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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-01
hS III
T.. CHAMBERLAIN.
Oct. II, 1912.

We are glad to receive the above 1t alludes to
our calculation of what the resident officers would
receive, provided their payments were made in
or wheat. We did not suppose the amount
we stated was for the actual printing only but %
show that the sum, under that general head, was
correct, copy from page ia Of the General
Laws, Chapter cxxii. approved, January 81, 1912.
Section /. BE it enacted, &c. That there shall
be appropriated for the purpose Of meeting the
penditures of 1912 for public printing. fourteen
thousand dollars" 1t may be well to state that
one OF The public printers resides IN China and the
other. wherever his incinatons call him the
work being farmed out, and consequently the peo-
pie supposng that those officers reside here They
contend that It is all right however.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-01

Is rms Coon BANK The bank Of France has ia
her eight hundred barrels Of five franc pieces each
barrel containing fifty thousand francs, about ten thou
sand dollars The gold packed away ieaden
containing twenty thousand bags II thousand francs
EACH in tie neighborhood Of four millions Of dollars
each and represented that eutre apartment
the vauIied department filled with these cases,
of which have not been opencd tor forty wears
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-01

THE PENITESrIATy ABOUT TO RECLAIM one ITS
owN.-Robert Miller late inspector Of the In
Philadelphia, under the marfyrcd Roberts, has been held
bail IN ; 0OO a charge Of PERJURY, committed in
where he volunteered his services as a witness
" onder If Miller one Of those whom Roberts refused
to discharge from employ when directed from the
Tre1surv ie srmentt
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-01
lIr. CIay's spcrcE I'D Cogr,m.hm. End.

In Mr.. Clay's return from indianapolis be s~eI The
first night at Columbus. The public had been notified
of his coming few days and quite large assemlage Of
people convened the Court house in the eyening-Mr
Clay disposed show himself and wished to
throw the burden Of addressing The people Mr. Crten-
den. Gov. M-calf o. II. smith, White and the other
Hhue Charities that his train bearers But the
people did choose hear this Great oraf9r and
statesman represented 10y proxy, and much against his
inclination, he forced into the house and compelled
speak lie mounted the evidently state Of
high excitement from what are unable to saw
On being introduced the crowd by Nh Herod an ex-
member Of Congress, old veteran who lad fought
his country under Gen. Jackson and who was probably
aboring under the peculiar ecfcnct that seemed 10
operate on Mr.. Clay cried "Hpfa for Jacksou.7
To which Mr.. Clay replied with great emphasis
"Hura for Jocksou, you sag. Who're is yo,n cauabg
sag h,nra far ay couutrs and the that says har-
ra for Jackson deserves MT tie If freeman. but
he oug6f 10 be a su5ject Of the auocrat ej Russia,
ami hare the y,te IF framy piacsd upoa his meek nH
he cas Joced do.gu, do.ea 10 The aery dust ''
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-01

l. ). SENATOR DEAD.-We learn from the De
troit Advertiser, that the Hon William WOODBRIDGE
died at his residence, after short but painful i'll
ness. Mr.. w. occupied the station Of Governor
when elected to the u. ). Senate two years ago.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-01

CS-lt will be that old friend Ford has
again announced himself as a candidate for Ser
seant-at Arms of the House. 1t would be of little
sse fcr Us 10 recommend man so well known both
as a patriot soldier and capable officer. The old
membess will not forget HIM
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-01
Another.

The Wilmington Register proposes the name Of
Col. Abel &. Pepper, candidate to be brought
before the State Convention for nomination u the
office Of Governor
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-01
bF me blEeInoT.
VIZ. SHEETS, Secretary Of State.

The friends Of Mr.. Clay are trying to make cspi-
tai out Of Gen Harrison's good opinions expressed
Of Mr.. Clay. Gen. Harrison did try to sooihc
Harry. 50 as 30 get his support but at heart the
old man cherished the most bitter feelings towards
Mr.. {. for trying to jockey him out Of the nomina-
ton. The following is a letter from the City c.
z.ttt If I.nL-.r-in. II IS racv:
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-01

Monday, the 9Th OF November, is the day for the
special election IN Allen county, to fl the vacancy
occassoned ty the death Of Col. Wines
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-01

In relation the affairs Of Illinois Governor Carn in
late Executive Circular says =" The reduction of
salaries the curiament OF expenses together with
the large of additional lands which have become
taxable this year. will justify large reduction of taxes
and have ample carry the government on a
syssm Of strict economy and until get through the
present it will hardly he power collect rev.
euue TO pay public debt"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-01

The Pittsburgh Herald. that short time ago.
10 elect Nh Clay President Gid succeed after
DAYS trial and travail aud has surrendered rs ghost
victim disappointed ambition. The publisher complains
that there was not sufficient Clay enthusiasm although II
filled with nothing else 70 support It, q warrant It's
contnuance.-LoiHs14Uc CG-tftt.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-01

MEssRs. CHAPMANs Mr.. Downing requested me
to hand you for public aon, the aggregate amount
of all the printing done by the Public Printer for
the State, from the LIST Of August lS4l to the LIST
of August 1912. 1t is 81 ,l53 80. This sum not
only includes the printing done for the Legislature
but also that done for the Governor Secretary, Au
dltor. and Treasurer of State during the time above
specified. Respectfully,
IL NNIRRDT
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-01
Oliver Ill. Smith. EAn.

Is out on elecuoneeung tOur-slsltlng the members
Of the Legislature at their houses lie spent part Of
day coaxins Judge Hoover for his vote. \ has 70
hunilIaie himself somewhat this country, obtain
office. We hope and trust lie did TO, obtain much salts
faction by his visit to Judge acknowledgement Oet.
70
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-01

kxIrsiors--Thc editor of the " Y Journal Of Com
merce calls the Pope. "A poor old " AID Dr. Lard
ner, Who run of with the wife Of his friend aud lives
with her IN open adultery he calls. a gentleman.
There's accounting for tastes.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-01
Postmaster at RushviI.c.

We are gratiied to learn that Joseph Hamilton a
sterling democrat, has been appointed Postmaster
at Nashville. vice Il. y. Matthews, deceased.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-01
TRE-WEEKEY SENTINEL.

To whom the earliest gence
much Consequence and where the mails table Tn
Weekly furnished. This composed
the reading the Daily done upn the excellent
style and afforded the Of One Doar The Sss.in This will he
cheap and easy method Of getting the news b. the pa
pas Indiana. prospectus OF The Daily
for particulars.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-01
Eighth of January.

As the s,h # January comes OF Sunday, the
State Convention. we understand, VII be holden
on the OH. Should a change be made il VIII be
noticed in lhis paper in season to notify tic dee
gates.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-01

The leaders Of the locofoco party are opposed to
proiecton.-C Coon prints.
80 Is Henry Clay, the leader Of the virgin hefer
party he says there is necessity Tor protec-
tlon."
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-01
INDIANA STATE sEyTIxEL.

This valuable Weekly Journal the published Indiana will
be- furnished during the coming OF the Legislature, for Fifty
cents e session Il is unnecessary say thing
tins Journal ha county
generally, "a need lis immense columns will be exclusively
devoted o. legislative matter general science, philosophy wit poll
Judicial decisions, Congress news, literature
every soul morally politically none
legal eraiens those which interest 10 the whole
rcolac, Will be admitted during the winter
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-01

PuIuITIvE.-The Concord Freeman states that the
first minister settled in the of Marlboro IN Mas>a-
chusetis, was the Reverend VIM Brimsnead, old
bachelor, and Of man OF many slngularites,
among which Is said his refusal to baptize
children who born the Sabbath. He ordained
IN 600, and died IN 1901.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-01

Ma. NrBsrER's SPEEcH.-'rh!s Speech Is certainty
aoes 10 the taste Of Clay Whggey. This speech anu
Major General Whitfield SCOTS letter. rather think
have put end Gays prospects Tell Cay - ~rie
another letter = NlGs0aiqn
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-01

In short time We shall be over the pressure al
Advertisements and with our Diiy and Tri-week y
Alongside big Weekly, look on. for wonder.l
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-01

WmAr's N THE WIND Now The New York
Commercial Advertiser has hauled down the Clay flag
which 1t has carried Tor time. His disap-
pearel from editorial head Immediately the recep
lion OF Mr.. Webs,ers speech What's the matter, ell
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-01
where's Zoe Marshall,

ready printed and in circulation in different counties
instructing democratic members vote, not for the
Wing candidate, bat for the Long tired ard Jaitt
Ili public serrant, d. H. Smith -
VINO COxrrssrox-We find the following in the
New York Express:
The operation Of the Tariff can hardly be stated with
anv degree of certainty. \ large number of factories
that idle have been in motion, bat all descriptions
of goods very low and trade depressed that It
prevailing belief that they not working to much
advantage.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-01

CLAWS PRosPrcis.--In all the States where
Clay has been nominated for the Presldeucy, the
federal ticker has been defeated Tins l. rather an
inausp.cious omen fyr the virgin he.ier eandI-
date.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-01

Mr. Webster Is opposed to the annlhilation Of the
veto power. III cons .ders the Constitution too
cred to be subjected 70 the tinkerng Of Nr. Clay
and his followers.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-01

DENocRtrIc EDIroRs who wish for the success OF
Democratic principles, shouldn't play their enemies
hands by qGaTrelling with each Other
TPiea- coly--Bssfef. Post.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-01

No DoUBT ABorr Ir-A western paper say- that
Young ladies' accustomed reading newspapers are
always observed possess winning ways, most iaDle
dispositions, and invariably make good wives
Have you heard from Ohio lately ohu.h
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-01
TAe London Times, decided Tory paper, makes

TAe London Times, decided Tory paper makes
the following remark
4" Henry Clay, of Kentucky, will. undoubtedly be
brought forward a canG date for the Presidency
and If any man IN the country has just claims upon
hls fellow citizens for the first Office in heir gift
he is that man. Mr.. Clay has filled every office
below those OF President and ce-President with
pre-eminent ability and with unquestioued integrity
in the most satisfactory and beneficial manner 10
his country and with the greatest honor and truest
fame 10 himself
We thus see that the fayorite Of the genuine arts
tocracy Of England, is the favorte Of the mush-
room aristocracy Of tins country. Birds OF fea-
Their" sc.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-01
4 Hmm siin1.

THE Bosto4 Coufler has the following 10 relation %
tie Secretary Of State aud The Clay rlccoous.
requires no aid from vitcacraft 20 perceive Tie roa
son of all ihe lue ana crv tb,i i made a. ilree Nr
Webster - resign and # the threatened fo,,ns b. will
have 10 encounter If hc should continue h- present
Office lis aid is needed aud hi- power feared, by ihc
ID their country. aud who would rather sacrifice their
country htn have as honor OF prosperity maintained by
amy ",1ef m.h or means tAn such as they dictate.
Ho"'' ' resign ms oce ana come ou, Do Tie character
81 I.i.,'G 81 ''' e. ''' ''' -
:i III . - q t, - ~
~ .t - H 'e
aaiI # ur W,l.-,er n r,,i5 re,,r h,,. On ,b o,i-
hand should h. m s,i,. ,t re.,,s,,r c,,rg.,s and rc-
rr.,c continue in the state Department. -oull be-
ard into retirement. without declaring in
l NC =, ~. - - -
ic,I Al 49,. ~ 80 e., 49, a. IT., -. Z, 49,
clsor ,yIb d, 49,, ,,, p, lri,s Inn, from M. o,l,,e,
nod ,t, b.ll,,. - 80. H. . -, -. -,
There v,i,b honor
This +. rre,tv b,rl-corrr- from, a standard yybir
paper There IS more trouble M Tie rscr,8a camp dian
they inas.n,
C-5-Ihe Boston Courier. a leading wing journal,
speaking % te suggestion OF the name Of Nathaniel
Presidency. At the next election, pays that d.stn-
guished pol tlcian The following rery etfgaw COM
plume ~ '-' ~ accordance with the suggestion o.
tie Richmond i" hg u constitute q ticket accept
able 70 The "n.gs oi the non' let TIC name OF
border and the word ..Exrr>erD" written across
il. Il Mr. Cay suffers Ais name o. ~ 0n q ticket
,..th such "a political knave he is not the man We
take hifn for
c.,.r F,.t,> T,,rsr,,, --ri,ere y-,sa ,re,t
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-01
30 Democratic minority.
Another Peg Ouf,

The election in the city of Baltimore has resulted in
favor of the Democracy by greatly increased majones.
The majority for Col ). fIiIen, candidate for Mayor Is
4Ai3!ii
The political complexion Of the Council Is as follows :
First branch % Democrats and Clay federalsts. Sc
cond branch. / Democrats and Clay feds Hurra for
Clay and his Clubs, Who carries an Ashland Cane -
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-01

New JrRsEY.-The Clay iederalists have only
s on joint ballot.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-01
Barnett. Of the Journal.

We shall not much trouble readers, in th'
presen, crowded state Of eur columns, with the sub
ect whose name appears at the head Of this. But
the two last Semi-weekly Journals contain few
things which we shall notice. And first is the iol-
lowing:
The Sentinel publishes the following. and asserts
that It Is extracted rom the Boston Atlas. II II
4 FORGERY.
ut is in vain to try to bring INTO the fell the
unbrokeE force Of the Wing party upon the name
Of Henry Clay aud the sooner his Trends know 1t
the better
Barnett pronounces the above extract forgery.
Even if it was it is not 50 bad as forging Nine
H'sadrcd Doiiar Drah." We say it is a correct
quotation and the writer who called 1t a forgery.
is guilty Of falsehood. Second
Does the senior editor of the SENTINEL know any
thing of a certain Terre Hante latchstring that
occasionally, "STUCK OF I, during his residence
Il. tina. quarter
StaH we publish a certain letter?
The senior editor knows all about the 'Terre
Haute latch string" Yes. says the senior editor
publish all the certain letters" YOU can get hold
Of Perhaps you might publish certain letters read
on board certain steamboat and at the sulphur
Springs pupOriing to come from lady Query
Did Barnett and his informant Of the Latch string"
contract disease from the SAM subject Miss j.
is yet in the land Of the living. if report speaks
truly.
In the Journal Of the 2sth we End the following; (
The public viii not expect us to offend the pro-
prieties Of social life, SO far as TO make certain filthy
nuendoes, IN the last Sentinel, the subject Of AMIN
Aversion. The open statements of that print could
not place Us on the defensive, and we shall hardly
pause to regard its hints. Confinement 10 our room
where we have been forced to remain two weeks
past, alone permits to allude this matter here.
If such mssWes hurled from such quarter, are,
n the estimation of tins community, to wound vs.,
we can only say that it is community whose good
1r bad opinion we do not value rush.
Immediately follows backing ou;. This is
wise on his part; but before he commenced .
personal warfare, he should have counted the
cost. We notice the extract IN question more par
icuiarly, as a certain threat is implied which may
mean something or nothing. We knew nothing of
he editor being confined to his room, and cared
lbout as much. As to the iauendoes, we wonder
not that they strike home. What is common talk
what no one contradcs will not be considered mere
~ HINTS among those who know. But the editor
speaks Of abiding to the matter "here.' This may
mean, in his room, or in the columns of the jour
lal and, from the word "here" being in Iac.
IMPLIES he would aude to it elsewhere; whether
n Court, in action for SANDER, Cthe editor being
second hand petti:ogger.) or whether he darkly
liudes to 1.-THE field OF honor the senior editor of
his paper neither knows nor cares. Ii he expects
o escape after provoking personal warfare, be is
mistaken in bis As toT his threats, laugh
t them. the cowardly heart that conceived them.
nd the hand that indicted them.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-01
PcnnSNINanin.

We have AZ last the official returns from Penn
sylvana. The result is as follows
SENATE.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-01

~ bearer 81 spatches from >aaa Anna 'a- nI''ei
al Washington l. Il understood ihht as so.n a, ANA
Anna received Mr. Wthsiers letter De- seH. ~ ~1s
Thompson, and tod BIN d. was surprised max any 's
he had written hal l,e converted into menactihai D.
entertained lie gaest respect f3r the United states &C.
h sion Pr.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-01
STATE PRINTING.

The official returns from Ohio aud Georgia are not yet
received
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-01
Thanksgiving.
PROCLAMATION BY THE GOV
ERyOR.

The approachn- close of another year. crowned the
richest lens C henehcent Providence, renders Il pecu
LARRY appropriate % maintain Che custom Of Fathers,
publicly returning their tribute Of annual praise q the Giyer
OF all Good The general prevalence OF heah the abund
OF the fruits ci tic earth, M return i1 the labor Of the
hn,handman; Cnict and harmony throughout the length
and breadth believes country tie Of those
causes which fo time threatened our borders
call far united expressions Of the liveest gratitude 70 the
Supreme Ruler Of the Universe
In obedience therefore, the custom aforesaid, samuel
Bigger Governor o the state Of Indiana D. here ~ name
ThvS61g me 2fl Dag ~ Nre5er merit observed in
this a day OF Public Thanksg wing Almighty Cod
for all ms goodness vOucsafcd throughout present
years and humble reliance his guardian and pro
lection, 10 AK continuance II the iaytr and blessings
which Ills q bestoW and f1r with grateful
Acknowledgements of Ills kindness and favor.
Done az Indianapolis. THIS 10Th day Of October
T.. S in the wear Of our Lori, one thousand eight
huui.ci and fory-two-
SAML. BIGGER.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-01

ON cote mpomr this state and elsewhere, who viii copy the
above few shall every power extended
them, and BE- entitled the aud earliest exchanges In Of
very important movements they lec shall receive, The
mai 10 tliei duty, a early Extra"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-01

CA correspondent writes that whilst the
Hon Oliver ii. Smith was addressing one OF the
public meetings recently got up by him the east
ern part of this State. countryman seen stand
ing in the crowd with mouth open, and eyes dis
tie nded. HIS honor at the commencement CT every
sentence was using the perpendicular pronoun /.
and telling what wonderful things he had done for
the country. The astonshed countryman accident
ally stepped into the Court House. and without know
ing the Object Of the meeting or the name Of the
speaker, nvoiuntarily exclaimed, Stranger tchat
mOui your name be that's done all these hings."
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-01

Ms Foo.e d-'anced Backuose and B8zlrris on
the Otkilu4 Race Course la-t Friday. E.acsuoss
as rened W. a. The end ofthe % n uie. b.
take j. IS supposed f.r Ae bar length ben al
Miss F-9fs. Ime-1 a. mus'es.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-01

I0HN Cook, Sec'y.
October =, Io42.-2 ".
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-01
lSHChinp Ouf.
dustrious.

1t Is rumored to certainty. that o. II. Smith
VIII not be candidate Tor the United States SEN
ate. The news from Ohio, and the poor success he
meets with in his attempts to huubug the people
IN his eastern tour, has discouraged him. This is
not unlikely, as his particular friend, Thomas VI.
Smith, leading wing Of this place. proposed a
few days since to 4 democratic member OF the leg
islature, that the wings would drop Smith if the
democrats would Howard, and that Smiths friends
would unite with them and elect another democrat,
who was not Objectionable as Howard. 1t is
well known here that I. VI. Smith, though not a re-
ation Of bis honor the Senator, is connected to him
BY the closest ties Of friendship, and would never
have made any such proposition except BY his au-
thority and consent. The gentleman to whom
this proposition was made very properly told the
authorized agent, that she made no bargains"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-01
1s4I.

HOUSE OF RgPREsENTATIrre
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-09-29
BURNING OF MOSCOW.

The French entered into deserted
city. Only the vilest population remain
ed. Swarming over its innumerable
streets, they begun 10 plunder its
churches, bazaars, and magnificent pa
Iaces. But when the night came on.
and the meanest soldier lay down wrap
ped in the costliest furs and drunken
with the richest wines, the cry of " Fire -
p" FIRE." burst like knell Of death up
on the ranks. The flames shot upward,
and their lurid light revealed figure in
the windows Of the 4>remin palace. 1t
was the Corsican! His hand grasped a
pen, and he was writing by the light ::
and could any one have looked over:hisa,
he woud have beheld letter indicted to
! the Gar, and on its page was written
'Peace.' The flames were extingush-
ed; but the next night they broke out in
all quarters, spreading with such rapid
progress, that they involved at the same
time the abodes Of poverty and sumptu-
Feus palaces; monuments and miracles of
luxury and art The very tombs were
burnt up In the midst of ali, the equi-
noctial storm arose, and raised the ocean
ofGre into ereatbillows, which rolled and
dashed against the kremlin, and would
not retreat at the bidding of him who
stood upon the ramparts. In the midst
Of the bowling of the storm and cracking
of the flames, the fall of massive struc-
lures and the explosion Of combustibe
magazines, the rolling OF drums. and the
sound oftocsins, the solemn peal OF bells,
and clocks striking their last hours, the
revelry of the drunken and the ,shreks of
anguish, and allother sounds Of wild.
exulting spectacle, were seen running
through the streets, the most squa!id
wretches that ever assumed the form of
humanity men and women, with dishe-
yelled hair, with torches in their hands,
and the aspect Of demons, revelIing in
:her own Pandemonium. Napoleon dash
ed out of the town on his charger. be-
meath the overarching columns ofsflame,
and retired league distant, where the
heat Of the fire pursued him. "Oh!"
exclaimed he, wher he afterwards desert
5ed the scene at st. Helena, sit was the
grandest, the most awful, the most sub
| lime spectacle which The world ever be-
held - Knicker6ochcr.