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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-15
20 Vnr DrMnCRArEc pAI,rY.

The edHoss Of The Stale Sentinel. Tie Demo
ta"e o, me s,ea sus'- pai pole, g. r aed,s ~ The
Of Congress. and another Legislature
q ihe ~enale aise PORTION II ie isf 0s aFe % ga, beng
by hr Peopeof indiana possibly depend grand
h,sh,' important ts 'he pn 81. ~eh have uniformly governed
naturally democratic evident ' fcis tli opponents asr
iies are ms, an,is,- 4, e III ibri,, ti a. Them b,,
81 flushed victory 90 whe AZ, e,a',d D. t.tai ne "a feaa-i.
ana ~''e'' name 1 my ',e aua'ed iase uniformly 'ss'a
rant duatd nnic 0c tut when hel wished hr rfs.
i .ni They could e come dow" INTO '' h'" aa' take them ny he
r-ecf Indiana ,oisus deceived b, iher former
the people Co., their once poor t now reh fnief. ringing u the
aras ',sa WING >rtrE' Ti. ,iau lis ,> something of
" Pienc} The rcie 'rr'e Z" at a'' ~" ai.'d by 'ns r
luiac Of SIXTEEN MILLIONS of DOLLARS Is un-
Of improvement. Vet Indiana aiua,s a whg
The people been deceived. TD, isr.a They
foi iot o They are intelligent AMI hrn fsis advised WI
eou-t Shall te have hr nifmai on n'esa C. induce Them
act then sober seonnd thoughts aisas efesn aud seldom
Tho editors of state sentinel commenced DE publication
democratic newspaper The Wabash. upward, &C fuf ssafs
Tie, have ties have expended years,
battling handed, against ih ,rseui- ,isa rights They
have urds praise from le ir t'l baued
no support c'ca where an os'aeri w. rendered ~e large
portion @ ihsc who a.r'-ea r" hf- i"iTi' 51' hcs
To issue from The lsi eecron cu ,a hs Il
are ,lle ana az Low low, ''. ~ ~,
They pred ih hrlch finsa-h 40 u lines
and iav nug ci have drp'n qua the
Notwithstanding hgir nctwhi
.ttnine uiAn
Tie cncny uho iautr, resulting themselves Their
deck again o,lT and vi stock o asari Thar
prorl,,sas erc g'ca's.
10 leave meta
should toe Dlnugac. atad Ia addition
And flsl
promising tat nothing shall be len ande 60 place correct Information
before peofie-
proposition Ilus caiy. that those pct profit
sirrcs-. Gn'y i ample
CONSIDER whether worth o fst support. nhete they willing
u % d o.
p 30 aion We sant nIs iie pertinent last
paper
% sUirt IS o.
A. accompanies unifT further M cations they
tsiu ol ii
IN surf
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-15
Official Vote for Governor Of Ohio.

by the tardiness OF some OF the County Clerks IN
making returns Of the elections to the Secretary of
states Office, we have been unable to publish the
full official vote until to-day. Even now we had TO
take few counties from the published official vote
IN the country papers. But table is as correct
be made until the official canvass by the
Legislature. Gov shannon lacks only 23- votes Of
his vote in 1910 while Corwin falls short l9. s2l.
Corwn has sac votes less than shannon and IL inr.
and Shannon only lacks 800 votes of having as
many a both his competitors. Ii the federals;s
can find any thing cheering in this for the 4" old
coon," they are heartily welcome. They can never
make more animated or intense fight than at this
election. They made up their own issues, chose
their ground and under the circumstances were
worse whipped than before. II they anx-
ious 10 keep the lines drawn and the powder dry,
We are nothing 10th, bat ready ami wlllng.-Sires.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-15

PHLApELrHA. Nov ?, ls42.-The stockholders and
Of the various broken and suspended banks of
the CITY aud comfy becoming quite aqusitve atout
The actions of the assignee and trustees. 10 thong Int
high tne that the general settlement of accounts that
i, now taxing place sort of return should be made
Of the fragments of the Dawes aud fishes remaining after
the repast Of the Presidents Cashiers and Directors. Ia
accordance with these notions, the trustees Of tie Bank
of the United Sta,s-guie re.ucianty-have feed hi
Of discovery in the District Court Of this city, against
Mr. Biddie order that he may tell what done wi
the checks, &c. passed To Andrews the cashier and with
sundy other large Yet uraccountd for and
If which there statement the books of tie bank
NJ. B. answer, let It alone. Ii the former he
must tell something Ii the later, the Andaiu-.a
gage Will probably be explained This Is thai
ought have been made lore ago, by of the For
esn Stockholders, who should have fled b the
Chancery side of tie Circuit Court of tie uled
above and bey ond certain Dstnc, Court influences thai
may thwar Justice Of her aims. This hill is but The
beginning of the end" We shall have others a, the
confessional. Bot what atonenent these make
the misery. and wretchelnes, tie poverty and asony
caused by their remorseess frauds and pi1nderue~
Every circle society here has Is peculiar tie OF
fallen and TAR faces traced with tears,
aud aged soblng old re of their Incomes 10 them
declining years mourniuy attest the that Mr. Bid
die aud his satellites have created around them
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-15
INDIANA STATE SENTINEL.
MOVEMENTS OF TIE DE,.os..c,

liwonid be impFacticable, even if our paper were
issued daily instead Of weekly, publish the pro-
ceedinss OF the movements o. the democracy in this
state. The people are moving es masse. The cor
veniIon to be holden on the Oh Of January next,
VIII. no doubt, be Of the most impos ny ever
held in THIS state. We have no room Tor COM
ments - tHs time but merely allude = the mat
ter, that our friends may know the reason Why we
cannot comply with the frequent and numerous re-
quests TO publs h their proceedings in full Push on
the column
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-15
s1zrnrrT,,s siEE

of "a directed
t-Ik of enIs-e 20
one door te tNnui indianapolis the "a dav
ot ens -. tNern tir horns prescribed hs law. fhe
tie N1f dfi estate
nnfli
continuing and Uu 0ura
demanded e,ccnn, VIII tine place g.sc
Zee .-
Wilson "a the oi lands * NarFis
ai-lv HAMMER LkWUTaD Shrtq " G.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-15

C1TThc democratic papers of New Hampshire
are begnning to discuss the question Of amend
ing their State Constitution, which is o5jec
tionablc in many features. We glad of this,
and have no doubt they Will be successful in their
attempts to remodel the Anticipated provisions OF
that fundamental law. which was adopted in 1892
and is now. undoubtedly, in some respects, behind
the democratic spirit Of that state.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-15

yrldrlni directed the ifi''s
I'd office ofe Marion court Will csae iiic
doc, the townof intau1ss-" rae - i
profits
seir~ iie following dsfr real 20 Marion
conniy, the moth Nt, gnlrof 90 fnu D.
2of lining l aFe are" ~ sio "fal, as' frare'h
ts execution ni 80 Gee same - 5000 tie
pie Of SAIL read cae executed as te tIf &c andrew Wilson -
The sui o Liias ~ >hilo
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-15

4 GAMMA CoRx TmEF.-Ihe Troy Wing announ-
ces that raccoon to be presented a; Clay Club.
This animal IS called By that paper - sacred emblem II
fhe snrifs Of ,le Whig p5quosis an animal only
famed for proving about cornfelcs after nght-ia. and
stealing corn What a coumenJabe idea for hig
candidate Congress what elegant emblem OF the
purity Of any mans principles what genius to pre-
side at nec;in, Of the party Of AL the Intelligence
AL the decenoy,"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-15
WHEN YOU HEAR

I iederlI sIangNanger tlIhing a1uuI 4 ati.' AID
America Industry
JUST TELL. HIM
That Henry Claws liege man John White Speaker e
the House KILLED THE TARIFF TAICE ny h.
casting VOTE and that of the remaining Of the federal
&c egaiior from Kentucky,
SlX VOTED AGAINST THE BILL,
And lust remind hun also that THlRfI-EIIHi Wings
in the House. aud NINE in the Senate a.sc voted
AGAINST the Bu aud that without the aid DefnDcr 4c
votes II would have LETT aggregate minority
CTFORrf-FIVE'E ~
And then ask hun ne Is bold enough say iha the
Wings, a. party. intended
TO PASS \ TARIFF,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-15

4 INC ishiEf9nilns VIII remember their meeting tilis
evening AZ the supreme Court Recon-. Gi klrr Alcohol u
gong down Aii; keep kicking him. Eas strong, trothers
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-15
TO PASS \ TARIFF,

THE balance in favor Of this country in trade with
Enqand in $40 was s20000.0O0. le, the Federalsts
,ell u that high protective tari Necessary keep
ne specie IN the country, although England pai 10
America twenty millions q srec.e IL me YEAR
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-15

nm cre-y Esq has sold Political Beacon, AID
II IS hereafter to be united with the Lewrenoehur5h Argus
an8 published Is a pemacaic Fspef So goes Clay aas
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-15
DecENoy:-Mr. Cush.ng. { wi

DECENoY:-Mr. Gushing, Z wing, IN lis ia
speech al Newburyport, Mass. said =
.Never had there been such and vulgar
abuse used by party presses before, as mad been
heaoed upon this administration By presses that had
heretofore afrogatsd 70 themselves all the decen-
cy. -"
This testimony from a leading wing Congress
man may raise dou5s in some OF the party. whether
their old claim to all the deceucy extaat was strict
ly just.
ONO B,Nks.-rhe following Is return OF the
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-15
ONO Banks -rhe following Is return OF the
Ono banks in four periods

Several typographical errors occur IN cur last whch
shall ,ndeavor PTeteHfsre Tor the future
-J9uraaL
The above very funny. taking the photography ety.
mology and syn.ax into consideration Such scholar l.
worth thousand besides bergnisifes.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-15

MARX. can you swallow the soft pill Of our ne gh-
Dor. offered TO keep your good graces He tried
once a similar on friend Bowling but Il L. AT
set taken.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-15
Correspondence Of the state Sentinel.
BnooKvrLLr. ISD. Nov. sth. 1872.

bROOkViLLE. IND. Nov. -th, l>i2.
Gefs-l have never seen polltica excitement al
low eb5. in this county, i, is the present
time The shouts of the democracy. as well as the
lamentations Of the wings on account Of the gor-
Gus result Of the election IN Ohio have al ceased.
The Wings are al chop taen-thc Democrats are
well satisfied that It IS il =.
Bat little been sal as yet, about who would
DC the most likely succeed for Governor of Ind
ana. We have held a meeting. and appointed de-
legates - attend the State Convention. Every
thing Is done that really needs to be done for you
will recoiiect that the Democracy OF old Franklin,
"take time by the oreiock :" they DO every thing
Just when it ought 70 be done-that is the reason
they succeed 50 well In relation to Governor,
Is the same here It is in Of other counties,
each one las as preference but all 50 far have
learned. and have had 4 very good opportunity OF
learnng) willing yield their prc;e when
necessary. rather than make division the party
and by that means be defeated in the election of
democrat.
As Tor T. :. Senator, we all stand united all
are decided there is not democrat IN the county
| believe, but what would hold up both hands for
l. \. Howard Although many others have full
possession OF their confidence, and stand high III
their estimation, yet Howard their first choice for
Senator. | am confident our two representatives,
will vote for hiin, they well aware, that il
will be IN accordance with the wishes OF large
majority OF the citizens OF the county. But, as FOR
our honorable senator II Is rather doubtful whether
he VII be wiling yield to the majority, it would
not be according to wing doctrines, winch 90 for
party GIT wrong.
The times are at a stand getting no better
no worse labor commands ~ cents day, roast
beef left out: wheat from 30 to Al trade gen
eral rather dull Whggery -; Democracy,
above par. Yours, DC. X.
Morn ny THE EDrroRs.-We think it very
doubtful il We can comply with the request Of the
writer. If we can, he shall hear from Us.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-15

DoNr yOU FEEL At The Clay feds are yet as
sorting that tremendous amount of b. mess was
accomplished by the Coon Congress. Don't you
feel the beac,is Of rcaderl Asa your whg igh-
Dor how he feels on the subject.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-15

G~Mr. ApANs denies the locofoco statement that he
sustans the Rhode Island ireason.-Jon.nal.
The following from the Boston Statesman, is good
commentary on the above
RHopE lsLAND.-To prove that Mr. Adams has no
sympathy with the suffrage party, the publish
letter which he saws he has agreed defend d. J.
Poarce the last extremity but pays to be exonerated
from the ANGUISH of witnessing the trial of Rhode Is
lander for treason, and hopes before it comes, that the
charter government will declare amnesty favor Of
the prisoners. Now this language does net express
sympathy with the sufferers from tie very depths of his
soul then there tell from the lips of any ApAms the
language of liberty. The world knows we have ne love
for Mr. As past "~ccent notifies. hu' doubt
ed that IN his bosom burns portion Of the spirit
which made John Adams re5ei 10 king George - far
from feeling any thing like ia prosecuting the
suffrage party the Algernes glory the misery they
hct their mouths and their prints full of and
insult II they respect Mr. Adams. let them listen 10
his enrcaty and spare the prisoners the mockery
and that white headed old the anguish Of trial tor
treason.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-15

The Democrats of Connecticut have recently held a
large and enthusiastic State Convention At which the fol-
lowing persons nominated election in April next
For Governor-Chsuncey L. Cleveland
For L.. Gosernor-Nillam : Hoabrl
For Secreiary-Noah 4. Phelps.
For 1reasurer-Jabez l.. White. Jr.
For CONF iroi'er-Gideon Ncllss.
a-Lcu'. Cysrs 4. BAytoH. Of Ripley uHfy. - can
d O. Cor Selnai tnns OF tie House Representatives.
Of this state
Mr. Baylor wa. q those Yong and liant cers TIA,
aclrici such nndyiug distinction defence Of Font Sphcn-
son. al wci sand l,kf, during he lac a.
nari r MAJ. Cfaglin l. usiary SERVICES 4 he most
t -ui,htd aud gallant character sHonif
~ the selection g uf-ar iisgse las
ian'N VIII ho aq,rafcL u is proper htre 70 ,1i that
Lieutenant Biyl1s qualification. i.t station are un-
questionable. CITIZEN OF AifLEN COUNTY.
arWc are resHe-si D. announce tc n1-,e 4 BrxJAms~
iiFNktr a. candidate az e .tcc q Assistant Secretary
OF the Senate.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-15

IITTLu SALTY Mr.. Clay recently received
thirty five barrels OF salt from his friends Syra
r4cuse, y \. present Tbs was time. ca
nation. From lie Infections Of tie recent e'ec-
tons, lac Viii need all this saline matter to pre-
serve his dccaying Fopuiarty-the strongest pickle
can scarcely hiul until dog days
What say You friend Chnpman-ean this mass
OF political 1ssu lion be kspt beyond that time -
.uiaer's Erpress.
Pertaps 50. ifaz some OF the anti Wa-hingsoni-
ans argue, -Braady preserves.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-15

WHERE ARE THEY What has become Of the
gold spoons What has become Of the French
boots What Of the two dollars 4 day and roast
beef What Of reform and observation-disclosures
missed before election
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-15
TrRnr IIArrr. Nov. 5th, Isl2.

DEAR CHAPS-iaving the prospect of dull day
before me, can think of nothing better to do han
to write you line, not expecting that 1t VIII bene-
fit either you or me much.
perceive by your paper that the Junior is a his
post again, and hope in better health better hopes,
and better spirits. for these good bad, so
is our life pleasant or miserable. Should confine.
ment again pull you down, Just stradde that nag
again and here there : friends always glad To see
you. | have not much news 10 write you, for
news here Is Ike money-"here and there ftp
Since the ONO election it has been perfect calm
here IN these dggns, usual after such storms.
Bat the effects OF that election certainly very
singular IN this region. The wings, many of them,
begin to have great dstaste for this strong party
spirit and would like to unite for the good of the
country and not for party Amt that funny They
good at that game, but can't come it. Did you
ever see two wings that agreed how they were de-
feated in Ohio One says they did not turn out ;
a second says, it was because the wings resigned ;
third, that Gen. Murphy was the whole cause.
Now there Is no doubt they are all right. For to
say they had not votes enough would do at ali.
Oh no you never knew the Wings Defeated for the
want OF votes excepting III New Hampshire and
there It Is 50 because the people are ignorant,
SAYS Mr.. Arnold. Oh yes plenty Of wings, but
they won't come out; that's the devil. Strange
such true patriots such lovers of their country,
can't turn out once year to save our country.
How strange
II gives me pleasure to say that the Democrats
of old VIRGO are beginning 10 move. Although we
arc in q minority here, and have the whole Of the
,eueved influence to contend against, still shall
be founS doing battle for country and our cause.
" C have men here, too, who are able, ready, and
willing to deal out 10 the wings Of this county true
democratic principles for their benefit men whom
We shall put in the first ranks TO battle those who
have plead law and whggery ever since Tcrre
liaute known.
The wings here have met with severe loss
which carries dismay into the whole camp. Col.
A. b. Fontaine cashier of the Bank and Secretary
OF the Clay Club, has done gone 10 the west rumor
says he Is to take charge OF new Bank to be es-
tablished at the head of Salt River. What course
the Clay Club will take to do honor 10 the departed
remains to be seem opposed crape.j It - said
he has left perfect history entitled, savings and
Doings oil the Terre lIaute Bank, dedicated t. the
Nigo Clay Club" which viii cause good deal Of
pulling and hauling b'1een Thomas and the
Judge, both being Gus for the iob. shall try
and send you n copy soon printed, which Viii
be until after the legislature rises. | VIII give
YOU the earliest news If any more acc dents should
happen; and Will try and get ahead Of Tom and
the Judge II can in Bank robberes.
Yours e
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-15

LOOK Orr.-Mr. u hite, editor Of the Fleming
burg kcntuckian, shot a mln dead Tuesday,
me 18th INST who went into his Office for the pur-
pose Of Gaming him. Served him right.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-15

The New Yort Herald has been withdrawn from
sale t. editor stating that ithout giving up the
propr.etorship, he has made Arrangements 10 estab-
sh branch newspaper, n London and Paris, in
the cours OF next spring and summer.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-07
TRrsrEE,s SALE

i h ''rru" uf p decd ur trust from Pc1r'y Siu-I
- l' me LCaru1 da'c lh- 8 70 dly OF Darrm
is-. ~ aui now Di record n Q Clerk ON
90 ''r. MARSHALL county, book 3. folio lIp 90 Non
p" % ID tc Court House for Mnrshail county
sfall a u 20 ,hs highest and best bidder { yuufr
gu Ion 'pu 10" terms hereinafter mru'fprcf. he
ipli1WIn2 described iragfs or gaTrtis uf land - 4
.hE on me wa crs or Little Crave Creek In the
gour tv o. Marshall, BOUNDED Is forth In the
a'tI OF trust before mentioned hpIng The s1wr
i1ni conveyed to sail Sharp hy Jesse Tom'ns, n
nv ICED bearing date tie zsih day Of February,
Also tract If land containing 30 ac-cs. kirg
on INC waters ui bIttIC g. ave Gre, in che 60 Iu
" pi MHfshr.I, bounced ag SCI forth DO tha deed
'I trust before mentioned. bcirg fha same iard
ionV,yc5 io saH ~haru bv Frederick SNYDER aud
Niic hy deed bearing date ih- Q n dlv oil Nav.
-. ''
Also tract Of land containing % ae-os. o rroIs
y - p'Ics. ''ng ON he w.icrs Of Iitflc grove
J,.N ly Ore snIH rguutrof Marshall bonded as
sCt iorlh ,n tH- deed ortust before rrsof.rr, Il
I.'"g On" slwr land cuayfrr1 tn ariI SharYl y
hH~11 Goodrich and wff iv deed tearing date
ne s- - t.n ,doygt Au.Ist. r-1l
IEtMN OF NALE-Ona fourth 4 tha pur-
chIse money cash one fourth boo nine months.
one i'nr. 20 ifn. months and fhr raul mug
. 90 no. ~. 1850 If-f WI'H 90 .Fta' n rI f.a HI#
l'r safe For lHc d E RED 0r credit ir-f4iusri4
ponds WIN I'.so.aI c..riy f' be- ap.r1ygi by
trf whole Of Doe purchase money shall have
selling as Truafe. by virtue affrrds.d ,flrrst
.'.orr m .I'I.u.d lal1I .r'i 1HI convey n1..
.r .lI'' Nr-'r. u m. Ig fft colo decd Of fr..r.
NH..I % ra h.Ifv.I hHWerer. will Boz found. on
examine fHu. 'r 20 clear and IFIfsIuf4HIe
NhFilT.t. II.rru.fI"n desired tau Dol HfH .n
900. my Office 0n Main stIo.tu
JANIS s. wuvr.
T. Ilafs .r .......
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-07

"a \ rur ufu dryd % IT, r,m James 4. "
= Il ticau aud wife O. me- Ecarior iair an il.
eighth d"y of os'ul,r ihc gear so 81 rrcurI 100
ih" ti.ras uii'e t,r Ohm comfy iu l1.k . q4g..
1iS md alsr e deed pf Conveyance from AN -
MCl""u 10 nc, hearing dutc The 9Th day or O ..
iphor, l-jj. 81 rergrI TO- Il.n clerks nirc mrOr.
c"ury In book % rage AS. md the auIl.rify ri, q
direction "f Al,s. Mary l.. D,r.cy under ITO Term.
oi he 'n~i mruioncd decd. on Er NV. lie ooh q,
o. May. 1872. ai hC front tour E ira cruri home,
O.. O'lD ruu''v. stulI sail Co. be- highest m d last
bidder 90 '.'ic emotion; two ccrgir lo.. Il l,rnu,J
situated Ia Ihrt rorl ui he city OF Wheeling chilled
MiJJ'c W"rolns. knrvn 1pI Distinguished t., Tho
ma9ui sad city ~ "a, numbered Two m s,y.u
- 90 "a IRE numbered hrcc. rrcc.h vi,h nII and
igIar the icurmcu'.; heredi a.nenis on npp,rfc.
n'"c's uuiu TIC same belonging ~ ~ ouy wise ap.
pu.ainiu-.
Propositions lr thc sale Of sail bot. or any n,ri d,
either "i Oh. 10 val be received ai nay time pri,
the dIy OF s1lc. ,
TERMS will be made known on The d,y o.
sIe
liirc as Trustee ! shall convoy q, the rrr.h,..
cr only su,h ii'c is vrscI in me by the decd. ~,
bnye referred To. This TILE am s7i,frJ. yiu b.
uusd uqon examination. inIisplf7l'r.
JAMES S. WHEAT.
aI - Tfus.oo