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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-01-19
Wrn5 i'm Gelbc.,

9a earrater eaunty, baten bic Srrreu
rscbn GhIer uno DaSio Snrtman, bereits
9ladtridBt 9rben laiTeu, oae iIe BEL Der fcm.
meiecn Sctobersg8ahl @anoieaten fir bas
Sdlsrifs'9Imt fir tefastes @anntp (ein pers
ben. ries 1T cod, Sritlid) Senu9.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-01-19

Gergnter d. b.-Sn Gnoldno pers
ben idbrlid' fir ben fCni9Iid,en StaG 10000
pfnno Sterltng au6acqcbcn, nno fir gcIfss
lduIen jdbrlid 10000 pfano Stcrliuq.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-01-19

SerHm NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. d. tcm
oerfloscucn Sabr ltnb in Der Stact gieuScrf
1861 Sancldufcr in bad 3ndtbaus 9eIauet
rpcrben.--@in fdlOneS 9ie9imcut.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-01-19
0cprciru.

sGf haten theilweiie 8eridte bon Der Be,
'fcHeern g8abl in G,cCrgieu. absr ncd, rid,t
gsnu9 nm oaS mabrfteinItfe 91rlultat auscs
ben al fonnen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-01-19

Die SDncbe in gllbnuD hat beftlcfIcn, baB
ftc ale Gi6entbimer 1rn giIcnbahnrn uno
Dampfitifcn, peldlc bed SOnuta0s fabrcn,
aus ibrer @jemtnoe llo6cn pclle.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-01-19
Hfmmnm.

Set,mdn, ipcldlcr nraefIc9trdr in geierTs
fdaft nit Reinharo ben nlrcn @hriff in Scrfs
Gdtnte ermcrDct ~ baber, III ppn Der Snry
freigelprcten iporecn.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-01-19

Ga miro aeTd,iet bae iihrGich s29, ,2G5 900
trcrth Gifeu in ten @erriuidfen Stuatcn oes
mdd,t mirO. llu0Cfihr Der Ate Gbril wiro in
pennipIUanien perferltot.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-01-19
TuS cincs 0bifprs.

George g.. gscrret, 9oitcr tcr 9rfanfat
@dsettc, oermcdfrIte pcr einigcu 309cu cae
3citIidle nit ccm Gnigen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-01-19
Tcncr AT Detroit.

am tcttcn Senntao Dor 8 Ideeu brad III
Getrctt Gin Tcucr due, meldes el50,O0O
wertb @i9Cuthum Scrittrte.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-01-19
SHinpfR.

3n altcn, i'm Staat SainciS hat man Dor
cinlBen 9Bedlen elm Grebsben peripiirt.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-01-19

STR dl c n. - Sn 9pptteriae tefnren I'D,
= tEirdjer. une in sIlentaun $.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-01-19

Die Guu'me pcIche erhatteu wurec sur
Reareituug Ger Sntere6en duf bic 6fentItdbs
Sd,ulb it 1897, $50, prtdNc6 mebr it als
man iu cieiem 3pedf n6tbi9 bat.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-01-19
Sbip.

Dds fcraerce it eiu 9lus,uo aug tetn glu.
titcr geuerat5 Gerid,t ccn Ohio.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-01-19
6 an ar ID.
or. GIibcns reid,te cine Bittrfrtft elm, m

Nr. Wtbclis retdlte el1e BIttIhrIFf EN-, I'm
WcntgomerD @auutY ;u ocrtbeilen. Serr
8Gemius bet cinen ScId,lus an, I'M bas 2lmt
bee @snerdlsedncmCfrrS, uuc bas bes Sc'
cretdr Der eaucsSfftce abSuldIdffeu. CRed)t
Ic, ale unnttti9e 2lemter ab9s1hofft.)
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-06-21
INpIANApoLIs. Juno ID. Up.


Mr. J. O'kANE :-Sir-NOur letter Of the 9TH
inst published in the " Indiana Journal has been
received, and hasten to inform you, and the pub
lie that willingly accede your request To post
pone the discuss on between yourself and me, until
August next. And, if II meet your APPRECIATION,
will suggest the Tuesday after the Bird sunday. be
ing the 23d day Of that month"; as the time sand de-
bate shall commence. This DO the more readily
as I feel no disposition To hurry you, HnPrePdred,
into discussion of such importance as the one IN
contemplation and, ii | mistake not, you will
find ereu then, that 1t viii be much to say,
than to make the assertion apparent " that no man
living can prove the proposition which stand pledg
u 10 sustain.
Tue conditions of which you speak, shall be COM
piled WITH and in the mean time, shall be happy
to hear from you touching the rules and prelimlna-
ries bv which the debate is to be governed
Mr. b. X. Smith Will perceive by the above, that
| respectfully decline the blacksmith tigW which
he offers me.
In hopes that you and |, together with all the
wide spread family Of man, may grow ~ grace
and in a knowledge of the truth, until all shan De
redeemed from the thraldom of error, the glorious
liberty of the children of God subscribe myself
Yours, Respectfully, &c.
GEO. &. M'CUNE.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-06-21
ADMINISTRATORS <AIC.

y, 4
Indiana Ne tie administrators ~ le he d.
.s.ed will aa th or F sale ft f
pr.uf-es.
half &c ne sfh eat quarter ~ sf
township -ttren ~ i0f thence Pa W noltff ri
bal north quarter ~ scH ffff n il
gr,, ma r4o.. af..-atd ~,ranrg Az
north garr o serton too 80 ia ane 1 M Do ah
Mule
o f u.eue Down tic f -i4i
middle thereof -eCfHal r -f~f'n sections ~"
and and ~ul sad e. ~ sre - gym ~
A~ 10 saith wc-i itf'rf ~
township seventeen. far fnlta a
The quarter south fr'sf o.
thirty the township and fi AFORESAID frutnns tlr
the lf North - section tfrs
On township and IT, t
al "a and - loo Tire ref interest
Il -fi derfiff
said sf ock p "
sad mn diy Il ulln f- FOLLOW terms Wf ne
third nIrcase uires hand. a. f'r1 'f
sixln tl. la 81 AM t1l4 trtf
-.fa- f-o1l fl- ffy efssi-
SHffER .
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-06-21
PUBLIC DEBATE.
IxDrASAroLrs. June :. 1872.

Mr. G. c. McCUSE:
Sr-DuTing your visit las month 70 Inlilnap0lis my
friends, without my knowledge consent induced
supuAte debate between YOU and myself, upon the ques
lon, DO the Scriptures teach that all mankind will be
raised to life Of holiness and happiness future world -
And the public papers Of tins place, without
from having notified the citizens Of indianapolis, that
such debate would be forthcoming feel il 10 be duty IN
cumbent upon 10 inform you and the public generally,
through the medium, that willing debate with
you the aforesaid question: provided the time Of meeting be
delayed until the last Of August My for this
delay the following: have number Of pro racted
meetings now under appointment the Ohio River oge
ther with debate IN the city OF Madison with Mr. Pngee
Of Cincinnati, the question wish discussed which
takes place the 2Sth inst These engagements
beyond my control; wish, therefore, inform you and
your friends in this place that living prove the
proposition which you stand pledged 10 sustain
have consented 10 the above proposal the con-
dtons agreed upon between you and Mr. b. X Smith, OF
this place
Fearing this communication may not meet your eye In
for due deberatOn viii forthwith transmit BY mail
true copy to Dayton, Ohio where suppose you may be
found.
write the receipt Of this, to Crawfords-
vile, Ia. Yours, respectfully,
JOHN O'kANE.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-06-21
Annals of Bank SwindIitrg.

New ORLEANS BASKs.-The New Orleans Bulle-
TIN OF the second inst. says the the banks IN
that city the day previous great as TO force
five Of them TO suspend specie payments, viz the
Citizens the Consolidated Association, the Com
mercial the Louisiana State Bank, the Canal aud
the City. The Union, the Mechanics and Traders
and the Carrollton still continued to pay specie and
it was supposed had the ability to maintain their
ground The Bulletin, however, is of the opinion
that none of them viii pay out specie again until
next August at least. The immediate cause Of the
run which forced these institutions to a suspension
is attributed to the jealousy and want Of confidence
existing among themselves.
The New Orleans Advertiser says the Citizens
Bank viii never resume, and that it is doubtful
whether she will ever be able to her liabilities
The Canal Bank : supposed to be wholly lnsolyent
having invested over 4 million of dollars in the con
struction Of the canal, and made heavy dis
counts to individuals from whom little or nothing
can ever be collected. The Commercial Bank is
represented as in condition to the stockhoder
from any great loss.
The North Western Bank Of Virginia has had the au
dacity authorize the publication of notice that SIT
will redeem her notes. either in drafts or specie
: per cent discount =! This Is equivalent a noiic
of bankruptcy with declaration Of % the dollar
AMI yet such a is allowed 90 and DO bust
ness.
BfAUTIEs OF BANKINe.-In late number of Sylves
ter's Counterfeit DetecOr we find Inst the names
upwards Of l2GO banks in the United States. Upon
careful examination find that of 200, upwards Of 800
are broken or no sale" which the same thing
sxtv-fOur fraudulent institutions; forty four ar
are either closed closing fity-fve are at dscoun
of from % 30 per sxty-twO from : to q
per discount, aud but ffty-two are ct par, o
worth 90 the dollar, in the city of New ork
the paper also contains list of 500 dltieren
counteeils the various banking institutions IN III
Union.
IL may not be amisss to inform readers although
had almost forgotten that the Branch of the Bank
located this place. has been removed We hope ih
fears time expressedby of ITS friends throug
the Register lest the people OF the country should assembl
and demosh it, have received quletus. Its dePartur
did not so far as we know, occasion sigh, exraC
one tear Il may be that of It's officers here whor
it took in hungry and naked and kindly fed and clothed
will feel some regret in parting with so kind patron.
such would say, however cheer uP-lhe world Is arg
mankind generous, and iogfng a new PfotessIon.-'W
Carmel Republican.
/ QTThe President of the State Bank of Illinois, has :;
Gently been off upon a shauins expedition He happene
to contact with of citizens at Pittsburgh
engaged in the business feeling rather III at east
suppose in being caught in the very Shawn
his cNn paper, by gentleman from Illinois, he said h
.vas oaIv siavng hHie STATE Bank paper f1r Siste,
Good !-Ua5ash IL publican.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-06-21
r,ecu,nr.. sale al VnIua',Ic Proprr:y.

- ORC T. hereby ci,er Frdn iic -t da - lls n~f
commencing l1ncsk. s. W. ttF -sa- liri 'ifil- ifHf
inr the estate Thayer dece r9nsn1 ~ Three Horse W
ae twenty 80 Dad ~ -ifp f
leadof Hog aud F--, several e
81 Corn, Oats Wheat ani ffs ff iH fH
81 farming utensils, isld and kitchen f @
~ trtsafs 90 r-uii.n uil-r--ff, f i
estate Al h. af residence toe deceased. Is asfn-n u-
Marion fouuiy Indiana ahf so north M D. hradhrff 80 if
luk Nhre River A credit ~ ups t-I
,sssr. giving ufe with approved e ol ter
-~erve purchase
I'D ].
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-06-21
INDrANAPoLls, June 5, 1872.
Mr.. &C MoCuNE

u. q. z ICLINE:
Su-You viii by the foregoing that Mr. OKASE can
meet you contemplated written agree
ment therefore remains for YOU say whether you Will
POSTPONE the discussion until him. take such
a fight as a bilckSlith make. The debate will
doubt be numeTouSy attended and productive OF
more good with him. than with myself But # yu wish l.
hold m o nv ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS l An AID READY
Please 10 address this subject C0nners Vile
whittier shall start tomorrow and remain m the hst Of
next week | wish 10 know your decision may
influence determining the length Of stay the cast
en part Of the State. Respectfully,
SMITH
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-06-21

10 reDel IN Ordnqnec crfHiet % Orfaaafe f'aff'aHs
D3g>." or3I5no9 aud csfllistff Mn 81. i>t3
Be ord1ine5 bg me ComH0a t9rar1 - ~ fgHn - -
9qaqpoIis that the ordinance # he Comm tsgael g iic
town ~ ndanlrlIis entitled Az orintce c9ncetihs
Dog ordained ana established Nay H. 1872 le AMI the
same is hereby repealed
TIN, ollusrc T. kc effect and Ia 90 race n ail ait
the i'm dav of june s. D., i~i2
Ordained sni established his >ih t7f ~ June j. l>-
Aue,i, DAVID 3. a LLEh,
President Council
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-06-21

Good morning, friend wing glad to see you look
ing over the Rooster paper. You honest
man. there is no doubt Of that fact. Please tel Us
softly you know what YOU think Of the times Of
the fuflment Of the wing promises of retrenchment
and reform of the excess of the expenditures over
those of the highest year of Mr.. Van Burcn's ad.
ministration, to the extent Of several millions Of dol
lars and Of the good rendered the country by a
Congress containing a wing majority of 90 members,
during sessions of months of the fifteen since
the wing party came into power. We said, answer
these things softly. Do so. .4as,ecr them through
the BALLOT BOX IN august.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-06-21

FLORIDA WAR.-The Wabash Express says the
Florida War Is ended. What think you of this
Thomas Is the great Wing Army AFRAID of
the Indians that they are withdrawn, and the in
habitants left to be murdered
TALLAHASSEE, June 4.
NORE MURDERS On Tuesday night learn
party OF Indians supposed to be fifty warriors,
tackled the house of Mr. Robinson OF Jefferson coun.
". Just beyond the DELLA, above the federal road
several miles, killed his mother and four others
the family, and plundered and burned his place. 4
party Of L. ;. troops stationed some zen miles.
it said, from the place. Large parties of citizens
have gone in pursuIt.-Fioridiaa.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-06-21

4 FEDERAL VINO CoNGREss.-The Federal
whig Koon Skin Party have been in power fifteen
months; and the koon skin Kongress has been in
session tea out of the Gheen months. the members
getting g per day and some Of them double trav-
elling fees,-sixteen dollars for % miles travel, =
and what have they done Are times better! Is
confidence restored! Does labor meet its just re-
ward Do we get the two dollars day and roast
beef promised by The wings
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-06-21
ITu Or lily.

meeting # the patriots who disposed 10 celc-
brate National Anniversary ming style and ma
on be con~ieTed viii Dc held n the
Mr. Talbott's Jewelry Store, THIS EVENING.
at O'Clock Every body IN favor o. dong up The thing n
llEhf STYLE. S invited 10 De urcSent. Call and
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-06-21

The BAND.-As the matter OF the celebration Of
the 18th OF July is in agitation, and It Is generally
supposed that the services Of the band Will be IN
requlslton, We beg all those interested 10 remem-
Der that the members have sionlacts well IHSs.
Yerb. sap.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-06-21

An adjourned meeting Of the Committee u the Nechan
Militiamen. Firemen, Bras, Bard and Washing onan
the purpose of making arrangements for the celebration II
approaching anniversary f our Independence will be he'll
Council Chamber Tuesday even ins next, al cC
June % 1872 MIOi Gal, Secretary
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-06-21
CANDIDATEs-.ugu. Election.

INDiANAPOLIs June L. 1872.
EDTToRs SENTfNEI Some circurast3nces have
occurred since the announcement of my name a a
candidate for the office Of Associate Judge Of Marion
County, among others the desire It my particular
friends that ! should remain on the County Board
Of Commissioners, which now induces me 10 with
draw my name from the canvass. You w.ll please
withdraw Il accordingly. ISAAC PUGH
For RepreseRfaires.
William J. Brown, Hervey Brown.
Thomas Johnson
For associate .THdge.
James Armstrong for re-electoal,
Adam Wright (ior reelection,
Daniel II. Smith.
For County Ci,rL.
Henry Brady, Robert Is. Duncan.
William Moore.
For school C0ulnnissioucr.
Elias Y Sinner J. l. Mothershcad.
For Sierf
Banner Lawhc1d, Joseph + Duvah,
Cofson Nickers Andrew Ioudon,
James VI Smith, Andrew Smith.
Thomas Y Thomas,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-06-21

u. ). TREASURY NOTES.-The amount Outstand-
ing the. % inst. reported by the Register OF
the Treasury department, is :9,I0o.904 36. The
financial writer ior tie \ Y Herald, intimates that
5000 600 of Old notes have been reissued The
form of the monthly Treasury table has for some
purpose been changed; and it is not easily un
derstood as the former ones.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-06-21

0.y-Canddatcs who have not paid their fees Tor
announcement, are requested 70 do 20, or their
names must be stricken out.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-06-21
ENECUTOst.s NOTICE..

given. r.flf- -
Tlnyer 81 Anftsu. IniiH decreased
have dol, --7ri ff fi-r a 's i
-a.l on'y. 80 sr-ri lrrfrl o. sad 80 De-
settlement ,.ay and tie t.sas -ir
same present legally authenticated snft within i1
m sad suprs--el tol~ -atett.
CAV LEVI HARVEY. Erscunar
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-06-21

hereby gwen ,he Board M fr ffalnfl 90
Marion, state 81 Indiana. ~ teu lune n j. o. 1--tt -
pIrrH-s three llnira dal- 90
~ Ials -i.ct by aN o. Atin n said rrffY aId ~
tsk ana De- di.rl un ic
supervisor use orr1-
dav receipt person n preserve ard Tie
IS the collector of taxes Or said county.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-06-21

WESTERN FLoUR.-The recent reduction in the
British Tariff, already begins very ;ayofaOly to at
feet the grain and flour markets in the neighbor-
hood of Canada. The Buffalo Commercial OF tie
4lh says
There has been perfect avalanche of vessels
in from the West, within the past two days, with
such vast quantities of wheat and flour board as
20 astonish the dealers. Of forty sale in, three
fourths of them are from Cleveland and other Ohio
ports. Some 10000 bushels of wheat must have
been received, and still the market remains within
few cents of what it last week. Sales were
made yesterday for best samples at 81 l24. Some
inferior, less. Flour ranges from s. p
80, according to condition. A small lot Monroe
mills, brought the latter quotation"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-06-21
It'll OF ,yII.N.

take place the usual early hour Mr. Meuis grove
and Westinghouse celebration Will take place later
on that day; Of all which will Re gwen in next
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-06-21

The Covington Peoples Friend of the llth, de-
MES the statement Of the TT. Wayne Sentinel, that
personal violence was threatened against the W. a
L. Canal Commissioner and Engineer, in conse-
quence of their proceedings at the late lettings :;
and says further, that It is satisfied that the
manner Of letting adopted, the best. This Is a
matter for the legislature to investigate.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-06-21

ARREST FOR TREAsON.-W liam H. Smith the
Suffrage Secretary of State of Rhode Island, has
been arrested for treason and thrown into prison.
The Royal Charter men Of Rhode leland II viii be
seen, keep their promises to the Suffrage men, just
the Wings do to the people generally IN relation
10 The two dollars day and roast beef
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-06-21

The NoNBFR.-'The number OF persons present
IN this city on the arrival Of Mr.. Van Buren,, We
estimate at or eight thousands. Some per-
sons, whose opportunities for observing. and whose
judgments equal if not superior to ours in such
matters, estimate the number considerably higher
1t was { tremendous crowd any how enough to
take Canada, were they disposed.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-06-21

Advices from Hamburger Of the l4th state that In clear
ing away the ruins 100 bodies had already been found.
The number Of houses totally destroyed 1900, and
go injured as to bc unhdbrabe.
\ meeting was held IN Londsn the Goth for the re-
lief Of Hamburgh, the Lord Mayor presiding. \ large
committee appointed to donations. The Brit
government had sent large supply Of and
blankets and 10000, already subscribed, has zen
ever.
The fol owing donations are also announced
"The King Of Prussia has given 10000 dollars, aud
has ordered general collection be made Throughout
the kingdom The city OF Berlin has given $4,000.
The King of Denmark lOOO 900 fprIns. The Grand
Duke Of NechIenburgh Schwerin, 10000 forms The
Estates of Hanover have granted 100 600 dollars The
city Of Frankfort 900 h1nns. TIE cry Of Bremen
geo dollars
The utmost excrtions being made at Berlin, Auss
burgh, and fact throughout G,rnany, collect sub
scnptons for tie sufferers 10y the late calamiious ire
Hamburgh. II feared that many of the German
surance companies would lc seriously compromised ty
that event. It said that company Gotta would
lose 10, 100000 forms.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-06-21

An attempt was made at Washington on the 29th
ut. to assassinate Pettrich the sculptor. Two men
with backened faces entered his room in the even
ing inf cted three severe wounds with knives, and
LETT him bathed in his own blood. The assassins
are not known Mr. Pettrich has been in the en-
poyment of the Government, IN his capacity as
sculptor, for many wears.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-06-21

6rNathan Appleton, recently elected TO Con-
gress by the wings of Boston, is the author of an
able pamphlet against National Bank, published
a few months ago.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-06-21
INDIANA STATE SENTINEL
LATEST NEWS.

0LrThe Court in Bankruptcy, will hold a session
commencing on the 9th INST. another the 4th
Monday Of July, and third on the Sd Monday Of
September. The succeeding term thereafter viii
commence the 81 Monday of November, the time
fixed by law for the regular meeting Of the L. ;.
Circuit and District Courts. so decides his honor
Judge Huntington. Should he hereafter, other
wise order, due notice viii be given in the Senti-
mel
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-06-21

UTTos EwINe has published eter to the public
affirming his former about the conduct of Capt
TrLIR and the bank But the public don't care
anything about Toms letter or himself either.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-06-21
Dear Brother G. c. McCUNE:

Dear Brother G.. c. MCCUNE
have read this letter and have given the friends in In
d4napois my that you VIII delay the debate the
quested time brother OKANE says attend
until time in August. You :. respectfully,
SANFORD CARTAIEL.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-06-21

rE,IIT vod uiu i fHud ana he rile -urIa,
THAI he ore,iei ucH Bakery connected aitf
The NapDicDu Grocery.
three Washington Hail. si-n procured 20 forms
of description. and confectionery fle -iusf nfFr
Orders r--rsfff,llt 1itiei aa-iu -IfTfl
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-06-21

Gov. CoRwIN.-Some of the Ohio papers have
hard work to keep the of their e oyernor and
other wing State officers They ought to have
served their Governor our Legislature did ours
give him good fat job.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-06-21

BY HIS OWN NoTE.-It appears that Nangnm
elected himself to the Presidency Of the ) Senate
by his own vote. On the first ballotng, there was
one blank vote, and tic. On the second, there was
no blank and Mangum elected by one majority.