.
ELISHA GREER, Chairman
j. McCo>xFIL. IT.. SECRETARY.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-11
Ty,p Differences.

In Richmond Mr.. Clay is said u have held ~
and shaken his purse containing bank notes. here
he linged the specie IN IT. But ne never sara
word about the Black Ram-that decent story he
told in the L. ;. Senate. e no.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-11

COFFIN UA,DBlLLs If there DC any nan. " 40
ever was A Jackso. man. that r spOsed - feel
anv sympathy attn Joauthls R.be'fs tic a. MIS-
ed collector Of PlatepAs. 1T "a rene nbef IN :,
bc v,a,tbe author OF the COFFIN liANDDlLLS,
IN, "a. ,r4iGceI of the character - Ire Ja-A-
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-11
Mike Walsh

Saws that Webb, of the y. Y Courier and Enqur
err will write about temperance with gallon OF
liquor in m. belly about courage, with the marks
Of a cowh.de on his back abou; honesty with a
br be in has pocket.
Nike knows his man well.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-11

vERMoNr.-The Montpelier Wa,chman Of the
10th inst contains nearly complete returns for Gov
ornor, with the following results:
Paine, Wing, 23.2i0
Smile. Dem. 22..09
Williams. 4 OIL, .9OS
Pane's plurality over Smile will he about 5000.
and his majority something over 1000
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-11

The FanaERs Wont TrRS ovr--I nc wings con-
u,in becs sc the farmers from this region DID not turn
ont 10 the DAYTON convention. They have very good
reason for -ihe, have got fat on that 1.-Two dollars
dsy and roast beef that they cannot tave ONO
STATE
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-11

MuRDER.-On Saturday evening last. Mr. Zacharlah
Dillon of Jasper Ia. deliberately shot Colonel Thomas
Woodbridge the Sheriff of Dubois County through the
head who expired a few minutes after. There Is no
reason assigned for this outrageous act by Mr. Dillon
The particulars of this affiIr, we have been informed
are these: On Saturday evening the 7ih inst. Colonel
" ooiridce Mir Dillon and a number of other IeTs Ms
were met together other purpose IN the edge OF
Jasper and towards evening Col. Woodbridge and Nj.
Reed got On their hors rs and started for home After
,hev had got some distance from the company Mr. Don
called for them back, and their return, they
both cot off of their horses. and Mr. Reed renarc i to
Mr. Dillon in a Joking way, that he was not AFRAID OF
HIM although he had his rife Dillon remarked to hun
he had nothing against him Dillon then said to Col mel
W oolrIge he had better he leaving the ground IL
which the Colonel remarked. he not afraid OF hn 1t
he had his rife upon which Dillon drew up has rifle and
shot him through the head. We have heard no reason
assigned for this rash Mr. Dlons part. Dillon is
now in custody awaiting his trial.
Col. Woodbridge was gentleman of unexcephonal
character and his loss will be deeply fe 10y large circle
of friends and acquainances.-PGoi .i'ner1can
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-11
Accounted for.

The editor Of the rippecanoe Journal app ores
the insult offered to the American Nation at the
Ashburton Dinner HIS love of John Quincy Ad-
ans i accounted for. We are proud that out one
editor IN THIS State of either party, has as yet tax
en- that side.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-11
Real Ashland Canes"

"Cut every one of them on the farm OF Henry
CLAY" are advertised for sale. This is an arSH-
ment Of the Clay Federasts addressed to the
AMERICAN PEOPLE :.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-11
Illinois Papers.

a var il going on among several of the Demo-
cratic papers in Illinois. We consider those who
begun Il, and we have not been unmindful observ-
ers to be entirely in the wrong. Pocket should be
ost sight of IN a contest for principle.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-11

ADMITTED To B.iL.-Mi. Godfrey Pope, Of louis
vile was we learn admitted bail saturday after the
examinations touching the iste unhappy affair with Mr..
Bliss
The amount of bail required was $4,000. Judge
Guthrie and his father being his securities
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-11
GOV. MefcaIle.

Gov. Metcalf, who is round stumplng It with IL.
Clay. compafes President Tyler to poleca''
This is as strong point as the weak old man made
Kentucky great men mighty small potatoes
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-11

Mr. Poli, OF Indiana. formerly the pritc ri whgsery,
but now ga liant sollIer the "corpo-efs guard
the Whirs are Tapped together heal aud tai aud tied
M eudwise ani 10 iOos i' all tie world st
ike basket of eels. That. hsh story = Chicago
DeDa1cyat.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-11

In Brookville, on Sunday evening the Cd Oct,
1912, after a painful illness Of enc week, Gen.
ELfsnA LoSo. aged IL.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-11

Hand CrDER.-The Iocofocos are most dread
fully annoyed al the increasing popularity OF Harry
of th. Vest and the enthusiasm Of the Wings
EraRsrilie Journal
O! Al! Terribly annoyed. P-he-w!
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-11

OF The Wabash Express seems also to have
been - fouchcd.' but not in spirit Of unklndness.
We trust that who knows well viii never
even insiRuaie that are governed by clique.
Nc.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-11

The ST. Louis Reporter estimates the va.ue
the to- scco crop OF Missouri, the Presen. year; IL
Il 600 600.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-11

Stcy-A new lite OF Mr. Cav has recently been
published, as well a. H-ty Clay s,Hg TAX It Is
clearly the intention OF the Whigs to Try d sing hin
into the Presidency. The people wan; that .eei
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-11

"A Brd's-eye riew Of Whiggery for the last fer
mouths. Lo and behold, T,ro Dollars O Day
and Roast Beef. Oh you williams aud Lying
Hypocrifes
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-11
D.lytOll.

Tho great fandango at Dayton has o"ino'e'
down in numbers TO $4,000. Somewhere near tne
trn,h We susncc,.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-11
OuibbIing.

We think the editor of the rippecanoe Journal
must b. petiiiogglng lawyer. At least we Judge
20 from quloollns. We cannot attend to h's
case this week.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-11

NArxr-in 25- towns Fairfield. Dem. has ~
900 votes for Governor Rob nson 2O>li; scatter
ing 1893. Fairfield's gam from last year 'l'''
Ills plurality over Robinson. 10 l2-; which VIII Oe
much increased BY the towns yet to b. heard from
The Wings, II appears have elected one senator IN
Kennebec district. Mr.. OTIS. According to present
appearances, he Will he The only Wing IN the sen
ate The Portland Argus says, IL is believed
that not a wing has been elected TO any oihce IN
the State, except few representatives, and one
County Commissioner, and Senator IN henneOec
county"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-11

The notorious Webb OF New York has been indicted
by the grand Jury Of New York for dueng and held to
bail in 5000.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-11
'Sbc TsHth.

Did the federal whigs tel the truth when they
repeatedly assured and others that the barbecue
was got up to honor great statesman. and was not
TO be political affair." They did not and may an
swer il 10 their own conscienccs. Il they have any
Probably one half the mon present were democrats ;
and they saw and heard nothing but the most con-
temptible electioneering on the part OF the wire
workers We care not however. We are not DIS
appointed for zoe did not beiiere them.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-11

The New York Express says that a large guam
titv Of foreign goods arrived in that city WILL IN
consequence Of the ia,iff, be returned without be-
ing landed. Ard The tariff. made by the feds.
was TO liner ease the revenue The people viii keep
ia advised of the increase Of the price OF products
of the lo,r price Of goods. of the rise OF wages-in
short. tell us when they get that two dollars day
and roast beef which was promised them. The
feds are bragg ing that their tariff Is producing good
times. just tell Us " hen YOU witness 1t, friend.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-11

In all 65 banks, including their BRANCHES, 81 {,
having capitals to the amount of S.4 $50 oo2, and
the returns of capital not complete.
Our Journal the reader will recollect, com
menced in July Al In the Democratic RcvIew
for June we ind list different from the above, and
pro essing give the names Of the Banks that have
failed since the first of January ls4l In il we find
the names of nine banks in buffalo. and eleven banks
IN other parts of New York twenty in all, not IN
cluded IN list having an aggregate of capital ct
s29l3OOO And also the Planters Bank of Co
lumbus, Georgia; capital s535,oCo. This viii make
the total offaures among banks Sc, or, los nclud-
ing branches; having an aggregate capital of SIS
269 O52.
Ii we 90 back little beyond the first of January
lsil we should have to add, for banks and branch
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-11

A FAcr.-I told of the following Circumstance
few days prior the Aldernens election IA Savannah
did desire publication of then, for fear sat IN
vidous individuals might mPuie to electicneering
device.
"We" said wife TO her husband that good friend of
yours has been here again, nquTng for you-he told
positively that the Wing party had to the conclusion
TO support only persons who would the Wing ticket
for Aldermen and that my husband would either have to
consent to that way, lose his place upon the
city watch told him that my husband was a Democrat,
very poor and very dependent; but poor he was, his
family cared g for mans prescription, that 10 God
we ooked blessings aud the Wings aud rather
than my husband should be made SUBSEQUENT to any party
that his mind and conscience did not approve Of would
feeble as am, work at SIX ence day and suoss' upon
the verest ptance.
II told him TO my house. humble and unprovlded
for as 1t was he dsgraced aud proaned by his pres
.ncs-hat other than the meanest and most con-
emp.be specimen of human nature, would attempt to
rob citizen of his birhrght by appeals to the sympahies
and necessities of wife =
VIVA, rebuke Aye, aud what wife The proud
est daughters of might well envy the native dig
ntv and uncoupted purity of such lady The posses
sion of her hand and heart wealth and happiness for
any man.-Sauanndh Georgian
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-11
ELISHA GREER,
J. McCo>SELL. IT.. Sccrrlnry.

The following table from the census return. will
show very clearly inc Numerical and pecuniary in
portancc of the manu- acturcrs compared with the
other classes
FroprcrroSs E,cH Punsir t~uED STATS 'arirsL
EsirroYED NUMBER % rEoFIE EMrLoSED ~ EseH
People
Emnlnvrl.