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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-02-15
Approved January - lSf2
SAM Ill BIGGER.

fiua~rnh tb- In
d,.ee I pros '-h. q 'r preceding law Il Is published al ie request
AZ act for n reef f ne borro,es 4 The sinking Fund
Surplus RereaUe FHad and other Funds and r The betteT
SIC l. b. ralri s ~ s,ri .ep n fi Sa, II T,d.aua
That shall BE- and hereby nal tire duty ct the ares ~ opn''s
fund iand, payment
rsrrs m und. i've wears s and alder he ira January
l-2 on the present monsasc, fr security deeued sufficient o.
oilet - S-fst addhai security Whenever sue" EXTENSION
,.r The interest 10 he hereafter charged and payable uIsn said
cNocfa THE
s1li fund upon which ne sl' r. rinord g. eight Ief cent
lii b. ed insufficient By sud commissioner or AGENT
Subsequent purcr~r Nssascd pren~,s,
other pr,cn interested -lsi reasonable noe gse a.i"y
additional security or on failure 20 si'e .ch addnsh -ffnhs orc
I The amoint 81 s uirilnes ~uC r"ef -h' ~ dIaIs'o
a the benefits Il tbs aci and m such ot-g te no,i - ns -
g. n an where lands have hen pare sed by tho
state e" nini o any sale made GA Nfe'- eNrn lg l,, n
be- allowed % een the same ~ a time within N noni- "an he
The amount which due such 'aare a ts u'r " 'e ~ae
el''-'s q. a, ',ri, ~ l-'nS' ~.,h an' "" ,,i
neIe t.r. T.', i,r ,,e 81 , 20 ,, , ,s b
interest Al te rate Of seven per cent per annan payable annually IA
sgc5 Whenever noreacd security any 81 tic
funds ih. oeatd and een oed E sur bet
nc "d CIR want o iier- eich and such ce i' mort
Though forfeiture bad taken place, @ lands -en
mortgage ~iit, Provided shall h.
so construed rs io affect R prescott Of interest he surplus Rev
SO an judgments ''i rHered sg1lrs Rrvrrue
:" dis ars i same s hne "d VIII -"ns 20 ihr 'ers It
iir inh
tlef payable d yr. from e date slid brnds together with
Interest "a ile rate o eight cent annual, m advance AMI - -sTi
said bond hei and approved u aforesaid i AGENT 80 r~r~"'
inning charge Of ai iufrnrn shall uu'ies satisfaction
t.lcol upon The record OF the wlh said judgment WIS fen
drrrt
e. Tho drulu, indictment .laaioed 10y the aos com,
ia"'d shall have 'e eiehh
ot tl-, hh giving ~ufi0ittu stfuirl-
scfnd section o The act entitled an al re
eultln. te e state 80 Indiana approved rem
uau l- allows higher rc o Interest tah PA iRf 'euh
/ per aui De- aud be- IS hercs repealed.
o. tiHf relate 10 u"
reduction shall u r attended Co te c'nni} 81 n"
40 laws passed a. thi- scson aiioEn greater
rate of iic CODES and ~uans Reeve
and per te Common soHS fund.- IT, and TIE
f stunr lft irr. rffsrlicd.
eict and be be frre im and aaer is
o,..,re IOuN n. DAVIS,
SPEAKER If the Il,.lr 81 nelff~s ni,iives
] HALL.
/ Preside % b.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-02-15
:. uNIoN. VIGILANCE. rERsEvERANcE.,,
INDIANAPOLIS. FEBRUARY Is. Isle.

Cc5-On the first page Will be found the excellent
speech Of Mr. flanagan, on the OIL withdrawing
the Trust Funds from the custody and control OF
the State Bank about which the Bank minjons made
so much fuss representing II to &c bill To prevent
the Bank from issuing the shinpasters they love so
well, &C.. the subject which Mr. Marehall,
the " sleeping lion" Of whiggery was induced to
give a splurge for party effect. On the same page
will also be found the report Of Mr.. Ritchey the
subject Of Lunatic Asylum, which, out Of charity
TO the wings, we hope to established. On
the last page viii lie found the report of Mr. Hen
bricks on the su jet Of making men temperate by
force Of law-an admirable document. With these
we wind up the Legislative matter. and We hope
20 have space hereafter to devote particularly
TO the ladies' and those who love them
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-02-15

4 meeting ~ The cktus Il Mann tounty vii BE- hell
House >atu d4y lst. tss Il February,
Jos Tire purpose pf adopting preliminary measures ior TIE
formation of Company tte completion Il TIE Road
Ifi, sect - inen., interest - OPT county, and np
iaf tanned 90 success "a - u pei %. cInpctlns
ttc Road, % tlke h..i 20 . Nl.h sf44t
Then ~ every Cflcl OH o. ice meeting. a. which
ana aihcs itarnatpa vii re pre-
scented. wa satisfy tle people th4t II ley Wi A. tho
H.. d.. g. d. ,.r. d
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-02-15
RY AUTHORITY.

~ fCT for ns reiief 81 ne b1rTssrs n Ls SiakaR
Fund. Surplus RersHus. and Oker Faads, and Tor ne
bite s~crsrfng fie grFas-nf fhereJ.
D. 81 eac'o ~ Gensri fs - STg = fsfgrc.
T.rI' shall ~. rfs .is 4 - A=-s-
Coirle Punt. -- Fun a No.
Tie sars q sas funds me % and a iF si aas ~
Jinuary- J. r. ~ present. t-~d -sshi Prstd
D. fd-
hai D. cni-i ~ he eatensn 81 inr here
is contemplated b giving knd coil g1iAn wrh
csffs O. The 20 -ch ~ eSeet
lu 40 te srsy Hofgaec tfherwrr,
shat any h. derived Insufficient sod
fhe f th- HHsressrd psrtns
person -aSs~fsc
- all
The henIts &C t aud sad han -ti - dofsi airf ken
and sd,
cfiing Z, the &C iie law % tFce-
SIC ,. a. a where lands have ~rn purchases ~ TIC
State ot Indiana ans sale made nhrS ~ hsE ifuus
elr ui said finds toe hi heirs -is
% ltlfn ntcslits rr
Satisfaction 81 sad 'onnssione7
aent the which inr - nng1rr the tinr
ed AT dnc
payable rens, te iHtsFr-t o. ~
advance
of fo rh11cri on ekt-ndet
at
kan and shall D. aide annually ga advance.
and act srlu NJ extend o.
@ hams of tl surplus Revenue funds uiIsh sid
flnI 81 Rank
This and afer IT, publication IN the
Indiana journal and stiane.
| JOHN W DAVIS.
Speaker 81 De- Hose 81 Representative.
SAM III NALL,
President 81 iie Senate.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-02-15

Queen Elizabeth being visited by Mr. Popham,
the then Speaker Of the House Of Commons, asked
hlm what had passed IN Parliament. lie replied
'seven ceeks.' The may be said Of the Wing
Congress. SereH tceeks have passed by and up 10
this hour, not act # general nature has been
passed. When the wicked rule the people mourn.' :"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-02-15

GIVE stated few weeks since that certain
ficts had come into our possession IN relation 70 tae
unparalleled villany of some Of our Fund Contais-
sloners but We were induced TO withhold fart. CT
Information for the time beng, the matter had
been laid tefjre of the Invest eating COMMITTEES.
The Report Of the Sennte Committee wall be pub
lished within few weeks We hope, when that, a.
well as other yi.lan.es WI. bG manifested in an au-
thentic form.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-02-15

Two DOLLARS DAY AND RoAsr BEEF,
those who voted for the wings were to have. Loaf
ers may get two dollars day by stealing it, or
taking It in - currency, and farmers get one and q
haLf cents a pound .tor their beef! DO they want a
change
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-02-15

VINO pmNurLrs. '-iIa' la, Ia Hear
what wing rapor- themselves >ay Of them Both
plper> named below are Of that kidney
RArurn Out>ot Tile Cd .tor of the {, lnubus
% Frrelian has struck las lfg. on winch vas In-
~crhed the name Of Henry Cay i9r lhe next Prcsi-
arucs. lie says that hc placed tine name 81 that
lIutir.ou- >'ate-msn ~ tire head ef h- paper the
hope az being instrumental rails ~ the Wing
party on Wig uen aut ~hig prtuelp.r- BAT tnat
hope has proved VAN and lu,ofy. Ali the great
leaders ofte v- PARTY, he avs are now ~ swords
po ais. II, pr.uci ple---sIip can tell what they
are IT. mea-urrs. d.t.ated and repealed By -
own instruct IONS auI o., o~n votes
". fear there more truth than poetry ln the
above remarks.-Lmrrcncstr sh BeIc9a
The Hon. NArnA> +. DixoN. L. : Senator from
RAnle I.land. ID n Ma..-ngtan. on the %
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-02-15

MARRIED,-Mr John .uoOH to Miss Catherine
GaliOp.- Phiiadel phid Tn'es
Ths Il the first time W. ever heard OF the Noon
getting into a GaiioP.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-02-15

JAS. II. CRAvENs.-lt seems to Us impossible
tina, the assertion of the v Y Courier. in relation
to this member of Congress from our State. can be
true The Courier says be was paid Ten thousand
dollars for voting for the repeal of the bankrupt
law.
II this should be true. he would hardly again rep
resent his district in Congress.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-02-15

ipfi fl t'e custody tf f lTy 10 llancs-
II Indiana. dlt frhfaB AHA
BOND fnirf~d ihe Htu.k Cont erasnal q
1h srtr "a b. il ans who Do lodge htu ti@
n % sal county. N DUNG ue n- tsr 90 sd tsln
uiers ta b. = Instant. IO-EFn ANDERSON
Ieo.7 is4 3i-iN- snelu Il L.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-02-15

ABOLITION AND DISUNIoN.-lt seems by late
Washington papers that Mr. CHIrrENDEN has given
up has the House of Representatives To LA
WITT, the editor and reporter Of the Emauc pa,or
aud that brrcy the reporter for Garrison's Idber-
a;or had been admitted within the bar Of the House,
while by the rules all other reporters excluded
ON the 9TH Mr.. ADAMS stated that he had in his
possession two more petitions for the Dissolution OF
the Union one from New York and the other from
Pennsylvania. lie said he mentioned this " to show
that the feeling which Influenced the petitioners
Haverhiil. was not confined to them only" On
these subjects words are for the present Inadequate
TO express our feelings.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-02-15

NATIoNAL DEBr lNcREAsED.-rhc Clay wing
party in the L. ;. Senate have increased the Ma
tional debt free millions more By striking out the
proviso in the Treasury note bill, which provide d
Tor reduction Of the $1,000 600 loan ofthe Extra
session. TO the amount OF The Treasury notes about
10 be issued.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-02-15

CIRcuIr Court or THE 5TH DIsrRICr.-Ne IN
wife attention 10 the communication of Judge Morris
on. in relation to the laws for the regulation of the
times for holding Courts IN the 9th Judicial circuit
which will be found IN another column.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-02-15

p,pr1,yISG.-In another column VIII be foun,
the Address with which Glent~oFth preiaces M
disclosures of the great frauds OF the wings
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-02-15
oTuE REVIEWER REVIEWED. "

We des On, next week, to give our readers claw
yer-like" article. already written IN two hours, and
which, for elegant 'extracts" quotations. and par
dome fuc I'VE would like for the Iawycrs to trans
late that,) viii show. at least that apt scho
ars. Ii we are to have ''humJHggHg' canvass,
our Iatcver Is the man. We have schooied in the
caHrdss of 1910. Ii we are to have a sober appCai
10 the judgments Of our masters, THE MASS of the
PEOPLE, We thank God ON them our earthly
trusts rest for wcl, or for woe To them, We pro-
misc nothing To them, look for JUDGMENT !
We may "Pyrrhus IKE. y improve upon the tactics
of our enemies. But while we have strength -
and if not strength, Cons JUSTICE, on our side -
while we contend for Our FIREsIDEs and our AFFAIRS
against the spirit of .NGmmou, what cause have we
10 be disheartened None. none. NONE,
we sleep not! DEATH OR VICTORY -
Look here. reader! Do You know how to fight
skunks Yes! Ne-y good Our ''Phaia"r" i
ready for the charge ~!
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-02-15

REsresArroS-we learn from the Nevay Times
Of the 10Th inst. that Mr. EGGLEsToN has resigned
his scat in the State Senate. Rats desert sinking
ship!
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-02-15

MAIL RoBDERrEs are very common now a-days
eastwardly, perpetrated no DOUBT by unrewarded
pipe-layers. Wonder how Daniel Webster enters
them on bis " new books -
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-02-15
Annals Of Bank SWindiing.

PENNSYLVANIA Is now reaping the bitter frui;s Of
Bank connection and Bank suspension. The Phil
adephia correspondent Of the Journal of Commerce,
under date Of Jan. p, says;
"Such day Of confusion and inactivity in all
business never before have witnessed in this city
All seem to have folded their arms aud now appear
10 be awaiting the worst. which by universal con-
sent seems be admitted - yet TO come"
On the 3lst the Bank of Pennsylvania was clos
ed by the direction Of Governor Porter in order to
save the State Deposits, and secure other creditors
The amount of the State Opposite about $500
coo, and the State stock about Million The run
on this bank commenced by the other city banks
who succeeded IN abstractng from its vaults about
$50 600; and was the result OF a conspiracy
which they had entered into for the purpose OF
breaking 1t down, and preventing the payment OF
the interest on the State debt, for which the $500
600 had been deposited.
The Branch OF the Bank of Pa. at lIarrisburgh
had also closed doors and refused to pay over L
the clerk of the House Of Representatives
$1,000 which had been deposited for safe keeping for
the payment Of postage. Thus IS the State honor
Frustrated by her connection with Banks
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-02-15

ATTEMPT TO Ron \ GKAvE.-On Saturday night
last an attempt, which proved very nlgh success
fll, was made disnter corpse from the old
burying ground Something probably frightened
the thieves. and they dccampcd leaving behind a
hat and pair Of shoes The latter immedi-
aiely recognized by several Individuals belong
ing a negro, not delegate to the State conyen-
ton to be held at Terre Haute, believe,) and
the former. the hat, left at tins office for nspec
ton. Il the People would discover The rascal. who
doubt DOCTOR or the Cry-stadeni-Ec0 Of one.
they Will be pleased TO observe which OF them
wears different hat than usual; who houses
himself TIL one would be somewhat worn.
We have the names of parties supposed be impli.
Gated. but not disposed to publish them on CIR
cumstautial evidence only. The negro, As pun
ishnent, should not be 1t any degree great, as
the student BIS.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-02-15

The Texan prisoners taken by The Mexicans at
Santa Fe have arrived at the city OF Mexico. 1t Is
supposed they Viii be liberated, and that war Will
be made upon Texas We have half a notion to 90
and take command of the Texan army, and give
the rascaly MeNicans h!
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-02-15

e5-The Evansville Journal shall be attended to
n our neat.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-02-15

CINcINNATI BANK RIoTs The Enquirer says
The Council Of this city have entertained an I'M
parchment Of the Mayor and taken measures for a
trial. \ similar movement has been made against
the Marshal. The ground of complaint is alleged
neiiiciency and neglect Of duty, during the late
riot.
\ man named BRoUsE. indicted for participating
in the Bank rot Ia, been fined five dollars and sub
jec;ed to an mpr sonmeut of three days upon bread
and water.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-02-15

WHO'S his FATHER !-FIELD, well known "a
- Straws," OF the y. O. Picayune. has youngster
about q months old, named Charles Dickens
Field lie already begins to cry out - I'm devil -,
and to ask who the j." ID ckens" s hi father. Dick
ems Will probably call, aud give his lite name sake
a pair OF breeches which he Is sadly in want Of.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-02-15

STAY LAw.-rhe Wing papers of New York
have publ shed msstatrments IN relation TO the pas.
sage OF 4 stay law by the Leg islaure at its recent
session. No new stay law was enacted, with the
exception OF an additional stay OF twelve months
IN cases where "bankabe" paper Is refused, and
specie is demanded to satisfy executions. Ot course
no injury can accrue TO the Banks, the Wing pa
pers aforesaid contend and lament.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-02-15

AMERICAN PioNEEK-A number OF this work
sent to the other day by mail, but letter post
age being exacted IN consequence OF the usual en-
dorsement - Please notice" &c, we did not choose
take it out Of the post Office. If the publishers
will send Us a copy with not word written upon
it. we will notice" 1t in such way we think
1t deserves. We would have paid the postage, but
the truth Is almost poor the beggary
Post Office Department itself since 1t q" fell among
the hungry wings and We don't think 1t right to
support the Department any more than we can help
since the Pipe-layers got It into their clutches. By
the way, If the publisher OF the Pioneer has - any
thing in particular" to say TO Us hereafter, ad-
wise him to borrow a hnt from the yankee trick
dcscrl bed below from the Buhto Commercial -
4 FAIR HIr-Ihe following is too good to be
lost. 1t was written on the wrapper oil new Supper
that passed through post uhicc few days since
The 4. NJ. General must prOnuIgc some new re
gulatlons TO prevent the TRANSMISSION OF private IN
teugeuce by means OF newspapers, or give uP beat.
The wrapper forms part Of the package nei-
their postage paid thereon."-P. VI. G..
EZRA ID. BARNES, ESQ.
One Paper. BrKo>, Michigan.
Now | wish to have it understood by all the p.
VI. aongth route between here and ay out there
IN Mich, san-ahd there toO-thaJ We are all well
down here IN DE teytur, from grandmother TO little
/ buB aud also that there writing within the
wrapper, or tine margin OF this newspaper-no
underscOrlng, dOttng, or puckng letters or words,
other netnoranda-neVertheiess enJoln It upon
hun OF Byron 10 tear oil the wrapper aud examine
II closely, and them on demand, deliver It up to my
brother, u little south OF Uncle Jake Canouse' -
we had poor sleghng, but very IH turkeys, Thanks
plvlng day long nIght and short sermon from
Priest Johnson before ChrIstmas-a good deal OF
wind and some weather, New ear day-bcLs ing
hing and LefieS dancing thro' the eveuIng-mOncy
scarce and post Oice circulars plenty ever since.
COMMERCIAL TKANscHIPr.-Ihis is the title OF
large penny daily just started IN New York, by
KELLOGG X TAyLoR. Since the death OF DR..
GREsN, the oid y. y. Transcript, one OF the best
papers ever published WIS discontinued. From
me appearance of the number before u, we think
his mantle has III, and that on shoulders which will
not disgrace IT. Ii the conduct of the paper ia
future be what the number before US indicates, Il
viii be truly Commercial Transcript" We
nope IL Will receive patronage enough 10 enable The
proprletors to send Us the Daily through the year
in exchange. Our Ueekiy, Erird, and ruHer a
Daily Will be, We hope, an equivalent.
65rThe aew BROKERS ship, or agency, which wac
to have been established by an TX Governor Of this
state understand VII not 60 INTO Gct'oe opera
ton on account OF the bill to abolish The Office o
Fund Commis sioner,' thereby rendering II neon
yenent for the x.Goyernor to visit Florida at the
states expense. Mr. j. Will probably 90 witt
the business in New Orleans.
4
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-02-15

IMMEDIATE RESUMPTION II PENNsYLvANIA-We
learn by the Cincinnati Enquirer OF late date, that
the House OF Representatives OF Pennsylvana have
by vote Of II to II amended the Resumption bi.
80 a. to require IMMEDIATE RESUMPfI ron.
II was thought the Senate would promptly concur
in tins amendment.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-02-15

MITCHELL, the wing Congressman and great
forger reported TO be at large lie looked nearly
as enaciated his friend Swartwout, owing 10
too much confinement, ana being deprived OF ms
wines and oyster fxlns. suppose Biddlc Swart-
won't and Mitchell had been farmers or mechanics,
aud had stolen pitchfork or jack pane Where
would they now have been Probably IN some tat
ufice-poss IDLY in the PenLtenuary.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-02-15


STATE BANK OF INDIlNA.-Some msapprehen-
sion prevails ut a distance in relation to the time
fixed tor resumption by the State Bank. Tie 18th
Of JUe is the day named by the Legislature, and
that day the Bank must permanently commence
the redemption OF It's notes, measures viii be
taken to wind up the concern. minority OF the
Legislature in favor OF an earlier day than that
named; but the majority, DESTROYS OF leaving no
possible room for complaint Of harsh dealing on
the part OF the bank men, postponed the day far
could be done consistently with any Of JUS
tce towards the community. For the same reason,
the law paying the Bank debt Treasury notes
enacted. The bank treated as tenderly
if II alone had been the sufferer by It's misconduct
IMPRISONMENT FOR DEBr.-The adjustment of
Imprisonment for Debt by the Legislature of Indt-
ana has been noticed and the act spoken OF m high
terms by nearly every paper IN the Union. The
only exceptions those where the editors are
poor miserable pettIloggers, too gnoran or too lazy
to get honest living and who, by cheating their
taiiors, are enabled to wear a tiue coat aud SWIM
die, by fretensions to winch they have no CLAIM.
enough ice high out Of unfortunate and distressed
debtors. The opposition OF these rascas prevented
It's passage years since.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-02-15

OUR BANK NoTE IABLE.- The continual crash
ing of the swindhng shops, called banks, in every
direction, renders it impossible to give any thing
like correct quotations. What might be quoted at
10 per cent. to-day, tomorrow may be worthless
We advise the people to cschew all kinds ofpaPer,
and deal for nothing but specie or trade Touch
not of the rags; but if neceSstaed TO do as
certain how much specie YOU can get for it, and
allow that and 10 more. BE sure not to keep a
bank rag beyond the hour for the arrival of the mall
NOBLE AND SrApP.-The Money Article writer
of the y. Y Herald, Jan. -, thus speaks of the
financial operations OF those . AGerat and eHLght-
ened siafesEeu," as the wings dubbed Noble and
Stapp, not long ago.
We have recently published parts Of the report
of EX-GoV rnor Noble. OF Indiana and the counter
report OF Gen. Stapp, on the subject Of the State
debts The results of the statements on both sides
show the danger of sending men inexperienced in
financial operations to negotiate large loans IN W all
street. II Is apparent that 10th gentlemen sadiy
aaiscdrried, through their icapdcy To contend with
the refined skill of Wall street. Mr. Stapp made
some sad buuders which he acknowledges. Mr.
Noble mas too little charity for his motives"
Some five or SIX months since. the Herald took
occasion to puff a certain Tx .Goycrnor; and We
soon after heard rumors about a doceur of fifty dol
lars &c. dc. If paid, however, its receipt seems
to have been forgotten, another Is desired.
In an article few days previous to the above
the Herald says" the Heto commissioner pro tenn
IN place Of Mr.. Noble has been raising money IL
this market" We should like know who thi.
pro gentleman Is, and for what purpose he ha:
been raising money Is it to pay Pipeiayers for thC
summer campaign What is the object, and where
the authority for the act
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-02-15

Tie Hon. NArn4> r. Dxo>. L. ;. Senator from
Rhode Island, d.rd AZ Washington, the 20 d
J1uuary.