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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-05-25

let rods
Chaplain.
Lynchburg Lodge No Il arranged in the ,ame order.
virginia Fnrampneh NJ 6. /. O. q. +.
Orator and Chaplain.
thIci =.
The Procession will proceed down Main Street 10 the
ls Pf'>hl terrain thurrh on arfvlu. the lmrel III"
line VIII open Ia The right and left. and face inward.
when the procession will enicr from the rear.
EXERCISES At THE CHURCH.
Anthem, by the Chmr
Prayer. by RN. W. :. Reid.
ode by the Ch3ir.
Address, by WM. s REID. Jr Esq.
Prayer, by Rev. NJ. }. l.anghome.
Ode by the th'f.
Bcncd. lection h, E'v. C.. Fmucy.
Tho procession will Thea Iurn and proceed up Mlin
Street 10 the Lodge.
The public respectfully invited to attend at the
Church. Capr. Sam'l Met nrklc and Mr.. Francis :.
Muller are respectfully requested 10 attend a; the
Church fer the purpose o ea1,nz tsr ladies and gen
tem"n who may WISH 10 be prcs,ut during the rNcr-
clsrs. rrsrrvng III the centre OF pcws. sufficient
NUMBER # seat, inr the members Of the Order Bogs
H not be Gdmed. until the meu,bcls Of the Order
seated.
All l'rphcrS in good Standing. respectfully inv-
led Ia lt,i lis III thai ,Hrra
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-05-25
CITIZENS and SYgsfSssEs%
LOON 1T TIES.
Hnrgnin- n"nii YOU, call and see.
-
fIOghis.3 stare

n IaIJ0Fs Ercha0rr coInrr Vou MI fnd b. Ir,7p'.
fiO!himS !SiOrc,
" here rcaoy made Clothing i, sohiat prices 10 sut
Hc tiHIfS
fE'llE st BSCElBER having just returned from
the NoHp, lases lils method ct informing his Gus
toners IN town aud country, that lie is now receiving
his
Spring and &urM.NcT GCGd..
which hr variety aud ceapnt4s canno be snrIas-tl ii
tSsn come op To- Among the Goods comprising his
rloek are the ldoMng articles for Spring aud Summer:
toats, Dress and Ffock. " bite Linen. Grass inen
Brown Linen, Check Linen. German Din, Gan,ir5on
bingham, thaUbly, Colionadc aud MrrrunacI Prints
All warranted we'll made, Of good materials and latest
style Pants Of every description, in quality aud style
Also s" ct the nea'est aud cheapest Vests before
llered To the public.
My prices Tor coats vary from S. to go
Pants FROM 81 SO.
rss from Z ) CENTS IL &,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-05-25

'EHlE SUBSCRIBERS are receiving Lar q AMI
general assortment Of STAPLE NJ rAst, III,
GOODS, 1aot EGiis. 80 purchased III tie Northern q
ties. al urea derIme IN prices.
The Ladies alr invited Ia examine their ST cL ui
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-05-25
E.I.vd GOODS.

which selected with much care, from the very late,
lmporlailun, eplt,ls1,u1 in part Of
i anry BcAflns new article Tor AIDES Dr,ss,s
Fuulard lieraa,s
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-05-25

1 : 1t may arpeat II Is notwithstanding true. that
the subscriber, Bank Square; forposi,e the ne "
stone building. - nov op+nhg
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-05-25
~ IFTHTF--
OKE< .SN.D lI.Hr' !sTS,.V.r.

Rich aud ncNhaushle beds ai lhlguctIc AID hnefnn
lie abound on the nnd. aud through the nrlaibai
htpd-ihc rcmoi, oil which hitherto usrd * dsia
less than mile-thr lime stone vi fine quality Is d,
aimed at the distance nj 800 wards.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-05-25
III H. DT.s'ES.

All the buildings hr manufacturing Pig metal G.
lihes. for which the metal is peculiarly Adapted
eotiIuodaon "t hands. teams. Sc. including n W
hiii Sa& Mil are the place. and IN good condition
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-05-25

,pril ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-05-25

En- Crcrk May y, lSi3.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-07-04
Goddess OF E.ifer.y.

We rather much out of the way To have niue ],
10 do with Steam Boats; but friend, who Is well
acquainted with the large and elegant boat Goddess ct
Liberty speaks of her IN terms OF the highest praise She
large airy and we'll found aud commanded BY conpe
tent and obi gng officers One great recommendation
that they never heher natural speed being equal
10 that OF any boat the She Is owned, be-
iicye. in ~. LOUIS
Our friend has handed vote for President lately
taken tins boat Dat of l2i votes taken % were pe
mocrais aud 81 Wings. The deck passengers, mostly
Democrats aud also a few of ihc Democratic cabin pas
sengers, refused 10 vote Though this result shows
Wig majority among those who did vote IT IS tar dier-
from the usual steamboat votes "enera''y' they
prove 10 be four or five Wings to one Democrat-ihe
being generally the industrial classes and the
former gentlemen of leisure and profession Never mind
when our Democratic friends a steamboat ride,
on the word of friend, recommend them To Try the
Goddess of Lii erty
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-07-04
Bunker Hill &c ebratiOn.

Every thing relating tins celebration appears TO have
occurred the mo agreeble and happy No
unpleasant incident reported So far as regards the
weather II favorable.
At early hour in the morning, crowds collected
on Boston Common aud Bunker Hill The military
mostly under the Common by eight O'Clock.
But IT was after ten o'clock when the procession began
to and nearly twelve the advance reached h.
Hill. The distance of lis course through the various
streets four FIVE miles aud every vacant place
along the occupied by spectators The 'Sons
of New England were repeatedly chcered TO which
they readily responded.
the advance of the procession reached the HILL the
firing of salute and the ringing of the bells of Boston
and Chares,own commenced. At this time, the entire
square OF the Monument, which calculated TO accom-
date eighty thousand persons, nearly filled with spec
taiorS, among whom, seats prepared nearly two
thousand ladies'. II about clock when the first
of the civic procession reached the square. The military
halted outside, formed in double lines facing inward.
let the civic procession pass through The Brigade Band
was IN front, followed by the Executive Committee
a carriage escorted by the President and coach,
drawn by four bay horses The President cheered
he rode into the area and aghtng took his place
the stand.
The soldiers Of the revolution came next Their APP
pearance excited the highest enthusiasm The number
of them hundred and eight; twelve of them
engaged the battle of Bunker Hill three Lad
fought at Lexington, and present both places
1t nearly o'clock when the entire procession
had arrived and the of the commenced
prayer by the Rev. Mr.. Ellis Of Chaestnwn, which
introduced them was followed by the Grafton Of Mr.
Webster
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-07-04

BY the following from the Savannah Georgian, we
learn that of the hlg-fe robbers of the Bank, of
which gave account short time ago, has been
acquitted
.4cquittal Of Lang Le,cis-As suggested day or
since, the jury selected try this indl, dua for
participating in the recent Bank robbery at Columbus,
hpvc acquitted him. The jury out thirty hours
before coming decision, during which time they
came into and asked for the reading of of
the testimony. We le from n gentleman who was
present during the trial that the evidence against Mr.
Lewis very strong, but that he had friends the
Jury who would convict him. There Is divIs-
ION in the public mind TO his guiso he Will remain
convicted IN public estimation
As soon : the verdict known, the city bell was
toed aud large meeting of the citizens called.
of resolutions deporing the outrage done JUS
ice resolving petition the Legislature To change the
law concerning the selection of jurors, calling for The pub
LEGATION of the testimony against Lewis. demanding his
nmc date resignation Solicitor General, and
mcndimg all persons abstain from personal violence
towards hIm but give him To the notice and consdea-
ton his conduct deserves unanimously adopted
Thomas e.. Mckeen, charged principal in the
same robbery, has had his continued the neat
of the court on the ground of absent testimony
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-07-04
i,ll OF .JtslN.

Arrangements for the celebration of the 9Th at Pkei's.
PTeSiieaf-B. Blythe Foc-PTesi~e7t-iohn Gun
Comm tee Il irra igcmeatS-J I'm Hunter, Harris Tyner,
John PhippS. Jos Cayor J. r D.ske Henry hia,zer,
and Wii~nn.
Re- fder II The Dsc!1rJtio7-Jos. T. Roberts.
d. dior-iierVey Brown.
Chi5 Ea1Sh H-A,ion Johnson.
4 'sisfa,fs-B Lawhcad, Geo Taft, John Hincr, D. G.
Gale.
Committee IF Tgos's-r Rarneii.
Comm tee Of Sinsing-E smith b. TyneT, H. Parker
ChaP'a'a-p,ayer by Rev. John Bi,ee
BY cqne>i Of the Appointing Conme the State SeniI-
ne. and na Jnurna pl pub In lh'se proc ed
iugs Tn CoIluel It. Colonel. and VI j0 Of the H. gime
requested 10 TO take chaIge OF 4 conn -
MICS Conn mics 'ipvlied. The viii be pre-
u red 10 u form camD duty Monday light. There l.
fsi rat a. urc fb the rSeS pel Committees will
attend Al half past eight O'Clock
J. NJ PUIpPS.
T. MILTON PHIpPS.
BANNER LAWHEAD
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-07-04
How IL WIS done.

great flourish made few weeks ago. hy the
the Federal Treasury for which they took great
credit Whisgery. The L. > Gazette. its money
,cle of the 18th inst clears up tie mystery which nvov.
ed this fellows 1t is paying debts according
to he Wing fashion. Ivy borrowing the money:
Much .pccuaiion has been aHoat lately where tie
Of Treasury has procured the for
dseming the ssOOOOO0 Treasury before the
3uih iunr next. We believe the inquiry
The SECRETARY has Obtained The ALL Except
the banks have agreed To redeem ard hold hut
will previous to the DAY named invite proposals for a
loan. bearing interest at fire per cent. for which
these Treasury will be received in payment. The
Information have from authentic
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-07-04
Death Ct Doc,or III i,a Brown rr.
J. NJ. PUIpPS,
!. MILTON PHlppS.
BANNER LAWIlEAD

At meeting members of the Second Pres yisrian
Church of indianapolis. held IN Saturday. July Isl l>i3
Meri Esq. chair and Nr- " m j Hub nd
secretary the gncd appointed committee Ia
draft Gamble and resolutions expressing The sense o.
the meeting a follows:
1t having pleased Almighty his infinite wisdom
10 ike himself highly esteemed iIend and brolhl
Doctor Elisha Brown. Jr by di>Iensaton Of Prov cence
sudden cct,d. aud deeply impressive; therefore
Be IL Res irei That while 81 deeply NOUN the
loss t. ourselves # brother down the spng of
life during his biief residence amongst US io '
intelligence AID professional promise and requirements, or
hi amabiy and religious character; we bow with sub
mission Affections. and cannot but Iejoce that IN
example aiies with and hat our loss Is h> gam
RsOlrei Thatw ten he btre we'd paIens brother
sisters and relatives. nceFei s!mpaes ioT thcH s.
eat sudden and affective.
Resoired That thanks due our fellow citizens fol
king practicable elliott he deceased, an
TO recover his to1y.
Resolred copy Of these resolutions be Transmitted
to the parents and furnished Tor publcar
in city newspapers
On behalf of tho meeting
ksfaHAN.2 Committee
:. YANDES.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-07-04

To- l.. WHIrE the Coon candidate for Congress III The
second district years tried to get to be editor
of a Democratic paper at Madison. But he was too We
known The il corrohorated by certificates from some
Of the first citizens of Madison lideej. we are not
aware that he denies it, But this Is what they csii
.'whig dyed IN the wool. n, i ,u5, he Is aud one OF
that that would work for party Which
paid him best. Tie must b. city nan Tor hon
est ,rhigs Il there are any that dist send I" Con
gre~s Have they frsoiten Tyler too :. don't they
curse him down there We know Of other coon ed.;oT
who have offered D edit dem icratic papers tor pay
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-07-04

people. Unlike the Col Sanirita1, he tells III the
locos horrible pecament AMI he really feels
sorry for their deploabe condition and instead OF pOu
IN oil 10 heal taeic at he soints The alarm with hi
political trump and showers down their nnO-
ecu; heads what is called in hee latter days. hig goss
II amusing + efforts made by this chamPOn
of whgseTy, ex2in away the arsumen'sc nt,n IN the
pmphle entitled Fact for The Peop-," and 10 excite the
public mind against IT, The hides II the wl come
IN Au.u, without any Ouoie and no mtlke Then hides
getting ve.y slosdy these dissius fc dun nS
the vomor speech. the hides Of Of them
open about inches just under their From this it
that The process OF SHINING wal be both 10 The
subject and The O. er.tor Yours ~ haste, J.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-07-04

We learn from the Buffalo Commercial Ad, cruiser that
:. the Grand Jury have presented indictments
against Orlando Allen and John X Lee formerly Vice
President and Cashier Of the Ban. Of Buffalo for perjury
in swearing to the amount of the notes of that Bank
circuation which sworn statement handed To the
Bank Commissioners The defendants were then ar
ragned upon the indictments and pleaded gull
". The counsel for the defendants then mo, ed that
they be baed from day to day The Attorney General
said he could bail and the prisoners were
committed to ia -
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-07-04
The Dying GOnft SsiOn> and Statement.
Of 4. J. Bsinct;, EUitOr 4 the Ausii:ss..
HpOii> journal AMI Spirit GG 1910.

II is very questionable whether this Barnett is far
advance in every qualification essential To fin shed
scoundrel any person the How dare the
hv poccal wretch address himself to tie people # ndi-
How dare he ak the people OF the H""srr State
support the leading wings Of the party How dare lie
give counter towards the election oi Joe j.. White
dare he speak favoraby of the Wing clique in thus
city How dare he walk the free >o OF this land
ard pouie II with his unhallowed touch
II longer since than last at the White
~ plur Springs Of Keniu,ky. whittier he had gone to
d'e that this hear'le-- kna.e Of human kind DECLARED
THAT THE PEOPLE WERE INCAPABLE OF
GOVERNING THEMSELVES = THAT THEY
WERE TOO IGNORANT FOR SELF GOVERN
MENT. AND THAT TIE ELECTION OF CIR w
NY HARRISON MAS CONCLUSIVE EVIDENCE
Of THE FACT" lie went on further !" sly.
THAT WHILE TIE DEMOCRATS WERE AR
GUING GREAT QUESTIONS. INVOLVING
HIGHLY IMPORTANT INTERESTS TO THE
fEOIL@ AND COUNTRY. TIA ALL THE
WINGS II ID TO DO vAs TO SHOW a BNN.
NER. \ LOG CAIN. \ COON >KIN a G0URD
OF HARD CIDER. A CANOE. AND CRY TIP
AND ~ 1hat he s~id su6fcaenf- He also
marked, thai he 0s'oDished that The hadhg Demo
Gratis Lad not ont flror IF the docirine-rHAr
ERNING THEMSELVES" He stated. THAT IT
WAS A Doc rRINE THAT MOST OF THE
LEADING WHI'iS OF HIS KNOWLEDGE Full
LY BELIEVED"
This not all he said, nor it all the truth he
told
lie also stated shut Joe l.. WHITE WAS THE
GRANDE>r KNAvE OUT OF THE PENIIEN-
rIARY If EVER lie WAS A CAN l.
DATE AGAIN HE WOULD PROVE Things
UPON HIM THAT WOULD ENrI'rLE HIM TO
y CELL IN THE STATE rRI>ON-rHAr HE
WAS BLACK HEARTED REICH. AND As
HEARrLE>S a SCOUNuREL As HE EVER
KNEW" Nor did he conine his remarks 10 Toe he
ais, >ad that ~ He LEADING WINGS OF NEW
ALBANY WERE TOTALLY DEVOID OF EVE
RY PRINCIPLE OF HONOR; THAI \ MORE
DEPRAVED SET OF BEINGS He NEVER
KNEW; AND THAT HE DID NOT BELIEVE
THERE WERE FIVE HONEST LEADING
WHIGS IN INDIANA" ard that lie NEVER
HEARD OF MORE CORRUPT SET OF MEN
THAN THE lie NDERS OF IlIE PARTY WERE
IN THIS STATE"
What think y"u If the picture. fellow citizens II is
drawn bv who has considerable know ledge of the
char spoken of and their senlIinens That such
deiraved being this. should. after expressing such
views have the umblushHg Inpudence and the daring 10
cast elancng look at the people again much less
Falsely charge Van Buren, with ndvoc Iug similar doc
tfnes shows del til of corruption seldom To BE- with.
Aud there possible for him escape III, st
charges. He made them Frequently did he over
them similar remarks and that the presence
than two. three gentlemen gentlemeH
of the first standing.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-07-04

CISING There coined at the mint. in New Or.
leans dufins month of May last hundred and
fur thousand dollars of which upwards q" SIX
hundred thousand dollars gold Tins makes the sum
of two millions three hundred thousand dollars coined IN
that Branch Mint the first Monday of las, January
Tbs is one Of the Mnts which the Wing Congress
Iabore hard break up, under preence that Its officers
hal been exavagan, the purcha'e oi furniture. but III
re,:itv coined money of gold aud silver in
stead of paper There is great deal of exiravagance IN
tie habits of people at New Orleans private as We
as public hu, that would ~ poor for destroy ing
every business establishment there.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-07-04
Wing "s'r;s,c ID esq

Judge Sample, the wing candidate for Congress in the
district. opposes, understand. the project of As
sumption of State Debts and trbuton of Public Lands.
The Goshen Democrat enquiries:
Where's Bradley Why don't he come to Elkhar..
and give a blow There twenty wings III the
county who they won't for him. and they
be siraighiened up before election We would like to
have Sample and Bradley here Together TO hear
against tie Assumption of > ate Debts. and the other for
it-one for Distribution and the other against H. Would
nj such exposition of Wing principles be fun
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-07-04
scnnsori:rl NCnlir a-iOn.

William Mitchell has been Illuminated for Senator IN
the Lagrange district. MIR. Mitchell was member OF
the House last winter for hmsef the respect {"
all who became acquainted with HIM The North had
but few IS any, influential OF useful members II
our friends know their Interests they Will elect hin
and have end of legislative outoonery -.Norase"
IadidRiaR
Well done, If that is not a back handed compliment
TO the Northern members, we know not what Is
Whv the William Mitchell alluded 10 Is not Gen Mitch
ell Bassett; and sad that but few except chamber
maids remember the other. What did he do, when h'
rcas here Basseit to render him famous
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-07-04

4 Curious FGcf.-The Indians said 10 tame Wild
horses by breathing ty then nost The buffalo
calf hid prairie too ak 10 follow the herd
when the hunter be thcd furiously into hS nstIs
will follow him into camp like puppy The other day we
had Young Durham calf hid lett by IL IN ther IN dis
tant pasture When found, was wild and etfeaied we
caught and beahed into is rostTlls-afeT the second
attempt il followed the barn like dog-GIoucseT
Telegraph.
We rather suspect that there Is some truth IN the
above A great .oco blast has up INTO the nos
@ of whggery and the poor coons are as tame as the
Gloucester editors calf Skin EN-
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-07-04
ElCcfiOm~.

As well as in this State important elections take
place Louisiana Tennessee, Illinois and North Caro-
Ina In Louisiana. tie election Is held IN the first week
in July and is for four members of Congress In Tenn
cssee Governor and members OF Congress are to be
chosen the IN this state and the election takes
Mace al the same Time the first Monday in August In
Illinois and North Carolina members of Congress
h. -, ais he d.y.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-07-04
re rs itcsi-,ica.

After several weeks triiI nave finally forced VI c
Gaushey resign his Senatorial cihce IL came like
drawing teeth thou n for after he "a written the letter,
he kept several days IN his breeches pocket We will
get in his place in the Senate and the your
Walnut Hner' will hea, him FOX Congress. Never mind
Ned YOU have to gro,o some yet aud also to hal
ance accounts with your friends Beware the ides
Of August.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-07-04
DrONnCd.

We re.ret 20 state that DR.. Elijah Brown uniortu-
naely drowned on Friday evening last Accompanied
by some friends he bathing in the river below the
bridge and b-ns unable to swim taken by the cur.
beyond his depth and before any aware o
his danger, he had .u k into eternity. d. D. an
amiabie and highly honorable gentleman and tn only
who were with his virtues realize tn los.
TO community. Truly, In the midst Of life We are IN
death"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-07-04
Abolition Nomination.

The Aboirionists of the 9th Congressional District
have nominated the Hon. JACOB BIGELow as their Can
dIae tor Congress We understand that Candidates for
the Senate and House from Lapore County, to be
nominated The Aboliiionsis are determined know
their strength in State and for that purpose very
generally organizing We hope they will all stick to
;Ieir tickets feel considerable know how
many they count
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-07-04
,ycssrs. Whtcsn.bm.. Bright.

Democratic candidates fr Governor AID Lieut.. Go,eft-
will address the people At the iow ~ tins sna Places.
when all IN favor Il rsleemng the >iae from n,i'sic ~
60 ruptIon. arr requested 10 he present.
Nors-ihr dsy Ieech-s will gei orally b. rlaie 40
and N In the evening cal, candle hsa'ln2
ioN for The Of travel lie msdc = 'hoss
Warsaw. on Thur.i,y. Iuy 9th (earl.
Leeshursh. same evei'iug
Go-hen. Oh Friday. Iuy 7ih.
South Bend on SATURDAY 10 Ssh.
Michigan City. Mo day. July I0sh
Lapnric Tuesday. July lih.
Plymouth Wei e-day Iulv 18th
Rochester. on Thursday. Juy 1872.
Peru. on Friday, July liih.
Log anspori. on SATURDAY.. July 18th
Delphi. MOI ,isv. July I7ih.
Frankfort. on Tuesday. Juiy 18th.
Craw forlsviie. on " ed,. sday. July 81.
Niliimsp'ri. THURSDAY. Iuis 20.
Prrr, FiIiay July II. / O'clock.
Eugene. day at T. VI.
Newport on SATURDAY.. lUly @2d
Further appointments will be made shortly
IT ere always a mai, vi WINGS u93a tie Site
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-07-04

lTThe Coon Gazette at New Albany copies lying
article from Journal and credits the
the State Sentinel This is done, suppose, TO give
some pIausibiiy the lying article If, IN fact the cot
ors of the Gazette know enough TO discriminate between
white and black. which must confess is somewhat
questionable We wish friend of the Democrat
would voice the deception
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-07-04

We copy the following paragraph from the money
article of the New York Herald We have The book
prepared by Mr. Webster alluded To, and vouch for
the correctness of the statement, if need be
When Daniel Webster Esq entered upon the duties Of
the Secretary of State. he had prepared book the
comparative tariffs OF all nations. The object 10 for
ward The protective interests and procure the passage of
the tariff which is destroying trade That book
tanned table of the imports of American produce into
England with the duties paid on them in England. The
results of that table follows:
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-07-04
CARLYLE. ILLINOIS. Juxr 81 ISL:

To THE EpIroRs THE INDIANA =" STATE SESrISEL: :
The campaign for Congress has opened an all the signs
are favorable 70 tie a>cendancy Of the Snr Of Democrlc
think we will OF the me ntcrs q which
we euti led. ", thoroughly Democra
aniisiiT Except for ST L del IS
d anti federal whg,ery ali is forms As L P.cstent.
Mr. ' n Bn en-, is decided t choice Of ne people
l. would not be great trium t elect any else.
& 10,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-07-04

fEl>bit> NH L., JUNE L. 1917
MESSRs CHAPsASs-The p o>psct> for Alr Owen. cleo
un ihink quite favorable many Of The Whi-> this
part Of The State oI posed all Banks, and VIII fo
10 nan that ilvos them Nj Payne goes long and loud
on the Ia If dOJsng the Bank question much posi-
he. lous &c A.