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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-29

DrrLs.-We have noticed the accounts OF several
dueis in late southern psners. The s.t We hear of
was between Gen. l.. A. Besancon and Mr. Temp
kins, member of the Mississippi Legis.l,ure.
Weapons. r.aes; distance. 20 PAGES result both
Killed. Sc.scd EN- right,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-29

We copy from the y. Y journal Of Commerce,
part Of The letter Of member Of The Legislature OF
this State. concerning its failure and inability to
pay lis debts which viii be read with interest by
cur citizens. We also copy the comments upon the
same OF the " \. Tribune, one Of The organs of the
StorSjo5bcre OF Wall street. 1t speaks read
ers VIII see. with much dogmatrm but extreme
ignorance Of the legislation anl financial policy of
this S-ate.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-29

case % slave stealing = IA controversy tetween
Mississippi sud North ClrD!n IA. citizen Of MIS-
SIS ppi has been accnSei a:ti iagit u sealing
negro and carrying hin into North Cl9olinl. Gov.
Mc\utt made flrna teantnd on GOV. Morehead
for the del very Of tie accused. and sent special
messenger 70 identify hin aud BRING him back.
Gov Morehe4d refused 10 deliver him. and the MIS-
si--iDoi Legislature passed formal resolutions
.'repro5rtng" the conduct OF the North Carolina
Governor.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-29

The Wing newspapers are repaosning their old
lie about paying SO per cord for wood IN Florida,
&c. TIE rascals rad better employ their time in
bringing forth fruits meet for repentance and thus
if possible avert from Their heads the Indignation of
People ~hon they grossly hambugg cheated.
and SIS nced.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-29

CALL. the Wing Governor Of Florida and the an
who introduced the famous bloodhounds from Co
has obtained verdict for 3 coo agans; the Gov
eminent. lie bad retained that amount for - SER
vices" and was prosecuted by the Government as
deflulteT.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-29

Coon We have lost one subscriber, because
why! Guess, reader He complains that,-no he
don't compain,-bat he has no other reason to offer
than that We belong to temperance society. We
VIII remember han at precisely clock, i glass
OF good cogniac
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-29

1--WE should Ike 10 know by what authority
Washington street from the State House TO the cor
poras. line has been changed to where the side
walks used to be. Does the Marshal ever get 90
far down town.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-29

RoBBERY-We learn that the store Of Mr.. Pow
ers. in Columbus, was robbed on .sst Monday night
week, OF about s30o in money, an new cont. The
robbers were heard by Mrs F., who was afraid to
awake her husband The rasclls then went to
Scipio, and stole two horses. TAey were followed
from Columbus and Scipio and were taken near
Madison, secured, and brought back to Columbus.
We have not learned their names
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-29

C-5TNonder If the federal wings won't soon deny
that their late candidate for the Senate ever be
ionred TO their party They deny Swartwout :,
this dsv.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-29

Gr.5- l. the State of Indiana going into the dis
HltIag business We merely ask the question, as
We have seen large sui paraded the State House
yard.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-29

The Semi-peakly Journal Of March -, contains
article entirely worthy its legal author. or
otj'ci the quarrel being exclusively among the
WINS. 10 notice the honorable terms he, lawyer
like, bes;ows on our humble sheet. lie calls it the
= loco foco organ, and ." chaniiceer newspaper
We can, and shall re;ort the compliments on every
occasion, at least till We teach the concern honesty
il not decency. We shall call it the " Rat" Office,
aud can prove it such. We shall call it the y =
ger Organ, and every body knows it to be such.
We shall call it the - Mean concern" for wishing
to 1--we others by Jorrooiag after having harbored
a runaway apprentice.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-29

Caapmans Rooster has failed to yisi; Us lately
Decaiu SeafiHei.
Our fault, through inadveItence.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-29

kENrucKy rs. CLAy.-Alr. Il. WIcEIiFFE, IT.,
has introduced resolutions, which he advocated ia
powerful speech, against Mr. Clay's PROJECT for
changing the Constitution of the United States.
This is boarding the lion in his den most emphat-
cay. Mr. Wickliile is representative from Clay's
own county.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-29

M,RKEr PRIcEs.-As specimen on a small scale
Of the good times and prices brought about by the
election of federal wing administration. we sub
join the following market prices Of a few articles
which ~il apply proportionably to others not
named
Beef, > a 4 cts Bacon, / cts veal > cts
pork, , eggs, = Cts per doz., fowls, 1 aG
turkies, dressed - a - butter , a : vegetables
quruf0na su5Fca! about g; meal - corn, u
-; -four - per 100 lbs.
Can't d. wing friends remember what
was told them in $40 by the slang rhangers
VIII this answer for that change. ch4age," they
so constantly rung in your ears Ii not, take our
paper. and study out the
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-29

ANOTHER VINO PRoJEcT.->esesai Of the small
fry federal wing papers are reyiving the DID, stale
" bum5us' that the democratic party created ali
the banks. They should DC oled wi,a a rusty nan
Coz The sImples.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-29

GIVE understand that Ex-Governor Noble has
returned from Cuba What think you now, Grub5s
We have not seen his Excellency but we hope his
health i improved
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-29

FnE.-On Tuesday n CHI last. the woollcn fac
tory, with It's carling, spinning and ul!ing machi
merry, owned by y. West, Esq, totally consumed
By fire. II - difficult 10 IN with any
anty of its being correct. There had been bat little
fany ire, about the premises for some days Il was
fortunate for VI W. that his machines had not
arrived, as they would bad they been here, have
shared the fate of the rest; The loss is estmatcd
at little short OF :5.Cao. Insurel in the Indiana
Mutual Company for $1,000.
We understand that the en:erprising owner VIII
proceed 10 rebuild a early as possible and We hope
by .une, flrtheat, To Sc the establishment again
in full operation.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-29

The Legislature Of Maryland has adjourned.
Among the bills passed is raising the State tax
from 20 to - the 500 and others lay
Ing tax on emolumens, salaries, s.. and on
ground rents. 1t is supposed that these taxes will
pay the interest on the State debt. No b passed
for the completion Of the Chesapeake and OHIO
canal, to afford relief to the holders Of the scrip
Of that company.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-29

CITThe editor OF the Newcastle Courier appears
to be shocked at the mention Of tchue niggers.
We surprised at his senstiyeness on tins
subject
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-29

NfRGINIA.- Tbs noble State has spHrncI the
bribe Never should democratic State sell is in
tegrity for money. Nirgna has refused t. receive
her share Of the distribution proceeds. SAe has no
idea OF assisting to tax her people by high protec-
tive tariffs, because small bFioe has been offered
them She. like south Carolina, srisns the bribe.
and Scorns the seducers
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-29

Az OrFER.-We Viii give 30 cents. our Extra
for e months, to any wing whom We WI. name, who
WI get up IN the Court House, before a called
ing Tor the purpose, and rad ew ar cies VII ca
We VIII select from The SPIRIT Of 70 more pro-
perry called he spra Of 40. Who takes il
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-29

BMr.-The new editor OF ,hc journal has thrown
ont bait FIR puff from our old freud Tom Dow
ling. Hell catch guigeon there. wonder az
don't try a smaller one Tor Esq. Gregg. Hes no;
captious, If he wing and over two columns OF
twatte is much Ike throwing a s.,rai to eaten a
rnackerel."
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-29

New Observation-Disclosures majority over mo-
nopolists plpelayers, and all others, black well
As white, viii be near or quite 600O votes. Her
Granite Hill democracy viii never COMPROMISE their
principles to please even Isaac Hi.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-29

that thus far, persons have taken IA. benefit Of
tie Bankrupt Act IN Massachusetts,, than IN any
other State. Very likely Massachusetts is and has
long been a fedora viii State.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-29

The FLORIDA WAR.-WHERE's THE BL0OD
HOUNDS lit seems that after all the fuss the wings
made about ending the Florida War IN ninety days,
It is abou; as far from close ever and the blood
thirsty wretchcs committing their horrd muir
ders no wstanding Gen. Call, who was removed b.
Mr.. Van Burcn for importing the bloodhounds, has
been reinstated by The wing administration. On
tie afternoon o. the 9th uit., the mousse ct Mr.. Rich
ard T.llis, about 10 miles wet OF Alligator, was
attacked by about a dozen Indians. dur,ag the al
sence of Mr.. Il. Mrs. fills and enid we're
shot dead, The child shot with an arrow young
LADY and two other children mortaliy wounded. the
latte. with arrows. IN infant, three weeks Old,
fortunately escaped. The dead and wounded were
taken to he house o: Mr.. Carver the father Of the
unfortunate lady.
Who. after reading such details for the hundr ,dh
time, w.ll can ever say bloodhound" again with
out a blush Notwithstanding the bloodthlrstiness
of these savage wretches. We ought 10 ciss them
as gentlemen and scholars compared II the ras
Gals who circulated the bloodhound story against
Mr. Van Buren,. Let them put this Ia their pipes
aud smoSc it.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-29

O Yrs The galvanized squash. Horace Greedy
the Hard Cider ecitor of the y. Y. tribune, says
that young Spencer, who recently committed forge
ries % large amount, IS undoubtedly insane.
OF course I; lie is lie son ofne Secretary II Ulr!
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-29

TALoRs AL It seems that tie d Tor o. TIC
journal must have been tailor well as lawyer;
or else his father snapped geese ith tailor; for
he talks of something having =" s,0n the seeds Of
dscord j." and SAYS that he aided IN s.tcine the
good seed" g.. Wonder If lie could scc a button
on our breeches
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-29

(Lg-Fherc a good deal of truth in the following
paragraph from a y. Y. paper not only in relation
TO the ncu ring OF the Debts Of the Western States,
hut the poor prospect of their ultimate payment
also. Indiana viii have As much as she can con-
veuiently DO, to redeem her Scrip, for the coming
four years; and every body knows that the older
debt becomes particularly for g dead horse,''
the harder It is to pay-particuiary when we
know we got cursedly shaved in the original pur-
chase.
The debts of the western States, it is now pretty
evident, VIII never be paid. The reception which
the report of the committee of ways aud means TO
the Legislature of Indiana mthat body who adopted
1t, almost without dissenting voice, is clearly in
dcatye Of the state OF public opinion in that State
Not only the report adopted, but Senators in
their places let drop expressions dcrsive OF the idea
that taxes would be levied TO scharge the
debts. In Illinois the same opinion seems to pre-
vail. The old and substantial farmers OF that sec
ton OF the country, who settled 1t and grew up with
1t, never assented advocated the creation OF the
debts \ most of spectators came into the State,
bought the government lands or credit, projected an
immense system Of wild speculation ia public works.
and by corruption procured their passage. These
have how proved de.usIye as the Wild banking VI
sions which they are based. The projectors
now sku'klng about the Atlantic cities taking the
DeleHl ul the bankrupt law. whereby thelr private
debts repud ated while they clamor TOR tue taxa
ton of the western farmers, IN order TO pay the
money that these spectators have borrowed and
squandered. ii these Spectators are allowed by
National Bankrupt law repudiate their debts
tracted of honest parties, why should not the honest
farmers OF the west repudiate swinGlng debts con
tracted against their consent That hardy race of
western farmers, who were Graded IN the wilder
ness the only lullaby OF whose infancy the howl
of the wolf aud the war-whoop Of the savage-havc
dug their little properties from the bowels of the
earth, while one hand grasped the ride in the de-
fence OF their hearth and their families, NH rot
Lightly yield that hardeaTned wealth to appcasc Tie
clanor OF few heartiess and unprnc Piled specul-
tors, who repudlating their own debts under
color OF a national bankrupt law. NJ the same time
that they are revealing in ali the luxuries of afu.
ence. These people vI!l nd too late that the broad
principle Of repndiaiion, originating IN Wall street
tie shape of bankrupt law, VIII hur back its
baneful effects in destruction of all credit.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-29

(-5-lf the Southern States viii cpatiuge 10 SUP
por, federal whiggery, they should quit grum5l.ng
about the aboitionists. Ia THIS State are two pa
pers, openly supporting federal ~hggery, abolition.
and high protective tariff.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-29

Wright, the abolition candidate, has been elected
Mayor 81 Lowell. Mrss. Il Is in the manufactur-
ing villages tina: abotionsm chiefly prevails. The
Manufacturers foster 1t, in order to withdraw the
attention of the work people from their depress-
ed condition..
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-29
IMPORTANT CRuIsr.-Tmr AFRICAN SerA-

INPORTANT CRUIsE.-THE AFRICAN NQUAcRON.--
We learn that the government has ordered a squad
ron Of four vessels of war 10 sal in few days for
the Coast Of Africa and 10 cruise on that ground Tor
certain appointed tine The Nandatia. Of u
guns, nov at Norfolk commanded by Captain Ram
say. wall head the squadron-she is now preparing
for the expedition under the orders Of that gentleman
Three other vessels will be added, and the whole
placed under the command of Captain Ramsay.
This expedition viii probably bring to a practical
issue. the important question OF peace or war with
Engand-and IN TINS aspect. the whole nation Will
keep their eyes constantly on their movements in
the African seas. The great powers Of Europe will
have their eyes opent the ambition aud spirit If
ACKNOWLEDGMENT that characterize England. France
has already detached herself from the treaty part
aud as soon Russia understands her true position.
she also will back and leave the British govern
ment with empty parchment.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-29

o. They have dro.l places IN Madison, Wscon-
SIN. The Grant CO. Wing, in praisng its deega-
ton says: They were never found at the = Faro
Bauk. -: he Crows Nest, ut :. IIell's Quar-
ter Section, in Madison.-C Chicago Democrat.
Such droll places are here too in winter bat We
have others which chrsten with much better
names. We say " first " or " second Pre-byte-
rian, y = I.utheran, Episcopal, " Methodist,
" Canpbelte " - Catholic, " DC. &c. &c
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-29

GooD.-Dr Ellis, OF the Goshen Democrat, -ays
the Government may keep his share Of tie Dsts.-
button proceeds. We say too. MIR. Secretary
Forward viii please keep eur snare, f1r each of us
amounting to Ten ceais; and use it towards the re-
duct.on OF The Seventeen Million debt incurred since
Gen Harrison election This VIII sare the troa
bic Of sending for il to Indiana, and also Of senaing
a collector after it, who musthlve hs pay there
by making a considerable saving to u. when it
shall be called for IN the shape of hgh tariff
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-29

CoNGREss.-The only business done, If indeed
business il may be called, is but Of the smallest mo-
ment Claws resolutions the subject OF retrench-
meut and reform, viii, before they are done with,
cost n the shape of time spent IN discussing them,
more money than they propose 10 retrench. This
is whig reform. The committees are all headed by
wings aud have a majority OF wings IN their COM
position and yet not one single measure If conse-
Quence has been reported. The VIA . have control
Of both branches and all attempts OF democrats u
expedite business, Is met with contempt.
There has been great meeting in New ork az
which resolutions were passed. strongly condemning
the majority m Congress for their im5ecliity and
utter disregard Of the wishes OF the people.
We propose large meetings IN every part of our
country tc express an opinion ON this subject. Let
the who people attend them, and pass such resou-
tions VIII >how 10 the 5rawlers ~ Congress, that
they not sent there to fght, quarrel hunt office,
or to make Presidents.
- The Wings oi Congress are 20 hold meet
ing 10 nominate Henry Clay for the Presidency.
Were they sent there for that purpose
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-29

The BR"cKgiLLE CAsE.--Mr. Linn, IN a debate
the L. :. Senate the other day, related the fol-
lowing facis:-
in American shooner left the port IF Oswego,
having on board piece of art ery winch was % be
conveyed 10 OIdens5urgh. The vessel touched at
rockvilo and officer Of the customs at that place
went on 5o.rl the vessel and zed the cannon and
detained IT, and refused to restore i 10 t. proper
owners. II would BE- found by The correspond
ence relating 10 TINS affair thar the British Cow
ernmenf had threatened to come INTO our territory
and enforce neutrality, II We DID not % II our
selves.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-29

SPECIAL ELEcrroN Head, democrat. has been
elected to Congress from the Susquehannah District
in Pennsylvania.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-29

The Newcastle Courier commences an article BY
saying" Individuals learn wisdom by experience.
and singulary enough concludes Give US a Ma
tloral Bank. Away with all experiments Bank.
Bank Is What We want and must have ~
We advise our friend to remove to England imme-
dately. lie Will there lind the object of ms desires
in all It's perfection.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-29

TEE HIGHTs OF WoNrN.-i b.il 20 pfegen, the
hns5lnd from di-pos TO 81 his wfs'- property. with
the ntcrventto 81 The Chancellor. recently
rejected by iae Leg stature e Kentucky a
seems "a, tie di~credIt u that body. Our
females should be protected IN rome way, ffom the
mercenory designs Of mere fortune hunters. 1t j.
case 10 tins country, 70 lind Tint ieinal';
with considerable property. bas been euirapped INTO
the mc>ies II matrimouy By some plaus Die scoan-
drel. WHO n the first ace squanaers her property,
ard then abuses her Niiiany OF tbs kind par
ticulariv heartiess and cruel. I le cheat
ed ~ her heart IA the rst place aud thus of her
happiness. and IN the second Is robbed Of the means
Of support prov ded for her. perhaps, through years
Of toll on tae pa. Of her parents. The Kentucky
Leg slators should be ashamed of themselves
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-29


MExIco.-The junior editor OF the Picayune has
returned without his associate, Kendall. The
American Minister has sent De spatches, said to be
important. to Washington. 1t Is stated that our
Minister had made a peremptory demand for the re-
lease Of Kendall. who is confined by indspo-
sition, and had been treated scuryily. no definite
answer having been returned while on the demand
of the British Minister, a Mr. Faconer, taken at
the same time, was Immediately released.
Our blood boils at the puslllanlmity of our
Government at their conduct now, as wei! as in
times gone By. We speak by the book, when we
say that We have seen too much Of this crouch.ng
and cringng net only at home, but in foreign coun
tries. If few poor barbarous devils on the coast
Of Sumltrl plumber aud murder a. retaliation for IN
juries supposed real, frigate is Immediately
despatched 10 chast.sc them, aud not only their
forts but their very towns and villages destroyed.
Bat if set of pirates, to say nothing Of respectable
nations, insult rs, matter how, We must spend
thousands upon thousands pay for writing letters,
generally ending with " Mr. so and-so takes this
occasion of assuring Lord SaaPem Of his most DIS
aaguisLed consideration" A curse light such
FLY. If an Englishnan but claims the protection
OF his country, he gets it, and at once, without any
is or ands right or wrong. And shall suffer
our citizens to be seized and made slaves of 10
nothing Of other cases where property or the 4 g
nifty OF the nation is concerned, uad quietly submit
And that by nation, II such II may lie called, bat
degree, and very small one, above pirates
1t may be that our government intends to XII oil
the big ones first and the little at their leisure.
Ii so, we should like to some sigas Of II. The
aogsing OF the cowardy McXicans, NC cen safely
eaye with Texan neghtors and the Jogging
of England again will add no great laurels to our
escutcheon Bat let US a ltt.e OF tie hickory
SPIRIT, as cyinced in the case Of France. We have
no fears Of the result.
War! We deprecate ii. Bat we would fgdt
the skin of bones. (hesh have nonc,) rather
than submit longer to the scanGaous treatment and
insult we have lately had hcaped upon u. In THIS
matter, know party but an American party :;
no creed but that of our country
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-17
DR. SOLOMON HETNE

WOULD inform his patients and the public, that he still adj
w heres 10 his original proposition, 10 receive money
either for medicine attendance until the patient is satisfied
with his Improvement, and would inform them that he has
removed from .l8 Bo,dway No s. Read street. opposite
The Marshall House where he socits the Attendance the
long under diseases considered BY them incnr,ble
SOLOMON HEINE, NJ. D.
For the advantage Of all who wish attend the
Of Dr. solomon Hcine would state that the only Doctor
Heine who has lived had his Office in b. galway
The residing 81 Reade street opposite the Mafshal
House.
This Physician this county about eight years
since have had the pcasur, of KIN wing him since that
time, and of witnessing surprising performed
by hmhe is above the of S. years. the only
OF the who member of the dcsl institutions OF the
City and State of New York.
F.. w. wETMoRE. MD.
sworn before me, This g7th day of
OF a, ri, A. d; 1872.