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The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-08-17

AOTiCE IS hereby given, that on BORA dav Of
~ June 1913. wit at domestic attachment
Was issved ~ me Joseph Wheeler, Justice Of
the Peace u the eoonfy Of vandsrhurrh. a. the
instance and upon the affidavit OF Richard North.
agsinsi the eoods, chanes, credits aud Effects
Of Simon l. Mundon, BY Virtue OF which writ
the following described goods and chaiisls. 10
at. saek 81 coffee. l70 lhs 81 cents per ID
harre 81 sugar. 246. ibs a. cents per b.. 1873
lbs { rec az "a cents per 10 nall barrel Of
A"lass-s ~ - ceuis per gallon, aud one sack
at sunnres one dollar. have been attached ~
the property Of :.e sad Simon L Mupden, ard
taai on The l2ih DAY of August i843. 10 o'clock
A a. my office IN Pigeon Tow nship of said
county, will proceed 20 hear AID DECIDE upon
said attachment, whereof the said SimoG L Num-
den and al other persous concerned take no
TIE JOSEPH WHEELER. J. P. fseal.l
July 20 3'-pr. tee So
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-08-17

BY the ancient laws Of Hungary, man
convicted q bigamy was condemned 20 live
with both v vs. Ia the same house ;the crime
was in Consequence extremely rate.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-08-17

European Tines sayss--
A few days ago, Robert Strokes, baker, At
Wansford, sold one Of his children, an inter-
es,ng girl, Two yeaEs ofage, tor ihsee gum
easl
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-08-17

On Sunday the ID inst by the Rev. A.
II. LANoN, Mr.. WENTWORTH ID. HILL
LIVER 70 Miss ELIZA +. ALLIS, all Of
this place.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-08-17
AUCTION SALE. NO. l--FAII<cAM-
PAI5N FOR IS43.

BY w "a, q. FELLOwEss * COS -
AN Msnday f,s.saa,. Ntdnrslhy. ana
- Thas-day. ne lDis. leih. 20 h, and 2ist o.
Srrtrinbtr. we viii unrr tur sale auction.
without rssefso, ne iafaest, most general. and
niost lco.aulele stvcA - FAN tsoo..s =, er eHraed
~ sac W~ssefr couusTV. CONSISTING ~ parg'sf--
400 hales 81. 8. % inch, -, 81 lnrl. and
81 ArtWn Csif"ns;
50 ralss b. and 7 8 browne Drlls. heayies'
bTasass
50 do 44sra Island iiae brown Ccatons,
las easss b. &, "a, Q 8, aud 50 bisariied
C0rous;
220 DO blue and fancy Prints, Of all qaall-
ues aad embracing the latest aud mosl
tashiouaDle st,its.
200 pseess blaze. oxford. cadet, bI'k, aud drab
Sauneis;
l.6v0 DO blue. cadet, and black mixed JeAnsi
i,4Vo do white, red, yellow, and green Fan
$50 do Cd MrnnOss, u oil eolOrs and quail
tirs;
$50 DO blue, black, mixed, drab, aud brown
Cl",hss
rs bales TickiaRs. assorted;
45O vircss Chrcks; 1000 pairs Blankets;
Also. lrrh lsisens. amhtlcs and Jaconets,
Blk Maslias. Lawns, Hollands. Hosiery. Cotton
and SILK liukis: SusprnaeTs. Iiovrs, shawls &
llanakstcieis. iutfoss. I..seads. Pln-. sc EN-
niaeing shr eniire range OF Dry Gaods; and
aisp large assortment OF Shoes, Hats. aud
Caps
tie whuls Turning remarkably attractive
stock. worthy the attention OF purchasers
throughout the Wsrtern country. Terms. cash
" s. FELLlWES. X Co..
Aes. - D. -alaIn street. Lopisvil~, Ky.
i.sT - ENsUsRs SA.ns
Isrg- Sails No. ?, i5'h. i7sh. 18Th. aud 18th.
October.
No. 5. 9th. 7lh. 8 b, aud 9sh. Nov.
No. 4. 4ih. 5ih, 6ih, and IL Dec.
1rTRegu,nr Sales dunng tbs season every
Tuesday.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-08-17

THr Gtoar % WaH.-col MeTzn. the Text
81 Cemmi-.iausr. ~ iestrr 20 the editsrs 81 the
Nsw Oflsans Trepie. says tha' u 1900 Mssi-
cas- troops ssut - CampsashY % sabdus the
fusa,an-ss. is hes been slsarly ssssr aimed that
only t.0o0 rstafnsd! Thsf- wrrs 2.3oO 10 ths
expedition sgsiass M-rids-s00 II ihai division
are sii ihst eaa hs iosnd - - baskl black ssss-
"a snd esh-r reAnes. fhlua~1 their raHks daiiys
aaa ts-en.on, iuasihrr wttlr~hai ~sre Killed in
~ diiisfsa, sngsseasnts, a,usi assosai iaF he
ba.aass.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-08-17

PRESIDENTIAL PURsUITs.-Tns Rich
mopd Why says, ''thrro i samsihing IN me
chase By weak mau. oi dignity hks that Of
the Presidency. whish lFrssstahly rvniinda one
81 thst ancient amussHisnt anisag shr kutsns-
ths trying 70 ovrrake heir own tail. The hi-
fis crss,ure spins srouad forever IN The same
place. sach mosurnt psfsuaard shat itis vu the
pgIns 81 gFaspinx he obJsei. While every effort
% iuakes oaiy 10 whi.k What u fuus alter iauhsF
outoi as rsseh. Such = pr~tIy mach the gave
pisss o. holly uPon which the evoHsry has been
condemned 70 lo,'k ever since aur present sasa-
eloas ruler esusht sight 81 his owa tail and
toe q lsr ne Psssidsasy, whleh was following
hiu sboutn
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-08-17


" Office is hereby q ' a hat have ih's Day re-
~ crived from tue Auditor Of Perry Countys
the tax duplicate tor the year 1912. and am now
resdy 70 receive the lases charged thereon
There was Levied tor STATE purposes on each
Property 20 cents. aud aud two anills each
500 Tor Asy luil. aud tor County purposes OF
each Poll 81, aud GU each 600 valuation Of pro-
perry 30 cents.
Ala that will aitond at the usual place Of
holding Elections Ia ths several Townships m
ss'd County. By myself or Deputy On ne To-
In Union a. Csrls On Monday sspsanbsr lssh
le4a
iaonst Walkers meeting house on Tassdsy
Sept oh 1913.
II cls1k al Arehibaids on Wednesday Sept.
1Oih ls43.
Ia Anasrson At E. Hannseks On Taur,dsy
Sept. zlst is43.
fl.Troy a. Troy on Friday Sept. z2d 1913.
In Troy al Conreiloa on Saturday sept. -
is43.
In Dsererssk a, S. c. L;,slss on Monday Sept
IS I843.
10 Toxin Al simOns On Tuesday Sept. 76h
ie43.
In TObin Al Rome on Tsassday sept. essh
i843.
Al all other times l will be found at my Of.
ice IA Rome from the frat day.of October unal
the frat day Of December next.
All tax paysTs are requested 10 attend the ..
bove places aud pay their Taxes and save tino
10 me and cost 70 themselves 40 | am determined
70 adhere strictly 20 the law this year.
+. nULKEBY r. r. g.
Augur 10Th ie45. g.. prs. fee S. %.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-08-17

VWTE have aisa very large aud attractive
Wv stock. which We offer At mosi reduced
prIres tor cash. 10 dealers oaly. 80 private sale
Nowhere 10 The Union can a more complete
sfoek be und We are also appuini "a n0ests
Tor he safe OF the rra tauioid Calhns's AXIS,
Of i's latest aud mos, approved patterns s. tent
per. which we viii sell az manufacturers prices.
adding ehafges, &c. Celton Yarns also kept
constantly on sale.
W. & c FELLOWS, g. CO.
Aug. ~ ,. Nam -. louisville. Ky.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-08-17
NEW GOODS At
CHEAP CASH STORE.

UUST Received from Philadelphia. fresh
81 soument Of ForeiHn I'd Domestic
DRY GOODS.
Also fresh supply "f
HARDWARE CUTLERY.
ALso 10 boxes Of FUR. SILK And RUSSIA
n ATS OF the LA1tsr FASHIONS. vrrv low iol
Cash. l.. a. SMITH.
Jul, 9Th AAe. Main Street.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-08-17
81. 20 oI INDIANAl .s


81 ire OF INDIANA .
edeTburgh Count
Nandsrhurgh Circuit Couu.
In vacation August STA 1913.
Jesse Jackson.
Robert z Grunlv. a. ="
samuel &. Msioon.
fNN tbs day comes The complainant BY Bat
- tell a. lngl-. aud 6les IN the offire af the
CLERK 81 he Fandefburgh circu ii court. he btli
- eompiaint agsinsi The aforesaid defendants.
snd % satisfactorily nFpears BY an afiidavu iied
The clerks ~iiicr staresaid. that the said Rsb-
era +. Gruudy. one 81 he above named deiend-
siF~Tts reridruf ~ the State Of Indiana.
fhsrripre usatce - herrsy given - he ssid
ksbru L. Grundy. 'aai an css Ne pleai, answer
p dsmur 20 the eomplsinsnis ssid bill of com
Rlnint on - bel~re ih- calling at this cause at
m n~xf ferm 1T iae FanderburRh circnit eourf.
o. b. n. " a. the court house ~ Evansville. on
ihe iouuh M"udsy ~ September next, 1919. the
mattsTs and things therein contained vail be
las 10 him,) taken as confessed.
SAM'L. 4. JENKINS. Clerk.
Aag. i7-N3-3t-prs Zee 81 so
Bauell a. Inrir. Soisriiorp
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-08-17

CAUTION.

fWaHE Public are hereby warned against Civ
ing credit 20 my son. lohn Claudsr, = lad
ahaai uiurteea years 81 age, who ran away iron
snr n A pril last. aud nos reius~s % BE- govern
- 81 me-. btheve he u sutne where on Green
Rivst. N kenturky, snd the Is notice tha,
VII uot be responsible iOr anv d~bis h may
.rsnwa~f ~ his own name. nor Tor aHv fhing be
saat ret.on nv credit. JOHN CLAUDER, ST..
lat ~ 't3-3ie
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-08-17

NOTICE The undersigned have formed q
" psr norship and will open house Tor Trans.
aefinR General Commi-sion Business m New
Orleans. the - oi Ocio er. under the hrm uf
FELLOW Is, JOHNSON. 4 co. Cornelius frl-
lows. John n johnson. aud Liasd d. Addison
Will be the resident partners "a New 'lrleans.--
" a L. Fellows a. Co. % Louisville. will 81
at sin'es- 49, Eepared Ia make liberal ea-h adj
taiees GA shi pn,sH--. A. ila- New Orleans house.
W. & 4. Frs-~t--tAl -<-k-El
JOHN n JDH NSON.
LLOYD ID. ADDISON.
Aug. ~ 81.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-08-17
LUM Der!

m1efNhe mill al Dam Mol Green River -
III In lull operation. and ell bills OF Lum-
b~r allied At toe shortest noilee. a. the following
prices, Wa
card measure. per 100. =. the mill 50 90
,s ss mil 40 80
Fl0orsug a. che raill SO
Enquire Of J. n eT0CKWELL 4 CO.
with whoin ordols cna be let
g D. EAsTiN.
Evansville Is. Aug. 10 iBf3 q
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-08-17

IA KEG DUPONTS POWDER. Ju1l TO-
EV ceisec aud Tor sale iow BY.
June 2Rud. III. AACHEE. dCo.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-08-17

eRE Bbls MACkEREL,
ca iOh1lf bblp do Tor saio By
ksbfz BEAEET k'vlrLE.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-08-17

FLOUR.
Stup-rfnc FLOUR iron Grove Mills co. slae
- by L. D. SMITH.
March Main Street
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-08-17

5000 BUSHELS CORN Wanted BY
June zxnd 90. DEMENT & viELE
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-10
Indictment Of Gov. Bigger.

We learn that sitting of the Grand Jury.
county, bill of Indictment found against Gov.
Bigger for padoing (on the solicitation of the people Of
Clay county, individual named Read before he
tried, for crimes committed in Posey county. This
great stretch Of power the part of the Executive
1t could not reasonably be supposed that the people of
Clay county could be fully acquainted with the circum
stances of the crime for which the individual stood in
dcicd in Poseyto say nothing of the unexampled prece
dent Of pardonlng before conviction
We sincerely rcoicc tha, the fragrant abuse Of the
pariening we has thus mertedly been rehukod by
civil court The loose manre N which the Governor has
been in the habit of using the pardanirg power. without
making sufficient enquiry regarding the individual to be
set al liberty. has been OF the greatest ductmeu.s
commission Of crime. OF what avail all laws
the punishment of crime. II IL only necessary pro-
few signatures 10 petition in order to release
and every individual from the hands Of Justice Meme
all.
There Doubtless many where the clemcney Of
the Governor may lie wei exercised bat that cemency
should never t. used without the most rigid enquiry
he history of the an the previous standing Of the
prisoner.
Iishopcl tie Grand Jury Of every county in the State
will initiate the example set in county. and faithfully
report every Instance OF the abuse of official power.
fqGsaaa MafcsmGa.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-10
CANDID 4TES.

2TWe are requested 10 announce LrwvrI FORD, tie
OLE ard active soldier candidate FOR the oice 90 Ses-
geant at AIMS Of the House 81 Representatives..
HJNe requested 20 announce JEHU JoHNsoN. II CAY
county candidate fJr Sergeant al Aims Of The euc II
Representatives.
9gNe a.e requested T. Jkvrs WnlrE % TIP
recauoe candidate lr the office OF President Of The
state Bank.
9CWe arc requested 70 announce LrtI /. Tom a
candidate for the Principal Clerk Il he House q kepe-
sentativcs.
81 c requested - announce JoHN nrNN e DeaE-
bern County IS 4 canalafe f1T Ambition IL State
3FWe are requested 70 announce HoRtrI' = HARRls.
Of Carroll, Candidate f1r the Office & Auditor Of State
COVE requested 20 announce FREDERIck +. Coop
Of NandebuIgh, Candida for the Office Of Auditor
Of STATE.
gkEe requested to announce ANTS II. TAfuorr cf
Decatur County Candidate for Principal Secretary
the Senate, al TIC ensuing session.
% " requested 10 .unco lolN BInrR. of Iuion
County Candidate for Door Heopo u hc House OF Re-
p.esoitatyCs
COVE are requested to announce CnnIsrerura C..
a Candidate for Docs Keeper Of the House II
Representatives II The ensuing session
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-10
Ter rifle stCrrss in sOrid:s--EotaI De-
s.rucfi9n Of "a ToWn--k Cu.tccn Lives

One of the dreadful hurricanes We ever remember
80 have occurred this passed flordl
hc p inst, destroying buildings cs and property
immense The town Of Port Leon has al
Iaost been swcp, from The face Of The earth
We give below all the particulars Of this Disaster that
have reached rs. They hcari-rendng enough -
From NE psrf Lon Gaseffe, eC Se7'. -.
Our city Is IN nuns We have been visited hv ore Of
the most horrible storms Hal before dcvo,ed upon
T. chronicle of "Wednesday al'. at O'Clock \. VI.
the wind commenced h"wing csh from the soulh east
br eIng up high tide, iu' nothing aariiine; T. W.
the wind lulc aud dc ie, the veatl er sill tnuing
iowery. - II night The wind freshrn,d aud tile com
nenced Il wing and Is IL O'Clock II cw perfect hur
ricane. and the whole town Inundated. The gale con
iinued with utahatsd ,!olcecc until = o'clock. the
making poftcf bftarh fer arb 0rcr orr torn ,
The wind suddenly lueJ tor a lew minutes and then
FROM southwest with rcdaubcl violence and brw
ui daylight E'fr .roreto ~ fie md Ha
nth fhe Sroua erceH en-. lIamn ~ SHELLS and pnrt
of that also fell. Neariy eTcry d.e,Hiog n, ora
fran is Foundation, and mann 81 tien ctsttd n
The loss al property Is use. Every luhabiant par
ticpane IN the loss more or les None have rscaP d.
many with only the clio hes they stand IN 1t Marks sui
icred II the like proportion with ourselves
But our losses are nothing in comparison with that at
he light house. Every building but the lighthouse gone
Aud dreadful to relate fourteen tires hsf, and
them # valued citzrns. " cannot
,empt1 estimate the los of each sd,iua this time
but shall until feelings VIII better enable
Ia Investigate it. The following list Of I'll drown
e - Tar a. heard from Il negro boy belonging
Talahasse Capt 6. Robertson. his wife aud three
"a dren. ard child Of Dr. Tcadwes; Icsc; i " o0d
portrait painter from Tallahassee child OF H. Y. Buff
fins. ard five negroes.
Those saved are Capt liungcifoTj his wife and two
children. DR. Trcadweils Youngest cld, Ncssfs. Oge.
bee. Bcthen and Kennedy pos. aud five negroes Our
citizens out, looking fpr any that may have
capped. and bring the bodies OF those that be found
such total destruction OF property has occurred
our place. Our loss i estimated s25OOO0. la adi-
ton 10 the above. have learned that the family of Ed
ward Walker. living she'll Point. wife. children and
five SIX negroes al persisted. Mr.. Walker himself
capped Nv cnging the branches of tree till the
subdcd IL also stated that there several other per-
living at this point. and who have not been heard
hon AMI OF whose safety great doubts entertained.
There also several families from this county,
quarters James Island, whose account much
anxiety ~ felt. Indeed such the violence OF the
winds aud the height which the tide rose that our inn
agnations scarcely fix limits - its Tavascs Cedar
Keys. Araaehicoa and 81 Joseph scarcely have
capped without much damage.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-10
Rail ROAD TO IyD,tH.PoLEs.
80 ~ 3z5sG7 r-7.ss-s - !. -. !.

The Directors The Madison and Indianapolis Raj Road
hereby invite and request GENERAL MtEllN'F ~
Citizens OF Marion County at the to1Ft House on "t
uriav the 18th day OF October. Ius, al c0ek At which
time they will he prepared T. show the pr'etahy oi an
early completion of the RAJ. Road ~ present. 'enina
ton Columbus, TO lndanap liz, and that WITHOUT en-
balraSSment sacrifice.
The of the operations Of the Road, since II came
into the Of the Company viii be shown satisfactorily
noyng that all the expectations the prints Of the stock
have been more re4zed and that only
united effort Of the Citizens Of tins and toe sdi9mn-
Caun. 10 Insu.e al The adj anfa-e which cheap aud
rapid Road 70 ret Viii bring to Ii inland yuI Wealthy
County.
Every Farner Is earnestly invited - attend, AMI ascertain
FOX himself how easily bis Wheat cat. Hay. Beef, Iosk,
HEMP and Tobacco, which WI Mt bear he et D.
and expensive t7ii0n oFeT our bal a. car ts
HIN the highest OHIO BireT Price, al small expense
Every Nechanc Merchant, and Manufacture. urged 10
attend and Judge Of his interest ia the Increased 10
for every article Of taic AMI exchange which The
Of the R,il Road would insure
All. with hearty good VII, I tie Wa
and TIE Raj l80gd en- he fafstc1.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-10
Interesting FIitlsya.c.


The following dialogue J. copied from the Mills Point
siuiion Of Mechanic Merchant lawyer, Doctor &c, Is
adapted to al The classes IN Tire community
farmer-Gooa morning Mr. Ediror,I wish You world
give me a paper. want l. see the news.
Edfor-N pleasure ,hcrc !, just from the press.
What have you IA that basket
farmcr-l have fresh butter. cgg~. and about a
gallon of ri~pbcrric>. which have brought Ia market
Edifor-Wcll. neg hbor Snoh> ann glad Of that. am
out of butter please give Io""d or t'ro, If YOU eau
spare
Far,aor -You can have il all at a bit a pound
Edfor.-Ncry true but earc YOU NEWSPAPERS nj Your
request turn about Is lir play you know now want
YOU To gre me some butter
farmer-But have brought that butter 10 sell.
EdfurWe too publish papers to sell b, our labor
we live aud II YOU Farmers VIII support IL. we can
buy your marketing We cannot afford 10 give Pap,rs
away.
Tarno-But | asked Tor only paper, and that l. not
much YOU know YOU VIII not mss that.
Edifor-I asked YOU only for pound or two of butter
and that is not much. Won Know
Idrmer-lcs that : all but II should give
YOU my every body else would to get The
same terms. and couldnt sell any any person
EdfOr.-EXactlv, Farmer Suobs, now have brought
the point wish To undorstau II Is true
newspaper of but rIng value. but let an editor
get the habit of giving ms papers away To Tom. Dick
and Harry whenever called and who will be fool
enough pay for what others gratis -besIdcs, j.
morally wrong make paving subscribers pay for the
papers thus wasted upon who refuse 10 contribute
one cent the susainmcnt of the public press. We
therefore feel IT duty inform YOU, nelghbor Snobbs
that do not give papers away-ii our paper not
worth buying, IT Is not worth reading
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-10
.E.rrltorr GA sl,,l.na.>:ti.

" tll.gF zoe So
A. TIE safau sfriaie aai ailitf 81 Truman
Mo- in ~ county. s Go d-'i'f1fd
lslf-nanf' en' Al tf fhe isief
=
A~afds iaw ti"f tst. nH i .a 81 - .fftn
e ii5f nt t''f To- te
tI. TIE ftsfi
No,aader should made. anf d.
3, iiafgr8 hts tsifs
Dated 81 l.lklofn, srltrui1er 10Th, -
CrofcE CALI
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-10
state Of snar.na. Hendricks. Count, /:


tfas y a.
-wnier Aduuitf1'r ct if Estate 1T Edward ihis
To-. ffsllf. 81 =.
thr fi. II lauafi I- fe 81 ifnfrlfss
county. lnlns. hfrsi August
of our siliul-ra
showing the lu~@sefff 81 M safs.
generally TOR e. aud that as f ~ -si
ct
ding SANE l a-eripsr Tff fair 81
a.<mps uo1 which t- - founded n the
Il tsslrt. O. tir anfi a-ir'en
OF ol To- postponed
OF CREDITOR h "i,e - af Cont
l5-sx Auta. J. y. f,tf.s, tlrrA
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-10

CasE OF CoNscft.oE.-At the present term Of the
Union county Circuit Court holden n, Liberty, Friend
Jonathan Swain called before the Grand Jury of the
county testify in ard TO the harborng of
slaves. and the aiding their escape He refused 10 be-
affirmed. he alleged, of conscien
ous scrupes about taking oath affirmation. Judge
Perry continued him for days under ecogn zlnce be-
fore deciding his giving him that time for r.'c-
ton. and in which TO change his determination. At It's
{ pration however he remained obstinate at first
brought his Bible Court read his jus,iica
He evidently felt that he about acquire The
character Of a martyr. Judge Perry summed up his
ol he a very able and decided manner. and
closing ordered Jonathan Jail there TIL he
consented he affirmed should he otherwise dscharg
ed Friend Swain the Court to understand that he
should terminate his life there rather than change and
the Sheriff took him OIL lie Jail when left on
Saturday night with his Bible and attended by crowds Of
vi-Iiers Another case Is To up Tomorrow Mon
day) morning. DIR. Casterine mot quaker called
before the Grand Jury testify regard the
lect lie refused give testimony the ground that his
conscience would permit him recognize any way
shape form, directly indirectly. property ia human
being,hai tesying the subject of away slaves
would be recognizing it, and therefore he would not do
it, OF he will he sent TO jail there remain till
he grts cured Of such which think will
be long lie Buffalo abolitIonist-a perfect nuifer
fanaiic.-.jcfcrsOuid
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-10

The interest Of the Democratic party demands the hold
ing . "A Convention during the ensuing
winter. for The purpose Of forming Electoral ticket
The National Convention viii be- held IN May next, and
The presidential election in the November following. IL Is
important then that The Convention should be held this
during the setting Of The Legislature that pert
cd Will I've most for the meeting of the most of
our Democratic friends who may wish there. Ii the
candidates stump IL the district is not too
soon ay Sth of January next) Tor them TO know H. II
Is lIlh time that this should BE- understood. The
Democratic press should eak this subject instant
= Since the above written, we have the sug-
OF the Delphi Oracle. recommending the holding
Of a State Convention the first Monday in December
ncxt-S9Ufhern h,diduiaa.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-10
SP0.gse fSsE'T'.
Eeat!, OF se0c:or Linn.

The Hon. Lrwis / LIS, ; Senator from Missouri
died al Ls residence al II Geneseye, the 81 ~;
On the dav of hs DEATH he had retired to hi- room and
was shortly afterwards discovered 10 have passed the
confines of time
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-10
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Clocks made IN Connecticut hy machinery. and Is
supposed that less than 100000 made IN that
State last Many hy every ship III gland
and sold gr profit. The first expectation,
pertinent. made in 1911. They seized hy the
Custom House in Liverpool the ground that they
undervalued The invoice price 81 80. aud the du-
ties 20 per They however released. the
having accompanied them aud satisfied the auhori-
that they eoaid be made profit. thus low.
MIR Speuy OF the firm of Sperry * Shaw, was the gen.
ilemal who took the article. He lost time, after
getting possession Of his clocks. IN finding auction
house They made Of brass works by machine
Of brass plates and mahogany enclosed
the tlme-pece They fair eight.day clock. but
wholly unknown in England The first invoice sold for
Ia to f5 or about $50 each Since that time. every
packet carries Of the article and 10000
clocks have been sold there by the firm, SPerry
shaw Others are the business, and the North OF
Europe las become India too. looked to as
for 'hese wares several lots having teen forwarded
the ports of China Thus ingenuity and industry
rewarded; and thus will it be- spite Of Tariffs and
other humbugs.