Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-04-05
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without permit from the custom'house Tins
monopoly on the most extensive scale.
ANOTHER CHUEcH DIFFICULTY ~ BosTox.-On
Sunday last the Endicott street Church, the pas
tor DIR. OFlaherty. conducting the exercises and
IN, reduced the subject of Temperance which some
at the congregation think should be kept out OF
view made less prominent m pulpit eXhOrtations,
when he was interrupted by loud calls and noises
which forced him To leave the house. ] he congre
CATION then dispersed.
CIRCUIT CoURr, ID. C.-Wc learn from the Ma
tional Intelii gencer that IN the of Sfockfon
Stokes. &c. vs.. limos Kendall late Postmaster
General against whom the plaintiffs brought a
ton for damages, arising from his withholding pay
ment o! certain moneys claimed by them as mail
contractors. the jury returned verdict of eleven
thousand dollars for the plaintiffs
BL,NNERuAssETT.-Every American knows that
the name of BaBneThassct became famous for MS
supposed connection with Aaron Eurr IN his enter.
prize IN I-tG. The plantation OF this man. on an -
land the OHIO river. broken up at the time,
and himself and wife driven from home beautifed
by wealth and industry. That wife Is now IN New
York dependent upon the charity otstrangers for sub
si-tence. She has just presented petition to CON
gress for redress and decentralization.
TRIBUTE To MrRIr.-The Legislature of Florida
have passed resolutions of their gratitude
for the services Col. W j. Worth has rendered that
Territory "a Cunmander-i Chief 81 the military
forces IN that quarter. They speak IN manner
highly complimentary Of the sklll and ability with
which he has conducted the military operations en-
trusted 10 hls charge. aud state that he has been
instrumental IN riddng the Territory OF nearly seven
hundred at murdsr.us foes
WING MrLaxcHoty.-r OHIO Statesman says :
The best story have heard yet. about the
resumption act. The compli' OF a countryman.
lie sand he had s2iO specie FIR which, before the
passage OF the resumption act, he vas offered ten
per cent but he could now get four per cent. Tor
~. ihe people of Oaio by the way of exchange
alone viii save during the spring business at least
"a million of dollars. rhc Wing brokers and bark
shavcrs look melancholy over their prospects as
n hungry horse at empty trough.
SALT YouR WnE,T.--~alt is said to be COM
plete preventive against the destruction of wheat
by the weevil. Nix a pint of salt with 4 barrel of
wheat or put the grain old salt barrels. and the
weeyil will not touch II. In stacking wheat, four or
quarts of salt every hundred sheavcs. sprin-
kIed among them. will entirely secure them from
the depreciation of the insect and render the straw
more valuable food for cattle
WING DooTRiNE.-The Boston A,!as, leading
whie paper in Massachusetts. says: Congress has
the constitutional right and power II dissolve the
Unon." The Clay presses generally sustain Mr.
Adams his recent "utrngr upon the constitution
to do winch they ASSUME strange positlOns.-
Missouri Rep March III.
tosr or SL,NprR.-A Mrs. Copeland or rather
a Mrs CopeIand's husblHa. had 10 pay ,59J dollars
few DAYS ago. ONO. for charging Mrs W hite
with stealing her geranium pot verdict {" one
Thousand dollars was ii rst obtained ~ one oi the IN
f.rior courts but the verdict set aside because
the geranium was IN the nature OF tree, ana the
taking nf a tree was only a Lespdss and not feiony
The cause sent down agaIn-was tired and the
counsel Tor the plaintiff waived the tree ana went i'r
the poi The Jury the second trial were incen-ed
y, the audible aud gave vIndictive verdict-threc
Thousand dollars and costs A new trial was grant
ed On account at excessive damages. The tirrd tri-
nj the urv gave five thousand dollars damages
The defendant for elr OF getting into greater diff
Gully paid the money and costs.
LYMAN Law an eminent Councillor died recently
NJ New London Conn. aged IL years. The New
York Commercial says he was a gentleman OF the
old school and served IA Congress with ability and
honor during administration of President Jcies
son. Mr. Law was not only man OF iaifnis and
learning. but a great hunorlst- IL was ne VIII
made the witty reply - W HIS Ni.ston respecting
the drove oil mules their way 10 the south. which
has been attributed to the l,te Senator Tracy. o
Connecticut. The incident was thi> One day a
Aliston and Law cOnversng by a lndow, u
drove of mules came in sight
Here Law, ssId Allston, = arc drove oi your
constituents-where are they going
To North Carolina, schoolmasters, was the
ready answer.
FuxERAL OF JAMES FoRrEN.-Yesterdav after
noon this respectable old colored gentleman was fol-
lowed 10 the grave at the Episcopal Church, OF 81
Thomas, in Fifth. below Walnut street, 10y one OF
the largest funeral professions we ever saw-huh1-
bering from three To five thousand persons, white
and colored male and female. Such general SINK
ing of respect color the speckled line present
cd probably before seen IN this city.
Abou; one half of the whole white, and were
intcrspcrsed at Irregular intervals, though we did no,
see the different colors coupled throughout the en-
tire length of the procession. Among the white
norton were seen some of our weathcSt merchants
and shippers, captains Of vessels and others. be
deceased was upwards of 20 years of age, was an
extensive sail maker IN which business he amassed
handsome competence, and enjoyed the confidence
of all with whom he had dealing. lie had the rep
utation Of being strictly honest and hoerai 10
iault.-Phiia Gazette.
Country EpIroR.-A human being was never
made for n country editor ne was never made - do
every thing superintend every thing read every
thing; write every thing do all ms own WORK PRINT
and publish m. own paper attend To large lam '
of nine children figh; IN politics Ike Tiger cat
su,nlv every office seeker with character OF virtues
no never owned IN his life make for OF hers
and not doit for himself; work night and day SIN
DAYS and on the seventh. when the lord COMMANDED
NO man shall work. brush his OuH boots. We say
that a country editor Is an unnatural beinr.-some
times greatly superior in intellect out always IN
ferior below par in the most essential part of the
Christian religion morals laws and polliics-mones
the alpha beta Of human capacity HIS persFicacft i,
:. sharucr than the lynx. his wit keener than The
s,e,r of I,huria, and his life more lasting thar
,he mounts of Chmborazo. The bTavest army q
ps,riots that ever could be mustered would De
h.od of country editors What was Lamar II
Texas, They would endure more fatigue thar
Lo,sas cat less than asses and with the provero
their toll and their money would De ABOUT the
same.-.Nafchifoche Herald