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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-19

GIVE cannot foflcar 70 spe.k Of n, able AMI efficient
service which The Sentinel. organ 4 Indianapolis
q, red during tic The brpadies which
the conductors Of that paper poured into the
cmv told with remarkable effect The writings Of The
federal proved that every shot with unerring
certainty We feel proud Of you gentlemen. and thank
YOU for ysur gallant couduci The democracy owe YOU
much aud may te assured they wall discharge the
debt l. there state Printer re elected tins win
ter If So set down Carroll ard Clinton ,r three vo,s
Wherrs Barnett Non est ooSHeafbHs il ssvGmf0.-Dei-
pki Or0c'c.
We thank our cotemporary Cor his complimentary express
sion- good wishes. which fully reofrocae. some
of the hest shots during the late thrown from
his battery as readers know A. for state Prner~e
are at the service Of the STATE and shall be salts led with
the action Of our party whatever may be- In relation
to Barnett give specific Information though
there are various ahoa, It would be cruel to
al re the poor fellow IN his present condition
In addition the friendly paragraph OF the Oracle,
have the following. which equally entitled 10 crate
lu acknow Judgements:
The ChaDnans-The Chapmans have fought we'll
and deserve neil Of the party. Their Sentnr and Coon
skinner have contributed materially To triumph, and
we hope they viii with meriied rward az the hands
Of the people The state >ernfI The largest sheet
The Stste Al Is furnished at Two Dollars pr
advance and is well worth the money They Will be
elected stare Printers without doubt aud thai viii be
some Ic..f-Gsshen Democrat.
Sac ffYWer-ihe Dtiiht pid0W eaNs ta1 hienN
Cha mans may expect their senatorial district to them
their votes for state Printer. We think safely
saw that Old Franklin will add their word 00kriHe
Democrat.
Extract from letter from Carroll county a friend.
..We must elect the Chapmans To the office Of Public
Printer next winter viii 20 for them both hands up.
They done good service cause during thu
citing lnsi cosed. One thing A. Ia Carroll coun-
~ Is worthy of remark She only county fhe
STATE fhrf NEVER 4 VINO LEGTsI ArURE.--
She never has. aud trust God. she will.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-19

", DEMOCRAT nil accebf eJTce at RE HANKS
81 me 4 pier 0dnqfHtstf afion.-Gh,bc
Ergo. Captain Cam a, Ili,rai..li- has denied tho
democratic wan BUREN, fsih AID rsirr la
like manner have Dan ID sloan Richmond. and 4. l..
Gohe at kuiehisi"wn. The price "f fp-pennv n1t
Post Office oath Of aieg John Tylr Aelv
castle Courier.
The Globe said any such thing here imputed
10 IT. IL has only. a faithful sentinel should d. warn
edihe democracy that Tyler's design make in
road INTO ranks hy of the "pairouage" which
he wcIds |, has d uh,ed policy Democrats TAX
place ia the CaJncf or Of otherwise l,nfifviny
themselves with the "Corpor.Is Guard; ia other wo,d-
OF taking Office the price for their support Of + Ter
Further than this has gone On the contrary II
has admitted the poprey OF the scceI 4 appoint
mens 10y Democrats. when voluntarily and uncondor-
ally ie drred to them. - much for tie G. ole.
As for Capt Cam, the statement of the Courier f we
may believe Capt. Cam himself. ey ia-e. And
think. by the that the Courier and al tie Wing pa
pers. would he well employed taking Of their
traitors and time servers. they IN troubling
themselves about the integrity of individuals of our
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-19

% be- a. Nan p,s, . .. - no N tn, ' ne ct q
or,dt,f ihrne id~s p feet, thence - - deg
= t t-nce deg r feet ." Vain street h,"es airs
D. feet tstHr rre f beginnings uUEazcd ty James
". nonlen pln inier,sf. a. ss-j O..
,,las"s a. 1c tar. :. esS.r ~ t,,io. ,,a .i sr.
inc 81 le. 20 'e,ner 'rn'e p p 20 stake thence To-
nenlm'u Thonls o.. line ~ ress 20 enr ata- -l
line - sc o. ,h pL,@s e ,esn9ns all, l1 q s - g e
Compton, mill TIE head gate deg DOWN ie
.'i 'aee p rae' - .f,he ~nre ~ DEG j ! 49, oa i.ss
NO. .i-5.n.a = .frs' a,7 81 bees m''s'srd
tss a. 81 Sc ~ =, = cee.e,as 10 a'fr' mo''s'sei
A'r,tpr i,ai .ioprg enrr ~ tesuqror .eo H.
- nn-s ~ rnniHr thence -h poles o. stake tn~e oi
ia-- MEANING.
".T,t'~ahy tn'h'ny l."is~ t''7. in,ere" &c so =
The hi n ~ no u. ~ hat pa ~ TIE Rrlnond ai
~ BY leni e''R "'g'si by David Hook Loan interest SC
Part n tr ha of the qror e2tl2r west beginning
M " 'fnfr ~ f'd a. rlnnins 'hence ,' ltr io star
rn.r r7--a ~ William han Interest, s5.a
Psr II ks part Richmond. 1ti OFT by
jeremiah Cox beginning he 81 -1d ha nnn NC
,'e.fs ~ ler' 1 c - ire, t's"e e 81 81 '@ Il
mnus7Fed hy jo-eph rlir: ,su interest, SO s5-i O..
rc. sse a. ae re- On pas- Ie II book r Il tie o'a
~r's1seS ~ Wsa watson p@n a'e. sc si no 20
- bali - - -. - That put 81 ne 'G,ssh Of H', ,
loan Interest A. 500 -
The m tls.rI2e -
''her es- tom n town '' m - town ~ D'on oenainias be
win kan. Interest, sc s5si s..
r,r Of the ., and pr e The Of sec Is y
wei inied dsethi r-'nri i~s V g. 10 the e
eardrrs also another
o beg ming the 4 smith limit lind running thence
thence bounded
TIE rs tie Oh hiu.er ana on the by I'm ~ Hunts lnd
The 'r''- containing 80 moHsasrd ty Paul
i.sr-h loan, interest, &c $50 -.
Ubhe Counfy
TIE hr D. all, tho m The oi
r. si~' the hlif"ftr 81 p a~' The Of e
nst-red hy Rpniph Ere1riv - -
The fractional qT continuing 30 % 100
notsasc by William " Kenton loan, interest, &C. ST.,
The hail 81 n " qr sec r. %. W. continuing io1
ARE. moura-ed by Van MoCorosk. lan, interest SC 500 49,
The haf II the of SIC 5f2i, c,nasnng 50
acre.; Nins,n; iofn S16i -
The ~ NJ VIZ Of mr. aa, ~ &c
n Il ec T. ~ mosaged by Geo
X. Bsrley loan, Interest, * SCI -.
Lots and 81 l1 % 100 acres,
mcrslsed by Thompson Cose pan. interest sc $3.50 -.
The n of The 3. ", ~ 81
81 f'rt RnkeT. loan. ~ s.
The qrof the 81 - D. mrs also the hall of
ile "f sec = D. a' the h'f of the Il
t2i containing al 9I r,rig'se by saac Bee
and VIM w. krn0n &c 81 ~.
The hf 81 tie n aud halfo the Il 3G,t
hall 81 ,
nj 30 nea.ed by Jacob Mel interest >5
The of acc p, - W leo morteaged
by s@o'er Neklr and "fiers. ban, interest \ $50
nueh 81 the Wfrg1eed each
pr'ncpl interest dam and and there be-
bladder the Nil If the "n'hi
Of the h+
five the purchaser the annual, adVoncr aud
The i'ni Ia forfeit immediately fer The h"eht II ibe state the
i'u
paid Hecornrl, paid aceriine The FIVE
Tfe1sr, Nfe thu Rank debt VIII De received
cash " IN ci The ahve al the interest due aud the
of pn"ceed
~ be- hsd thereon uniil anodlier
SAMUEL MERRILL. PsdeHt Sniiss Fund
ORcs S,ak,sy Fund, Indianapolis, Sept .,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-19
I',:c Democratic Meeting.

Vt the meeting held Saturday last, for the purpose
of discussing the poprey OF n>,ructing the Delegates
the National Convention from tins district. definite
ton had and after much time spent IN arguing the
subject IN rs various aspects bv Judge Wick, Gen Drake
n. Bolton, Esq aud Judge Morrison, tho matter
ferred back the People for consideration in township
meetings, will be by the proceedings. The Cass
had the weight of and the advantages of the
doctrines of policy and erPedency always popular in
this State in their favor; but think it Il much more
doubtful matter the ca strength of the friends
of Van Buren, and Cass IN relation to whom the meet
ing principally divided.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-19

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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-19
Et,siiHlp., sllixerNi.y.

This institutions located Blooming ton is increasing
in prosperity. The annual catalogue shows the number
of students be liza much larger number than for
several previous The fees in the college proper
sl2 session; hc law department: SIS se~sipn aud
tho Preparatory department 81 50 per SESSION Board
from 81 80 to - pr week There two sessions in
year-one commencing the first Monday in May The
other on the first Monday in November.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-19
Con. CnSS.

Do the friends Of this gentleman wish 10 blast his pros
pect. forever that they similar TO that OF
Mr. CaIhoun's friends and which is es,ranging them
faster than could be done BY the enemy proper Judging
b, the of l.e Harrisburg Argus, led this
conolusiou-ihai the Argus Is not only enemy De-
meoracy under the suise of friendship aims destroy
The gentleman il pretends 10 support.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-19
To EDw. DELoyY. Clinton, La.


Extract from Mr.. Clay's speech in the |.
s. Senate. March |. 1872:
"I.ct me not be misunderstood. and let me
cntreat that may not he mi>undcr- ODD.
an, not a9so-aiipg h- rfrirai Of high pro-
tectivc tariff am fer abiding By he primo
pies Of nc compromise act an for doing
'rhai M southern MN Of a fir or caldi !
mind has cv,r dcnicd-giving 10 the country
rerenue ,rhict may prosidc 70, he economical
srdItfS ~ tn GDcernHcEf. and al hc sam tim
give an LNCIDE.NEIL protection 70 hmm in
dusiry. ii there be here single gentleman
who will deny the fairness and propricty OF
this, shall be glad 10 see and hear who he
-
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-19


DEAR SIR: was absent from home when
your letter arrived, which will explain why 1t
has not been acknowledged at an earlier
period.
You are right in the opinion which YOU at
tribute to me ON the subject Of free trade
So far from desiring or aiming at substituting
system OF direct or internal taxes for duties on
.Imposts, as the means of supporting the Gov
eminent my object has been the very reverse,
as ! have often expressed in debate. One of
the objections have urged against high pro-
.tective duties, Is, that ii would hasten the pc
rod when a resort To a system of internal tax
alton would become necessary. | am, and
always have been, of the opinion that the
duties on impost and the proceeds of the sales
OF the public land, are the legitimate sources
OF the revenue of the union, and that it will
prove severe trial of the Federal Government
whenever II shall be forced TO re sort TO
internal taxes 10 meet lis ordinary expenditures:
under this impression, as well as for other
powerful reasons have steadily opposed all
schemes of alternating the revenue from the
lands, or that were calculated 70 impair the
source of revenue from the imposls
With great respect, am. Sc.
J. C. CALHOUN
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-19
Particular NO.icc.

All notes due this Off able in produce cash and
all accounts fn advertising job work. must he PROMPTLY
settled. Also. friends who call Office for their pa
pcrs. requested attend their
possible. Three four behind which be per-
United. II.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-19
The Civ Council.

Commonly called the "Corporaon. taking splendid
Canal Bridge and the in the vicinity
What pity Is thlt hogs should at large especially
beautiful street. while 1t takes these officers
such pains To keep ~ repair Who says the Corpora
ton wont be repealed when they attend we'll TO their
dufie
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-19

Our paper of August 22d contained paragraph from
the Evansville Journal mpugnng the pecunlary charac
of The above institution From explanations since
cci,ed. fully satisfied that injustice done To
the college aud these having lis immediate direction and
very checrfuily make tins correction.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-19
LO:lCer, and Friends.

For the accommodation of our friends IN general and
"aers particular have enlarged our sanctum, aud
have pro-, idcd table for their We beg them now,
for the love Of order. hereafter keep their spoons ont
of dish other words stick 10 their papers
and table, and let alone
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-19

IL y long sinking fund advertisement occupies the
first page II must be many of
readers for than oneio particularly,
because the fund Is poor well that of the loan
office the last page that onl, pay about third
of the price of advertising The law requires
both advertisements io b published sixty days. We
think three weekly publications. giving sat, days notice
of the dssquencic detail. and short general notice
sale weeks before takes place, would be better
than the present arrangement. and less expensive 10 the
debtors upon whom the assessed We shall put
voluntarily
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-19
Cssr EXCHANGE Z.

Ous Exchange last Is extensive that find il
sars To curiaiI it, We shall part with many old friends
with regret but necessity l. When shall
be better able afford II, shall he haPp,
acquaintance Those papers there which DO get ours,
will please mark of their books for the present.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-19

The Wing papers of New York are much divided as
whether ii. party snail attempt make rally
the State election The C0Hrisr and Enquirer
Schemenily argues no-mosi ut the oppose. The
Courier fight shall be beat. aud will be
Land Mr. Clay. The others urge that far APP
pearanccs g, certainly II argues the greatest possible
weakness when n party dare all-and
that the effect Will be quite d>hearenu- and injurious
Mr. Clay. And then they add Qhe Wings celebra-
ted Cor their excellent sentiment What high duty
they the country To- die. Il they must the
fate gone coons eating y.sntly &c The di-senti-
parties will probably compromise their difference
by agreeing do their before the election, and
then when they get thrsshed, swearing unanimously
chat thew made no effort all-CkaTsston Mercury
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-19

The Bloomington Pssi says. Governor Whit -
the fslsiiy hi> word. Therein Re dif'ef-
much from certain Wig politicians We could name
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-19

IrCsle Smith. the Wig soap factory Coneres.m,n
elected from wa7ne District in this State. Con
eress BY minority VOTE He was opposed by TWO can
dses The aggregate Of which exceed h~ upwards of
swo hundred.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-19
Direct TayatiOn.

VIC have before alluded to the misrCpresen-
taton of MIR. CALHoUN's opinions upon the
subject of direct taxation. The annexed ex-
tract from letter of Mr. G.. to Mr. DELoNy of
Louisiana, we trust, will put the matter at
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-19

The Rush'i'c whg. the NInccnncs Gazette the
Evansville Jpurna aud perhaps other coon papers have
recently published pretended letter Of Thomas jefferson
IN favor # Henry Clay and the American system The
letter L. rrgern; never written bg Mr. Jefferson
Il first pub IN s3o ~ The f,,ca,ar ia the r.
l. >uha tern, and copied ITO ess Register. rs spu-
nous character Immediately exposed aud since that
tine il ha- se Toe sleep 1ca,h until recently revived
hy the BtnpTc American. II Is nov, again uase.iing
tic rounds If TIE Wing papers as az authentic document,
There can be- 10 doubt hat The Baltimore American was
Of The character Of III. r,~uscita,.l fraud
The Mig Eiiors Of ihs siae may not have been bu,
At honestly deceived, they Will hasten dl-aha-e their
readers We shall # they d, 50, Or whether they
val WINK Il tie deception.
The complexion Of the Alabanl Legislature is mark
cd b. b, old political hncs than ., bank question
The eie' o almost 900 upon tie
question o paving iAc STATE debt aud putting an end 10
State banking and borrowing ,ne hand and On the
other ia. banks and tl.ir rr.i..mabe CUT
rencN. and pas he Stale debts it Continuing % h,r,.y
Tie aubauk party carried The Dus "a all quarters.
and Niahama J. freed from IIfr ihraid"u The Bank
% Mobile All 70 aifh ii- own specie paving bl +
bot D, bot small otl compared with ~ hat hss been
inflicted upon il4ai mobile Stale.
Nr Ncnia e.ih. ''e,id TO Congress In Illinois tho
tal,i fi' state among other ink a. Wa
reported distant county on rL, aa, al .ir,,., ~,
b. had Suddenly died In another he lost 300 ,,,s Ia
ported that li- Old bachelor Tin.
cruelty 81 ihe matter that whsle IT, MAS being onps,
iar is n county i,s were opposing hin m ano,h
'r hrcan-' u SAID ihai hc Tire habit Il :, has,
ins h> wife
C"frroroa of Bosro~ -Rob-ri Ran,o,i j. rso
iias received hl- commission Collector "a H., r. -
Boston, place Of Sir Lincoln
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-19

Gen John Myers has been appointed Register Of the
Land Office Nincennes, place of DIR Hiram Decker,
I'd
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-19

Mother. said Ichabod, I'm goin 20 that nigger funor
Al. Tell father m gone a-biaclterrya
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-19
The (.r.l,iti ysCsEis.

Elections have been held in the following states, since
the coon campaign by which their political predictions
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-19

'"ttFoTon 90 BosTo~.-Rob~ff Ean,oui. IL rso
ias received i~ commission - Collector A. H., p -
Boston, m place Of Sir. Lincoln
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SCHENCK,S PiI MQNIC SYPnP

CASE OF INFLAMMATION Of the LUNGS
~ CURED BY SCHENCK'S PULMONIC SYRUP
The subscribe. hereby certhes that the month Of May last
h. WAS taken with chill which succeeded By hot burn
els pain my SIDE and chest troublesome cough e.pector
ated streaked with blood oppression tho chest aud
difficulty OF breathing. took omepurgatye medicine
but lever contnued and after few da family ply
nation OF the Lungs H medicine and 5p2ed
ber side, and attended me- Tor several days. On
18th Of May, commenced using Schencks Purn syrup
after having been severely III Tor i've days At that time had
bad cough, which tight ard the expcctoraton which
copous, consisted OF thin Whit H,ucu,-ny
appetite suspended- felt tghtncss and oppression
self had coa5drr bie Inward fever which was manifested
b. the burning Of the palms Of hands sch, t,t AID
general uneasy feeling throughout my became very
weak and treoie and much reduced esh After had used
and expvcora-d eowsh lookn. substance 1e,.mhIins
and would bring up by th4 mouthfu
When 'hl, occurred felt elev-t,he pain ubsided and my
Breathing became natural began 10 improve and con.
timed TO e1pecora freely except when had slow
when wond BE- rather tight: but when subsidized wouI
be loose agau About the 7th of June attacked with
The lniiuenzi which held me severely, bur after few day
commenced Using IL and it has completely regulated my
bowels and promoted sxpsooraon Not,gth.taEdrg m un-
pleasant feeling AMI weakn continued travel regularly
from New Brunswick TO NewYork and attend my business.
Nv friends would frequently with me- aud urge
me TO stay at hoEs; btt kept using the Syrup
had beside rhe Influenza several attacks Of cot and s'
using t- Syrup until this ,ims, feel AS If the disease y I
with the same ierllngs Of plsasnre as hefe,ofore
c. VAN NEsTE, New Brunswick, X U
New York Asg si3 Ste5s p W, rE p. Rsc.r
philadelphia Propri-tots Principal Office Also Tor sag ~
Peter $ Beekman is; Courtand 81, below ~
York-he only place where the gsnqin- eau s o. hn
Also for sale by j. c. Van schoonhovn s Broadway aea
NJ. Price 81 per bottle, six bottles TOR -. 30 o.
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CORN I,EGS. ARMS. &c

THE LOSS OF FEET AND LEGS NO HIN
ORANGE TO THE ACT OF W4ALKING.-JOHN
Cork Leg hlakrT &c respectfully inform; the
5et[sst M OF P,ke-s;fse. NywYok Cry where he
correct and least compcats1, having through n-cessi
" ipvented me3- and wo an ARTIFICIAL lr for 20 years
SUBTRACTION TO all who call him for LEGS, HANDS,
ARMS, or the COMMON WOODEN LEG auo 3m-
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