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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-07-12

Gone, GONE, GONE The :" independent a
Clay whg paper established at Washington City
to advocate the election of Henry Clay to the Pre-
sIdency and edited by the three natyves of Vir-
glnla,' who lately sent forth petition endorsed by
braggadoca Webb, begging for subscribers, money
old clo', &c, has departed this life" 1t con-
sumptive at its birth its nourishment would have
starved bull or public garden hog - It's end is
forerunner of what may be expected of its parent
Alas Henry Clay Your natives can't work
without that two dollars day and roast beef Have
you heard Of Barnett
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-07-12

Tho at New Orleans have given a
to the Banks of Tennessee and the Shawneeown
Bank of Illinois, to delay their return to specie payments
Their ability do very questionable, and their
PomPtness at SEEING upon any pretext for delay con-
fmatOn of their utter insolvency. The Banks of Vir-
ginia whole probably desperate condition.
also those OF Alabama The probability is that were
specie payments gldy enforced Tennessee Illinois, Vr-
gInia and Alabama would be without Bank, currency.
The progress of events will shortly bring about this result
and those who have the least connexon with the tottern
will suffer the smallest degree hy the de-
nouepelt which cannot be distant.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-07-12

OJ-The Suffrage men of Rhode Island, when
forming their constitution. refused to put negroes
upon equal footing with white men, and thus
lost the support of the aboltionsts who are numer-
Ia Rhode Island 1t is stated that the Landed
Aristocracy, in their late act for Convention to
adopt constitution, have permitted negroes to
vote. This has ever been the course of the Anti
democratic party, viz; when they could no longer
restrain. to every means in their power to
rHPt the popular suffrage, by bestowiug its
privileges upon that degraded class the colored
population. The New York Convention of 1871
furnished a remarkable example OF this pro-
pensity in the anti-democratic party, which on
ly defeated by the powerful opposition of Mr. Van
Buren,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-07-12

A New NOVEL BY BULwER.-It is stated that
Bulwer has in a state of forwardness 4 new novel,
entitled "Mabel Meredith, or the Bride Of the
North" The scenes are laid in ST. Petersburg
during the reign of the voluptuous Catherine Of Rus
STA, and the story is occupied with the adventures
ola high born and lovely English woman preserv-
ing undimmed the lustre of her character amid all
the aurements of dissolute court. 1t Will proba-
bly, be published in London in August. just about
the time we have clicked the wings up like salt -
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-07-12

ALABAMA-At meeting of certain citizens of Mobile,
held the 18th ult, of resolutions passed.
~ which II was stated that the State Bank system Ala
having entirely failed arising from Inherent evils
the system ITSELF 1t should be totally and speedily abO
shed; that the dshonorabe suspension Of the banks
should be put end and the banks compelled to
sumo to wind up; that the State faith should at al
hazards be maintained; and to that end a should be
levied fully the expenses of the State government
that the banks may appropriate all their means to the
dempiion of the State bonds.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-07-12
Annals OF Bank Swindiing.

CoxDtTToN or THE PHILADELrHIA BANKS II $3.50
AM lsi2-We learn from a competent source. that the
annexed was the condition Of the Philadelphia Banks on
the 23i Of May last
Net circulation, Si'VV"'uuV
Soo-io 222s 900
Specie funds W''Oo'
a somewhat Of a contrast the foregoing. we annex
the statement officially made on the 9th of February
1886 The contrast indeed striking. Then the ereu-
lation Of our Banks amounted than p millions
now II 5 but a little million Can We wonder
that bus iness Is contracted
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-07-12

FoRKEp OvER.-The Mechanics Bank of New Ha-
ven placing herself upon her dignity refused posi-
lively paw her proportion of the fees the Bank Com
missoners only some $50 or 500. Whereupon the Leg
sature very cooy to work and passed bill rescind
ing her charter the law take effect the ls of July
unless the tax or fee paid In the interim The Wings
sputered awfuy this but the sober second thought
had wonderful effect these bank gentry, and they came
suddenly TO the conclusion to notify the Commissioners
that they ready fork But prick of
these boated and puedup institutions how suddenly they
collapse-.Nt1e Era.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-07-12

The Weekly Ledger, is the title Of new paper,
the % number of which we have received from
Columbus, Ind 1t is small, bu: it is much better
than many larger ones could name and its Ed
tor is lad of some spirit, if We can Judge by the
tone of his 'leader' in this number We hope Mr..
X. Will make his fortune
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-07-12

The major of the Lafayette Free Press calls Ms
g Party hacks of months standing" Well done,
major; that month could not have been February.
for We advocated democracy before you borne
probably at least for the past . years As to the
q veteran IN Democracy" you call him, why have
not you some else answered the following
queries OF your neghbor We have nothing to say
To that individual at present, to any one who
respects not himself
Cr5-Wiii the lawyer of the Journal, the organ of
Nathan Jackson, Inform the public who this Nathan
Jackson voted for for President in 1871. Mr. Adams
Gen. jackson also, who he voted for in IS2S
Clay Jackson
GIVE Us light Maior-hold him up though it be
on the saAo'rs-LafayeHe .1dverfise,-, June 30.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-07-12

SERIOUS Loss.-The new line of demarcation
between Texas aud the United States, gives the
former about seven hundred square miles of what
has been considered the territory Of Louisiana. 1t
also takes from Arkansas the whole of the rich
county of Miller and part of Lafayette and includes
many of the most extensive plantations of the two
States
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-07-12

CEEFhe Wabash ROSTERS about this time, are
suffering the penalties OF their domesticaton-tor
our Elder Brother is there. and we were assured
that a,ted rOosters should every where be roasted
on his advent. 80 it be those who bear the
burden and heat ofthc day, ought occasionally have
to two dollars day and roast beef.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-07-12

Some Of the Hogs that rooted hard FOR ice
cream, and enough to have killed any thing but
hog, had probably not eaten any roast beet TOR a
month; and if they had received their two dollars a
day, they would not have exposed themselves by
breaking into other peoples premises Lord. did
ut they grab
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-07-12

M,N-TRAPPING MURDER.-William William,
of Washington, ID. c., who indicted for setting
a spring gun in a hen house, by which robber was
killed. has been acquitted.
Those Wings who have so frequently threatened
to rob our roost may take warning in season
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-07-12

Crttenden, who supplies Clay's place in the L
= Senate-to the shame of Kentucky be it spoken
was present at the duel between Marshall and
Webb We expect next to hear of his presence in
some bawdy brawl al the :" Five Points place
not long ago alluded by J. Z. Adams IN the
House OF Repr scntatiyes.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-07-12

More than ten thousand specimens of d. fferent
species OF plants, roots, bulbs, and seeds, were
brought home by the Exploring Expedition. Over
hundred are i've plants. and all have been DEPOSIT.
cd at Washington. We hope some member of
Congress VIII frank few. Wen puF him in
Icfurn.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-07-12
Statement Of The Bank. IF PLLladeIphia. Fe5. 1896.
s23.622,9l4

S2362%,9l4 Sbsbb,4y9
The above statement is from the Pennsylvania Enquir
er Ii proves the power of the Banking system and its
rag currency unsee business from the apex the
base Future generations will be astonshed that the
present tolerated it for one moment.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-07-12

Peter Van Buren, is president of the second Ward
Clay club IN Albany -Uhig paper.
The ID he isl Veil, vot of it His brother
Jack Van Buren, is drayman in the same city.
Who caresl
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-07-12

IsPoRraSr-It has been decided that Bankrup,s
mus paw postage on all letters 20 their creditors
says New York paper. Can't Judge Huntington
make similar decision Ii Bankrupts can secrete
enough to pay their attorneys 20 or 50 dollars why
not enough u pay their postage
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-07-12

CAPE Con TURKEY .-Hedderly has some of the
finest Cape Cod Turkeys that we have seen in the
west and he sells them very low. Just call and
see them before they all gone.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-07-12

WEST UNION BANK.-An Ohio paper publishes let
from George Collins Esq Commissioner for the West
Union Bank in which the following statement of It's af-
fairs is given
will give you something of detail The circulation,
when became possessed of the books. &c. about
$4,000. have redeemed the circulation, by collections
of the paper Of the bank to $4,000 910O0-the books
not before at this mOment-but my statement Is
very nearly To redeem the circulation found
in the bank quite 1000, of available funds have
collected of good funds 55 75IOO The debts and
claims in favor of the bank follows shown by the
books and papers
Seymore c. Renick, $4,000
Geo. :. Willis $4,000
George Reed, - 600
Milwaukee Hydraulic Manufacturing Co, % 600
Curtiss Reed, 10000
T.. d. John, 54O0
ID. s. HOLSTER, $500
There also bill for thousand dollars drawn by
John Phillips, and accepted by Sylvester x Co. New
York Ford Brothers & Co. payers. The bill pro-
for long before the affairs of the bank
were placed in my hands, Who John Phillips was is,
have been able to ascertain; Ford, Brothers q
Co now know, but understand that they were mere
"men of straw" Sylvester learn from a friend was a
little Jew broker, but his present residence able
to learn.
The protest states that Sylvester had left the place
which he was doing business when he accepted and that
his residence not known. Nv friend before mention
ed, advises me that Sylvester failed long since
Tennessee paper praises the Banks OF that State for
resunaing and thus reducing the difference exchanges
A contemporary justly remarks
What singular of affairs has hitherto existed in
this country that merchants should be agreeaby suprs
ed when banks proper TO take less than per cent
discount on their paper and that those unprnciped
institutions should praise for being able de-
fraud the community any longer For five years they have
exercised sovereign perogatve suppanted the constitu
onal currency with their rredeemable paper and then al
he vain of he no AZ
every mans property at their will and pleasure They
have monopolized exchange, and charged II p per
for in other words have charged Ia to 20 per
cent for redeeming those bills which they issued proms
ing to redeem them demand par. And instead of
being annhiIaed for this abominabe imposition, they
ceiye praise for their magnanimy when they
take less. How obtuse be the intellect of commu
ni1y that suffers such iniquity.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-07-12
THE INDIANA
ATE Sc ~ 4 y Il L..
rNDIaN.POLss. JULY IL, 1912.
rNLnN. NIaILANoE. rERsEyERANoE.

The Third Veto Of Captain Tyler viii be found
m another column. IL will give great satisfaction
10 all honest men, Democrats and Wings, aud pro-
portlonate offence to all political knaves. The
bascness Of the Clay Chque's attempt 70 "hcad'
the Captain by The Little Bill a. II was called,
wall react against themselves with redoubled force.
Tlcy have laid bare their own trickery and dishon-
esty. Look under the head Congress
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-07-12

The Alabama Banks failed to meet the interest,
due on the lst inst in New York, on the State
Bonds constituting their capitals, and it is highly
improbable that another lnstalInent will ever be
paid.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-07-12

ca LEvEE Tariff has been enacted by the
City Councils OF New Orleans. by which they i'm
pose heavy tax uFon all Western produce landed,
IN order to raise the wind to pay off the City Debt
so that our Clay Wings will have now fine chance
to experience the benefits of their theory in that
quarter. The proposed tax is spoken of by the ST.
Louis papers with just Indignation We shall pre-
sent the subject III u explicit manner in our
next paper.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-07-12

PRIScEs PoLIsHrNG POWDER IS sold By IIedder-
ly. II is curious article for cleaning brasses
plate. britannia, &c.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-07-12

Don't that look good - asked one of the Hogs
who had Just drawn his tongue from tumber of
ice cream. Some half dozen ladies' who had Mt been
able to snatch a Ju regarded HIM with mixed
emotions -
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-07-12

An eastern paper requests Jew that shaved a
man with spoon TO call at that Office Cincinnati
Post.
Where's Barnett -! We hope il not him.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-07-12

Col. X. VI johnson visited Charlcs,own, Ind.
on the 9th instant where great preparations Ia,
been made FOR his receptions.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-07-12

PENNSYLVANIA = IMpoRrANr.--T The House of
Representatives has passed resolution by vote of
- to -, declaring the Distribution Act unwse and
inexPedient, and another, declaring 'any impost of
duties on foreign commerce coming into the United
states, beyond what may be necessary for revenue,
oppressive 10 the consumer" This eyinces 4 noble
adherence to correct principles. and prove a
dampcr 10 those who have chuckled over certain
indications ,rifingy adverse to these doctrines
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-07-12

], j. rumored that there Will be another rcvolu-
ton N the President Cabinet We have no doubt
81 It and that Webster, Forward and Spencer will
bc the retiring" members. The sooner Tyler gets
I'D Of the rio the better VIII it be for him and the
Peop.e oChaage. Change Change"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-07-12

One of the Hogs at the public gardens filled his
coat pockets from the tables, and watched by a
person, who had been rooted out As he roamed off
to enjoy his plumber with his lady lore he remark
ed, "Nance guess we didn't jump that fence
for nothin I've got lots" He felt for his "plun-
der; but alas it was gone His pockets had been
cut off.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-07-12

BY the-by. what Indiana VIII have four
celebrations on the fourth Of July in its immediate
vicinity, except Perrysville !-Peryysuite Stand
ard.
indianapolis. We had grand farmers dinner,
and rally of the sound hearts and hard hands We
had most glorious, beautiful and holy celebration,
by the sabbath school children and their teachers
had grand military celebration; We had a
loud temperance celebration had lots Of bal
looms and fireworks; had large social party
at the public gardens into which broke 100
two legged hogs, not Of which was cropped, but
all ought 10 have been. Ant we had great many
other things. to tedious too mention. Barnett was
moi here
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-07-12

Miss HAMBLIN THE MuRDEREss-Ths young
actress, who recently killed her husband in Mobile
gave herself up and was admitted to bail on the
22d ult.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-07-12

GRuSrER.-A hog, reared in Cumberland county,
Me, is now being exhibited M Bangor a prodigy. tie
weighs rs lbs.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-07-12

THOSE Hocs.-We have concluded to postpone
publishing the list of Hogs for time. They may
look out, however.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-07-12

II Is said that the hemp crop promising this
son Rogues will please bear this IN mind-especialy the
po0r devils.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-07-12

From TIE STAT WAR.-fien. Stapp IS still
IN ne field. The war RACES. Who wants the whole
history Of It Tor 81 cents Send the orders Or
what Is better subscribe for the State Sentinel and
get the history q tie whole world and more too.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-07-12

~ Aa1ipofE FOR HARD TMEs.-lncrcased in
duslry aud 9od economy, We are pleased 10 ind
are every where claiming the attention OF the peo-
pie. IT, addition 10 the changes which having been
deemed necessary 70 make, in what may be proper
~ termed the staples Of the country. our citizens
are turning their attention 70 other objects, though
minor in their character, still they are hardly less
important 10 their result. OF these il may be said
that lax is raising. and wool growing far be-
yond any thing which have been usual heretofore,
with suitable preparations and arrangements for the
manufacture Of both Much Of ths Will be done too
~ families, which, hitherto have attempted to GO
but Little ia tins way.-idiann journal.
That's our thunder-which used often to let
of ytar " two ago. But then, the Journal went
IN body. soul and brceches for Bank SPeculations
and Governmental Relief. 1t uses the above argu-
rnents now with the same view that many Of the
Wings have taking the benefit Of the bankrupt
act-to avoid paying It's debts Of two dollars a day
and roast beef. Instead Of seeking relief from Go
vernment, We are now recommended to obtain 1t by
hard licks. That doctrine may do for Democrats
but Will hardly answer for men who never knew
what il was to sweat. Where's Barnett
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-07-12

"Don't touch my hat" said Hog I've got
it full of cake.
Nance - said female Hog "carry this hand
kerchief of candy it : heavy
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-07-12

The steamboat Edna Wa blown up noar 81.
Louis through the culpable negligence or bad man
agement Of Charles Conner the engineer. and
great number Of l..cs consequently destroyed.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-07-12

CLASSICS by TuE CoRD.-We have here IN the
West an editor or two whom we thought could not
easily be beaten in a task Of crowlng the greatest
possible number Of ''cIasscal illusions" into par
agraph based upon the most common topic but we
certainly give up and knock under, for the present
to the following accoun, of the style in which the
4th instant was to have been concentrated at Ge
neva in the State of New York The writer must
certainly have been "fresh from the shop
In accordance with time-honored custom. the
citizens of Geneva Will celebrate the glorious fourth
with imposing form, due observance, and most Ii D.
eral allowance.
At sunrise, our Flag-the mantle in which lib
erty was wrapped IN It's cradle, sxty-six years
since-wIll be run up hauntingly Tapping 10 the
winds, and salute fired.
In the afternoon. the mirror-like surface Of our
lovely Lake will reflect living tabeaux of youth and
beauty in wreathed festoons the steamers decks
During the day. not of old will conduits run
with wne-the costly gift of bloated wealth, TO sub
servient crowds, Bacchus-lmpeed - but instead
thereof good mother Nature-Aquarius presiding
Will offer the Hygean draughts from thousand
Jets.
In the evening, armament, brilliant with
evanescent consultations, pyrotechnlc carnations
of Edges sparkling mind VIII be offered.
LAST AND CLOSING SCENE.
The Firemen of Geneva-burning with patiotic
ardor and decorated with their go rgeous uniform
and cquipments-wil march through the principal
Streets flashing with their torches nt0lerabe glare
on murky night-now terrific in their convolu-
tons, resembling the tortuous folds of the Lybian
serpent-now modulatlng their movements will
deity tread, in Doric measure, strains
of the Amphion Band-the winged hours" mean
while attendant and Fastening the consummatioa
DENoCRATGc REvIEw.-The July number of this
magazine, being the first number of the Eleventh
Volume, comes to US much enlarged and improved
in form and quantity of matter. Without any in
crease IN price, the amount of matter is nearly
doubled. The leading article, % the Modern
French Judicature," is from the pen of Gen. Cass
our Minister to France, and is very entertaining
The articles on Emily Platter, the Polish Heroine,
and the Gypsies in Spain, very interesting, both
in matter and manner. An article on the Influence
of Protective Duties, shows, by example, how GER
tainly the nation is impoverished that adopts that
system. The d" Rhode Island Question is very
ably discussed, and should be read by those whose
opinions that ubject undecided. There are
many other articles of literary character of which
we have not time to speak particularly. This num-
Der is embellshed by fine steel engraving of the
late Theodore Sedgwick, the best picture that has
yet been given in the Review.
We shall publish the prospectus of this work in
our next.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-07-12

TALL cArs.-Jucge Wright. Of tins county.
brought Us he other day a small sheaf Of oats
which were . ieetaat az men IN git, Cln any
body this side Of -, Louis beat that
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-07-12
4. ID. BILLINGSLEY

wing meeting was held in New York on the
DIST ult. 10 nominate II. Clay for the Presidency.
The Herald says "Altogether, it was rich, Gu
rlous, drinking, noisy, cheerful, registering out and
out New y ork political meeting, full Of sound and
fury 1t also says, that "the barroom Of the "Na
tiona HALF (the place of meeting) denseIy
crowded, aud the potency Of brandy and water was
exhibited in all of yells shouts and basphc-
my" 1t is not surprising, that under such inau-
ences. the meeting tolerated proposal to take an
oath "that Henry Clay must be President Of the
United States -
Several very heavy manufacturing establishments
at Lowell, Mass. have sus ended operations IN con-
sequence OF the pressure oi the timcs.-tusccnrncs
Ga,efc
Indeed. nj has ths happened since the wings
came INTO power Since they restored confidence
and made the times better Since they raised the
prices OF produce and prosperity Since they gave
to the labo.ng operatives in the "heavy manufac-
turing establishments" two dollars day and roast
beef! Why John. Did not the promises Of the
federal wings made through your Gazette tinglc
your ears when you penned the above
6-5-Some time ago It was announced that Mr.
Egg,eston Of Switzerland County, had resigned his
seat in the state senate. We learn now, that no
notification Of The res gnation has been sent to the
Governor. Can the Neyay Times give US any
gat on this subject II looks little mysterious.
Several times have buckled on our armor
and entered the field under the banner OF Henry
Clay but the campaigns have always been unsuc-
cessui. '-BOstou Courier.
We'll, try II again; hang out that banner and VIC
assure Mr. Buckingham that he wall once more be
choA der to make, the iederalists may take him N
as 4 candidate.