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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-28
H. DuNNiNGTON, Sergt. {. l..

The g,icai,n Il tie public is particularly invited To
the above se. Il is made with my entire concurrence
means 81 msrc speedy cNtrcaton from my emhar
r,ssnea,s The stu * l Furniture of every kind is very
large, ard truly salualir 9vng been purchase prett,
much within the last Two years. aud bui ltlle used
y 90 Tie ders thai iema:n unpaid acr the sale
nfa.i effects can ouy say that they shall be- settled
rat The most interchangeable eNeriions slIal
p.sa# HItinmy power tie neaus ii doing All as,
= = e'Jsr field and an open sky. II. L. DAVIES.
I. S.--0a the sane day. the UNION HO1Ei
il ar-e and commuGous brick house, Main street
with its arpurionanct s~eonsldLrad as nood stand iol
business; any in town. With local advantages superior
I" my # MT disposed d privately before, will b,
RENTED until tho LIST day OF October next
loany one disposed 10 en4aFo IL such business, tht
present. opportunity Is certainly very favorable one;
sderug, IN addition Il tie peculiar local advantages
the stand, the UNI a.ced lw pre,sat which furniture
servants, with supplies ii ese'y Kind, may be obtain
ed
Very favorable terms will be given to any one tina
would take the establishment entire house AND furniture
H. l.. d.
Nov p roDif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-28

rs The G!oe is in violent rage at the annunciaon
10 IN" Madslnian that for the present there will be III
change 1 Inc Ca'netaud accuses the President of Vi
olatng al IN pied pledge to inin,e tle more DE
mocfary'' INTO - lulicstralion Did the Globe ex
pect Mr. Tyler 10 be ul to the Locos after his de
lberate betray Of the NlI54?
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-28

.4nothsr Grop'-G General jonathan IT. Jacocns'
hfg( has been elected 10 supply the vacancy IN NV
Senate of North Carolina occasioned by the rosignah"
Of VIVA. d. Shepard. Esq. His majority was oo o'''
Mr.. Ford. the Locotoco candidate. although Mr. a'-A
berry, another Wing, was candidate.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-28

ROM pfay nercr thrires The Datroi, Free Press
si'eS 'iat the wings OF Michigan, during their brief
IN ~ passed an appor,lonnent bllby which
'e senatorial Districts Of the State were so arrnned
'''a ire leaders expected t, secure uhig Senate
years 10 come, The result, however is thnt the az
party nave nat erected solitary Senator since ,Thoo
"enlfas earried every Senatorial District last ,ear n,
H'n as 'hs which makes the Senate entirely
ueihcfac, without single Fedcralist in il, Wcj
'9 '"e rec Press ST lie THIS "a rehule To the ctnns
y'chbtng Republican.
" we hope the foregoing paragraph, which we CO.
Py from our neiehbor down street. will have an effect
DINER than that inendothy liz writer: and that. BY 50
re'be an eNamp OF the relrhnve course Of events
''e Loeoioro majority in the next legislature Of V;roi
MA VIII be Induced in the division Of The State into Cam
SresSona Districts to do near as may be- euual and
'N justice To TIE Two great parties Ii foul play ne
yer 'hfVrs, It's the foregoing statement. (assumino
Ia be true" oi which we know nothing 81 s,rkingy H.
'!stTaies-"e hope the I.ocos. regarding less their
presei advantage than their permanent asccnauey will
not be gully oft. We shall see.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-28

o. The Valley Star is entirely too ex;ru;iatiny-
We crave its mercy. Ii ii cannot restrain its critical
propensties, we beg il to blunt le the edge Of its So
tire, when are TO be its VICTIM
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-28

.h'c"san. he elections in this State are all ov.,
LoeoiocoIsh The tide is all eiting lha, way this ve,,
and VIII probably he next. But who shall prcdic, ito
direction in 1911?
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-28

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS returns OF the election E.,
"o'ernor Of tbs Slate show the following result:
For John Davis (,S.) 5,cc,
For Mlrces Morm(L. a. Io5
For sewall (ib) aud others. 80,
In 1911. the Vote stpd-i,r Davis 30 q. l. for N,.a
81 ,s67, scattering 1868.
lae Legislature sands t!lus--li Loco Foco Sem.
tors 10 " gs 10 yacancies 10 he filed " The l,oso
OF Reph%enlatlses-whIch stands thus: lest,
" hi5s 30 About 100 TWINS are unrepresenl.d. w,c,
still nave the right tn send members aud tue nost,, 4,
las expresses the belief that the Iocoi co nai5rit, ;
he overcome By their delegations We hope i, nav 10
So particularly as, there being no choice OF Governor b.
the people, that duy will desolve upon the Iessa,u,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-28
Mr.. Gin, and Er Gorernor Giimcr.
TIE CABlNEr.-The Official Journal has PIT

TIE CABINEF-The Official journal has put
the quietus upon the thousand umors Of anticipated chan
yes in the Cabinet. II says:
"Many rumors being abroad of expected changes in
the Presidents CaaDInet, We feel 1t 10 be duty 10
state we able do. that chances in the off
ces ul Heads Of Departments likely 10 take place
before or DUNG the approaching session of Congress
and that Whatever changes may after that time occur,
(ifany.) will be in the spirit Of most friendly relation
between the President and all the present. Heads OF De
pafimens."
cotenpDary remarks that this determination is part
y the result OF Mr. We5sters refusal resign unless he
is first otherwise provided rand partly Of the necessi
ty, during Mr. NIses Illness, that Ar. Cushing the I'd
Corporal of the Guard, should be at his post in the
House, in order to defend che Captain, Nesss Prof
fit and Gner not being deemed reliable. How all this
may be, we know not. I'VE tell the tale as twas told
to u.s."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-28

will even nan Jet Us know u what particular act he com
plains Certainly We have said nothing 50 cutting as
was Mr.. Claws remark to him. personally as detailed
in the following paragraph from the Charlottesville Ai
yocaie:
Mr.. Clay AID Er Governor Giimcr
When the regular sesslon ot leil had commenced.
il "A said that Mr. G.lner met Nj Clay and aliudng to
previous conversation during tue Extra Session, In
which ,r. g. had predicted change against the " higs
in the fail elections advancing, hefonarked, Il told you
So Mr. Clay; predicted that ndiana would be los, II
the Wings. Everything iofelod has happened You
find am prophet ''Iislruc," was the reply, you
predicted some events at tho Extra Session, Mr. g.
which have happened, and which ii required no prophet
to fresee but you did mol tell thing, You did not
tell ne all You did not prupaesy that Thomas w.
Gilmcr elected in the spring, IN one Of the strongest
Why Districts IN Virginia, apnr the declaration that he
wa, every inch Nng,' would be found IN the fall.
less than SIX months afterwards, recording his the
polls for rabd Loco facp To represent him in the State
L.gisaiure, believe thai Was mol embraced in your
other predictions"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-18
JONATHAN RoBERTs."
Important from Ecx;,s.

Saa .lntonio ftken ty the .uericaas! -Fjfy three
fhe principal Cai>eas taken Prisoners = Dcslruc-
hre Storm al T. Itreston-The Crescent City Of the
Goth ult. publishes in It's second edition, the follow
ing highly important intelligence received at New
Orleans on that morning, by the arrival of the
steamship Merchant. from Galveston. 1t is Of
great interest:
San Antonio was completely surprised on the Ith
Sept. by thirteen hundred MexIcans, under Gen
Wall. tIity-threc OF the principal citizens were
taken prisoners. President Houston has issued
proclamation, ordering the marching forthwith Of
the militia of Brazario, Austin, Fort Bend, CoOra-
Go, lctora Gonzales, jackson, and Matagorda
counties, agans. San Antonio; and the counties
az the Upper Brassos and Colorado to march TO
IA tan aud the citizens of other counties to hold
themselves III readiness The orders OF the Execu-
tive direct. that the event Of the evacuation
sued beyond the RIO Grand and chaStsed 5 their
audacity deserves" In the event CT formal IN
yason, the western cOuItes are 10 hold them
IN check until the rest OF The Republic rally to
the rescue.
W hen san Antonio taken, the Circuit Court
was III session, and the Judge and Officers OF the
Court were made prisoners.
Galveston was visited by most terri Die and de-
structve storm on the l-lA Sept. which did great
damage to the shipping, destroyed two churches,
blew down number of other build n5S and COM
united great havoc among other kinds OF property.
During the prevalence of tAe storm, the dead
hour ot the night, many families We're conn eed 10
flee from their falling houses and seek shelter " ith
their he ghbofs. after waSng through raging suIf
propelled 0y hurricane. Before the daan of day
the winds lulled aud the waters su0s.ded the
same rapdly a. they arose.
lie to'al loss OF property and injury sustained II
Is supposed, must have amounted 10 .500Uu.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-18
Vet he

AARON ALpREDGE Esq. is entitled TO our thanks
for several presents during the week. Stand up,
and say what you think al them. pumpkin,
weighing 10 pounds, though not almighty large,
yet Of beautiful color and fac grain. Also, a
beautiful Valparaiso Squash lner than the marrow
Of the Bird of Paradise weighing know how
much. as we have no team to carry Il to the be
scales IL raised by w liam Aldredge OF Put
nam county Third a Beet, the beat Of all bee,s
except tie Maryland and Ohio beats. 1t is only
32i inches in circumference, being just half inch
bigger than our imperial ard celestial highness. 1t
weighs p pounds. beng ia ounces heavier than
our youngest Grower al tue present time 1t was
raised by Isaac Newkirk. just Gull al our sanctu.
the present week and them.
And now viii speak OF some OF our own corn
From four kernels of the left here last season
We have seven and quarter pounds four stalks
bearing seven We shall distribute tins for
seed among such Of friends AZ wish proii,ab bic
and heavy yielding corn.
We sent some ct the seed 10 cur friend Of the
Natchez Free Trader. VIII he inform Us Of the
result
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-18

Just before an election. the Clay federalists gen.
orally 'come 1pwn from the FORUM" to take any
and every 10y by the hand, out of whom they sup
pose they can coax vote. 1t is particularly true
in relation to our naturalized citizens. But no
sooner have they obtained power, than their coven
foo, is exposed. Every means then is resorted to,
TO give power to reaAh instead Of persons. Ii Is
only astonishing to that they should ever sue
coed in duping any. If those who have been longer
here, and who have had the opportunity to become
better acquainted with our institutions, would take
it upon themselves to enghtcn their friends and
country they would beneE, themselves and their
friends, besides adding strength to the institutions
hey have sworn TO support. To show the feeling
of the Clay federalIsts towards them submit the
following to their cons deraton. The first is from
the Bucyrus, o. Democrat falsely so called) Clay
federal paper
look at cur ltle village, how it is disgraced by
these little nusances. known by the name of groce-
all kept by the Dirty Dutch. who are unfit for
anything decent. In fact country IS cursed by
horde OF Joreigp beggars, The FILTHY ourpouR-
BEsorrED GERMANY. Down with them
and all their abonnable works OF nlquity. Let us
cleo: man who despises, abhors and repudiates
breweries groceries, cider sprees and all other dis
graceful Dutch practices. just look Tor a moment
at this portion of cur population-ihey come among
Us 6eggWs-onc starts a grocery in the lower end
oi Main street, one at he public square, where
death and ruin dealt out, three cents glass
''Show me Dufchman, if you can
WHO Is IN FAVOR Not one. They
all enemies Of our Gorermmenf-upfi far ana
hing morai-DEBAUCHED DRCNKARDS-A
PEST TO SOCIETY-tet them BE- Kept dozen -
Again The adheren,s Of Gov. King of Rhode
Island, known the Charter or Algerine Wing
party, who have it all their way in the conven-
tion propose to regulate the right of suffrage in
this wise We ask the attention Of our adopted
citizens TO the facts, that they may know how to
estimate the barney with which they are always
approached by the Whigs just before an election.
These Rhode Island Wings propose to make
distinction between naturalized and native citizens
at the polls That is to give the naturalized citi-
zen, if a white man, the right to vote, though he
may not own dollar of property but the natural
zed citizen is net to be allowed to vote unless he
OWNS freehold of the value Of Sl3i. And, as if
to make the distinction still more dious, the ,chue
naitraiiSed cai>ea is put on the same footing IN
this respect, with the blacks, who are allowed 20
vote if possessed of 1874 property qualification.
What say adopted citizens to this Wing pro-
position to place them on par at the polls with
the blacks To place the naiuralised ,chi,es, in
the exercise of this great right of suffrage grade
below the natire chdes,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-18

Mr. Barnett, as appears by the Journal, has
again assumed the editorial department OF that pa
per. To Judge OF his new appearance. should
think he had been taxing lessons Of Prentice in
more respects than one. lie : very nippani in the
of the terms ..chckens.'' .chanticlecrs," &C.
II he intends 10 pursue taat course IN future we
shall come down to that Level, and gently hint to
him tina; ..chckens" are never troubled wiki
a nameless disorder. Does he take
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-18

II Is IN character with the Clay wings to honor
the calumniaior of female reputation. No better
evidence need be offered than the meeting held at
the Museum, OIL Friday evening last, by the friends
Of Mr.. Clay.
We recommend our readers to pcruse the follow
ing extract from lett. published by Jonlthan
Roberts, in the Democratic Press, Aug. II, 1927.
Extract of letter from Jonathan Roberts to Sam
uel ID. Ing ham.
''lou at the same time and in the same snrit
heapod adulatory praises on Gen. jackson. To what
have offered To your consideration IN either case
you have maintained silence. except that you have
found Mrs. jackson IAN amiablc and unoficndinr
lady. This you say of woman whose gross ire
guarty has made her the subject of State legsla.
ton. and whose guilt has been esta' lshed by the
verdict OF a Jury. lou deem her pous,' she NAV
be she has just cause for pentence. IL can
however give her no clam to fill the elevated sta.
ton TO zach your efforts lent to raise her. |
was led notic &C the circumstances connected With
Gen Jacksoas marriage mainly IN consequence of
your having claimed for HIM virtues of the
exalted cnaracter.' The lady would be of some ac-
count when placed with the General in tie Nation
al Palace.
Signed JONATHAN RoBERrs.r
.,e acts that have been placed before the world,
convicted Mr. Roberts of base and vile SANDER for
the purpose of serving his political cgpid.ty and
vengeful spirit. The lady Of General Jackson died
victim to his foul calumny, and Gen. Jackson
lives monument Of mperishable virtue and patri-
otsm.-Erchange.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-18
4 Se.y Wrinkle.

II has been suggested to Us, land the matter had
occurred to Us bc ore) 10 get expression of tie
public feeling relative to changing the market hours
during winter Our o2nIon Is, that it would be
better to change the hours to from 10 to l. clock
a m. As petition to that effect Will be p esent-
cd to the city council, we would suggest that those
favorable, get ssn..urcs and leave them at this
office.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-18

The Bedford Review. wing. learns that 50, 0GO
people attended the barbecue at Ind annapolis -
and adds, Harry Of tie West is the man TO draw
large crowds" Look here. frienG Smith you are
nearly twice honest as our religious friend of the
Journal. Although he don't believe word of it
he states the number at $1,000. About drarins
large crowds. " Harry" is something like the sum-
in the opinion of the unsCicnt lc: lie draws large
crowds and the sun drars lois Of ,caier Clay Will
nsses be elected President. the SUI eriipgmsaed
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-18

The Greencaste lsster boasts iit;le on a beet
measuring 81 inches IN circumference and weigh
ing nearly seven pounds. Col. Burns has seen ours
Zee another article J aud we guess If the pretty
girls" and good Westinghouse of Putnam
county come out 10 better than his L" beet" they
not hard 10 beat. " hat say you Col
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-18
6,2O3.5so
I6.G3l.47S
l0,f05.52l
S26,439,999
2l,939,999
Total present debt.
In crease since March. 1871.


In March, lsil 81 ,939 ,999
THIS debt falls due duriL, the next two years and
half The expenditure for the first six months OF
the present year have been, Independent o. the debt
near $1,000 eco. The Secretary estimated the
expenditures, independent of the debt, for the whole
year. at SO, GOO 600. Ii the current expenditures of
years and half there must be sed 60 900 goo for
expense and 20 900 600 for debt and interest," ing
S9i GOO 0O0 20 be pad between and January,
1913. To do this there is resource but the lands
and customs. The former for the last two years have
yielded 81 500,c0O per annum; but if they yield
$4,000 GOO there may be 100000 derived from
that source. The customs for the iast half of the
present year viii fall far below those of the first
half but If they estimated at the same for this
and the next year, they VIII yield II geo 600. This
viii give aggregate Of SAC, 900 GEO to pay s9i-
Ooo 600 - showing deficiency of So co., 0O,
winch must be borrowed or raised by direct tax
alton. This result is arrived at by Keeping the ex-
penses at the lowest point and the revenues at tie
highest. At least so coo, COO additional to oil now
authorized must be borrowed, and a large portion
of IT at the next session Of Congress. If a direct
tax is levied 1t will take some months at least to
collect it. Meantime the government is without
funds, and almost without credit either of public
or private nature.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-18
Gen. sEarri>O:i's opinion Of Henry
eisy.

In letter - Col. William l.. Brent of Wash
lng city, written IN ls39, Gen. lIarrisoa he'd
TINS ian-iace.
\ HAVE RECEIVED NOTHING BIT
CNGENEROUS TREATMENT FROM MIR
CLAY, ~ RETURN FOR YEARS OF De-
VOTED SERVICE"
keep this before tie people 1t he mil
bog OF the sla.aes have the ia benefit Of Gener
Al Harss.n's ComPtmonh.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-18

DoCrOR, How Do YOU LIKE THIS - Daniel
Wcbster's speech is playing the dickens in New
England. The Boston Atlas, a paper generally
known for its tctig reputation. has the following
1T is in vain TO Try to bring INTO the field the
unbrokcn force of the wing party upon the name Of
Henry Clay and the his friends know il the
better"
Iluzzl for the Clay clubs and mares nests -
Where Gen. Scott
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-18

As the writer OF the communication under the
above caption Acknowledges that his opinions on the
subject he treats of not perfected have only
TO say that his plan stands is oie tiouabic in
our opinion IN many points. We give il, howcs--
as ms views and net 90. own. We MAJ hereafter,
should no other writer wish TO discuss the subject,
point out SOME Objectionable teatnres.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-18
Marion Herald.

This able paper alludes to the absence of Judge
Kilgorc, during the session of the Grant Circuit
Court. Don't say any thing about it friend Gilbert.
\ few such speeches Iilgore made here at the
fandango, Will make more democrats than few.
We have notes for future use. The Judge thinks a
man can't be a christian unless he VIII vote FIR him
for L. ) Senator, and Clay for President. Let
him alone. Mr.. Smith Will fix his flint, and you
know we don't care winch whips.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-18
Deceived.

The RushviIle Wing editor says deceived him.
That's quite funny. We didn't try to do 1t, GER
tainly; because we long since gave up the idea of
ever making fools Of or dcceiying any of Gods
works. matter Of what kind. HIS wisdom is
unfathomabc.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-18
sIO,9O2 $50 ls,e67,5l3
sl4Aal.5I2 I6. soz COS 2.a72 Iol

This table presents the fac. that slo,000.0oo
have been borrowed in six months Of which only
; ,59i i79 have been account of the loan. This
being the condition Of the and expenditure,
the national debt has increased follows:
NATIONAL DIET OF THE UNITED STATES.
Treasury notes outstanding March 4, s42, 81 100000
Deb, of Distrsct of Columbia and cd debt, l,7O3,5sO
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-18
Fnfers.:.i Improvement

The feds are beginning 10 repudate their system
Of internol improvements. They are publishing
articles trying u identify Gen. Howard with them
selves IN those measures Well, well 90 IT, The
people Will believe just much Of It they please.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-18

&. W. IIurcnrN Egg, has resumed the publ
cation Of democratic paper at Lawrcnceburgh,
with the above title. IL is respectable in size and
appearance. and We wish the Colonel III success.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-18
s-r:sfilied.

I'VE viii soon hear from Daniel Webster" sa y.
the Rockville Olive Branch. Well, Mr. Simpsons
have you yet heard from him Tell your readers
honestly.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-18

man by the name of IL Ills stated in Mad
that the number ofpeopls here at the Clay barbc-
cue' was between 30 and GO thousand 1t is al
reported tha, 100000 Wings net in council a,
Dayton. Where's Tom Corw!n
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-18
Az fsll /.

1.-The wicked borrowe,h and paye,h not again.
wrote the Psalmist. We wish we could find out
who torrorced all the : of font Of our Job
tyre. and didn't return them. Onc dollar viii be
paid for the "wcked" fellow, and the s.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-18

TnE Ball RoLLf>c--rhe Democracy ofFrank-
Ia. county haze held great meeting, at winch ap-
pro r tie resolutions off red. aud excellent
address made to the people. We regret that our
hints MI n9t permit - publish tae entire pro-
-enIInr-.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-18

PLrAs,srs. Tie abduelor. has al last written
letter stating that tic abduction letter was hoax
he labors hlr! to throw or the stigma OF the trans
action but il sticks to Aim yet. lis old Wing
temporafics generally unite in pronouncng hun
liar.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-18
< DEM0CR IT.

SrSsToKtAL CANDIDATEs.-Dr. Norman EDDY,
democrat, and John ID. Dcfrees, Clay icderalst arc
clnd.date- 70 til the vacancy IN the Senate
sone1 by Tie death Of Hon. 7. d. Bard. We
hope DR.. Tidy @I be elected but If We must
nave fed-ral.st, we prefer Mr. Dcfrees on two
accounts IT. lie calls himself printer u.
Hes 10 great shakes.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-18
More S.iaarts.

Honest John Tyler ms rsan,vel. cal<ed T. be
removed, from the New less Custom House. eight
Clay feds, and honest dem ,crats to be
appointed in their PAGES. The feds will gloan
awfuly Head EN-, Captain
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-18

The editors in Terre lIaute have not discovered
that mares nest. If their silence is Indicative q
any thing.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-18
@. Il. mi. N.

Oliver II. Smith is stumping it, for what, the
Lord only knows. Wonder If he VII be sue
cessful "a Mr.. Clay was in Ohio Mr.. Smith.
what think you of that over ten tiou~and for Cor
win You had tetier t,iese wAlt We say. You
n