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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-31
The SfnfC Printing.

We should be guilty Of ingraiilude did we not express
our warmesi thanks contemporaries throughout this
State for their very general aud kind wishes favor
IN gard To the Printing Should be fortunate
as to get it, it will, hope, enable continue the
good fight in which all engaged, without the
rces we have had heretofore make; although the
aggregate profits of the work very small compared
what they have been in years by-gone. yet they will
probably be sufficient make up the extra additional
expenses of an office located here.
To the veteran MrpARY of the Ohio Statesman
under renewed obligations. The praise of such is
even better than the of the enemy aud the latter
we always take n compliment The democracy ofthe
gallant Buckeye State Will never consent thlt Rats shall
have 1t in their power innre faithful public
bv offering undcr,-ork HIM.
IxnfaxA-Wc rejoice Ia the generous feeling that
seems to pervade the ranks of the successful democracy
of Indiana Their future depends upon the union
and harmony that NAV accompany their proceedings
The spirit evnced bv the .Ne'c Hbany Democrat not
only crcdtable to that paper but Just To the Chapmans
whose talents and energy for the democratic cause have
won for them l high standing throughout the I MON
Ohio Statesman
SrArr PHI>rrn.-The next Legislature will have TO
elect State Printer Who shall be selected fill this
post has asked by several of exchanges and
,arably answerel-ihe Chapmans. We say the Chap
mans too. and with oil our heart We no, aware,
however. that they have any opPosiiion-tha is from po
lucal friends and hope they will not. for are
more meritorous Why. would almost doubt the po-
hca professions of Democrat who would electioneer
for this place-who would become the rival of the Chap
mans for State Printer Let there Ice then but
mcnt with the Democratic party on this ques onand
lei that he the cordial and triumphant election Of the Chap
mans To that office If office call it.-Hurrah then
for the Chapmans who have long been Growing for others
and whom we desire elected that they give
mighty crow for thcmseves-Ne.S .fbany Deri. Oct
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-31
Post Office Department..

Ever since Amos Kendall left the Post Office Depart
nent 1t has been but engine Of OPPRESSION unalev
ated 10y great definite and certain advantages. Re
rc've edct after edc has been issued under the auho
ty OF the Postmaster General and the sanction of
laws until finally the newspapers the East and else
where have been mpeed by the force of public sentiment
and their own interests, to make common upon the
whole system at present established and executed and
state of things we have long desired aud &c are conf.
dent that the effect be, great reduction in post
tax letters. The successful result Of the penny
system IN England well the equally successful pri-
waite Express lines in the Eastern States all 60 Ia show
that there Is something positively wrong in that which
under the direction of the L. :. Government The
tax imposed operating precisely like high tariff on i'm
porations IN the restriction of communication AS a
matter OF interest to the Government therefore, as well
of public vcnicnce the should be reduced We
believe it might scftiy be reduced low five cents
single letters to part of the country but whether
that larger one he fixed upon, some reduction
must certainly be made We say must lie made because
feel certain, unless it shall be DONE tha, the Post.
Office department will go by the board II the Government
cannot do this business well and cheap as it can be
done by individual enterprise the Government should give
it up to the latter; the people will say when they in.
vcstigaie the matter in full.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-31

That part of the National Road as it is called, from
indianapolis to Terre Haue, with the exception OF hall
dozen miles. is roialiy bad any road in the State
HESRr CLAr it will be remembered gave the casting vote
against the last proposed appropriation of one hundred and
fifty thousand dollars towards he completion of the road
in the last year Of Mr. Van Burens administration. We
wish he had been in the coach ,ha, capsized with Mr. "
b. year ago. We wish that he and Captain Og-
den, who fooled away much money the road build
ing bridges the Tene Iaute prairie. cost of s'0
000 where there is and will be drop of water
were compelled to ride the road in wagon without
springs. least week until they both brought
TO humitIng Of their sins in regard to it But
though ihis would lie sad punishment confess 1t
would he hardly enough, for the reason that, IN
defiance of these Disadvantages, the Eclipse Line of
Stages running the road daily the mme-
date direction Of Col ROBINSON of the Stage Com
pany would relieve them, it does every body else OF
most Of the evils they would otherwise experience.
This line of stages, subjected to the disadvantages of
very bad road has heretofore laboed under dise
pue But happy be able to state, from personal
knowledge that all the evils alluded to which it pos
sbc obvate, have been corrected under the anl
efficient management of Col Robinson We recently made
the trip from Terre Haure this place. 20 miles, in if-
hours including plenty of time for breakfast and
dinner on the road We like to 90 ahead pretty fast
but that quite enough The coaches all new
large and comfortable the teams the horses called
fine, fat and speedy; and the drivers, impor,ah,
item. men who thoroughly understand their business
Consequently line of Stages in the State
pass this for safety, speed and comfort 1t leaves daily
for Terre aute where connects with the line Through
Martinsvlle Ewington Vandalia GIeenvile and CoLs-
Vile, H. 81. Louis Mo, and with the line through
Paris, Grandvicw, Charlestown and Shelhyviie, to
Springfield, jacksonville, Naples, Liberty and Quincy
Illinois. At Indianapolis it connects with the line
Dayton, o.. with both the Cincinnati lines, and the line
south to Madison and North to Lafayette. The travelling
public will do well remember these facts aud patronze
this line
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-31

C We requested announce :. n. DrcK~Fn. II
Tifpeoanee. eanl ie FOR D,3ikce2cs 10 the Seuac.
SJ-Ne are requested g. sunaunee Dawn MflLfR a
o1niifate = Dnfr Keeper IT tie senate.
lg-Ne ale requested % announce s9a> Bsfi5r
did.ie for Door hcclcI 81 The Stns'e.
rWe ate requested 10 announce q = y irSr % tsrfuf
county, a. oandI.ae To- Principal Clss q tie House Vt
Representatives.
% Ne are requested q Ir.lrfG FoFD. tie
'l Ata active soli+ci. candidate -. the siicc Set
eesnt II Aims 81 Tie House Of Reirescn' aii.es
= We are requested 10 JFr joH~so~ r Clay
eouny a candidate "a Sergeant 4 s. MS Il Tie iou-o Il
Representatives.
9-g-We aie requested = Jkwrs WHITE r TIP
peeanoe a eantii;e fr the office Is President Vi The
STATE Rank
/ a~-we requested announce IrvI Z. Tom as
candidate ior tic Principal tlck te Rouse Il Iepic-
sentatives.
3J-Nc Irque>iei to JorS prNN 4 Dear
bern County a. eani.dlfe f.r Auditor 10 >tste
&yNr als requested - announce NoRRTIo !. HARRIS
OF carroll, CANDIDATE thc otice 81 Auditor u State
give afc Ieque>tci 90 announce fRFrfEEcK T. IooL-
>Ftt oi snlei5a 3D. nll4te fsr he Office of Auditor
oi :
2J-Me requested AVIS ~. TAirorr, e
Decatur County Candidate 10 Pane lal Secroia.y 81
the >enaie. al tie ersuin- Session.
35Ae I'fuesfei 10 joins HtprR, II lnion
County. Can1atc "a loo. heoqe o. TIE liou.c OF Re
pse>cnlatves
Rive arc requested % announoe CnR'srornrR g.
NsRBE a. Candidate IN Dool Ne, gei Il he House ii
/ *. ple>cDtatiyes n ttc ensuing SESSION.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-31

The Rockville Olive Branch, abiding the supposed
difference of opinion the subject of the Presidency be-
the Lafayette Eagle and Iaay Standard winds
up hafa column Of wae with the following precious
acknowledgement;
Now from the Doctors Sharing it Is certain Van
Buren, cannot be very popular in Tippeoanoe county It
the internal aDr0reeRt and the spectators of the
county against him. fer II misfaken theso
are not fac IN number here-yoa may cell grc Il up
Clay iciH get The rote IF the county
So, s'r Simpson. YOU think the 'Inernal Improvement
men and SPECTATORS ''are not few in number in Tip
pccanoc and Of course, CLAY viii get The of the
county" This is what have always endeavored 10
teach the HONEST hard-roring portion ~ tho community
that Mr. Clay was supported by internal Improve
meni men and spectators and we have often been
taken task bv editors for doing. We thank
YOU for the candid IedgemeEt, Mr. Simpson and
hope will always thus stand BY the truth, whom
/
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-31
Eclauarc County gc,noc,a..

This is the title of excellent Democratic paper lust
started at Nun cetown, by Isaac MoRRIs Esq Ii raises
the name of LEwIs CAss for President. To this, of
course we do not oil jet hu point out an error
INTO which the editor has fallen probably from want of
correct information the subject and aso while ect-
ing to this particular item, take exceptions to large
portion of his article in the second number he only one
which Las reached u.s. being incorrect in point of fact
and of bad Misunderstanding more, without intention
crhas to distract that harmony which ought always to
characterize the Democratic family than hosts of assaults
from the enemy. We aliudc to these matters
only that friend may old if disposed using
,rhiS arguments 1t never strengthens one candidate 10
run dorm his competitor 1t is this very course which is
fast losing another prominent candidate his friends and if
persisted H. must eventually triumph to the f,le
raj coons. But to oljection-or rather to setting
the editor 'igt. The resolutions which he comics and
from his commentary would have appear were adopted
10y the Democratic party in this county, .sere ne,eI.
Gdebfcd Had they been put to VOTE have no doubt
would have been voted down, az that melting The
whoe matter has been properly referred back TO the
pe and when they speak, shall take pleasure in in
forming our cotemPorary Of their sentiments
We extend the hand of friendship aud wish success 10
hin.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-31
che Pork Market.

The Lawrenceburgh Beacon states that it has under
stood from of the principal pork packers of that city
tha, he Is aakng large arrangements for Pork at $50
per 100 lbs heavy and that he will purchase any guam
ty that BY the prices current published in the
Beacon, it would appear that produce bears higher
price there than at any other place in the Stale Indeed
the he generally known; for trains of teams
pass here constantly for that point. What with Lafayette
on side. aud Iawrenceburgh the other who can
wonder the sagnaton of business here present
But once have a railroad communication with Madison
from this place. aud ell If this carrying business must CEN
tire here. VIII merchants and capitalists think OF
these things,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-31

DisorprE ~ MApIsoN CoUNr1.-in the last number
OF the New Castle Courier. of pro-
ccedIng> Madison county, tins State Ii will be
recoecicd that the late brawIing company of abolition
rlobbcd Pendleton, that county Since
that time Court has held us session. IT Anderson
town. the of that county The rioters were
indicted II appears they had agreed among themselves
~, one -, mem should 20 forward and plead guilty
An order to experiment upon the temper 81 the Court IN
regard 10 the amount 90 &c IA wound ."'se :. "a"
fine s.oald be light all agreed 10 do the same II severe
the balance refused plead guilty aud to rescue the
culpr, who did plead guilty from punishment The hue
v,s twenty dollars and cost which added twenty
DAYS impriSonmcnt This cnraccd hs mob associates.
and they assembled lirge numbers To demoii>l ite la
r'b, officers and citizens dricuded X for day The
,rs that nsht sent the Governor for pardon Tor
,he ;mnrisened man In the mean time hundreds are
snsamped armed around the lail. waiting the return
Of the messenger for pardon. when should he ia
10 bring one they say they shall commence asaa and
,he old ,a shall GO Bad business that.-jetersoHiaH
We learn from Courier of the ssi that the difficulty
In, been settled b, the ARRIVAL Of the pardon from the
.,,or The Courier strongly condemns his act OF le
Governor aud saws J. by no means sure that u
vulJ moi have been better that trafy res should have
b.eo sacrificed than that the outrageous proceeding
NJ mob should thus the sanction and implied ap
,,oh,,on of the Chief Executive of the State. IL SAYS
..,be whole community regard this act of the Goserno
as ghhanded outrage upon civil society giving icens
.aJ loose re,ns to a lawess of mobocracy TIN
Courier il will be remembered, is negro wing paper
for which reason due allowance will be made Tor tn
assaults upon Gov. Bigger in tins case
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-31
PvGi-sCc Subscribers.

w hen agree 10 take produce III payment for sub
scripons advertising job work. consider that we
are rendering favor although with some such would
seem not to tie the case Hence hereafter, although a.
ways willing accommodate puneqal Subscribers We
must, at least, require produce aGraree We care net
what it may be; almost any thing will he taken; bu'
hereafter. le paid IN Gd,anoe. Enough produce
is due Us last YEAR but yet in many IN
stances it cones like eve cch. This will not do. 1t
s plain language hut would not be m-under-
stood
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-31
Advert .cfrscnis

From abroad musnror,qJiy hcroaer be accompanied by
the rash they may be somew here else Also all
legal advertisements Lcre or elsewhere be paid IN
advance good security given for payment, wi'hn a
reasonable time. When paid IN advance ten per cent
from what tho law allows will be made We nccess
iaied take - course, from the fact that have some
times 10 for ycurs. and spend more time to collect
trifug dues than they worth And TO get along IN
this way j. impossible. Others may do they please
but fifteen years experience leads to adopt our presen
course Let those laugh who win The above does no
alludc yearly advertisers
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-31
Accident.

On Thursday last Mt John Carlisle, Of tins CITY,
assisting some Of the carpenters employed building
addition TO his mill While standing plank placed
across the race and lifting the end Of heavy stick
of timber the plank gave and he was precpitated
to the bottom the timber and another falling on
him lie had his arm broken, and otherwise
seriously but dangerously. injured The other man
was also considerably bruised and several RIBS said to be
fractured Their escape from death truly fortunate
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-31
The St;atc Rank.

The following is from the Cincinnati Enquirer. is
worthy Of particular attention. coming does from
source entirely uninfuenced by personal considerations:
lSDIA~A.-F"r the first time according the Oldest
inhabi,ant diana will have Legislature at its next
session. Democratic both branches-thc Senate for the
first time having in it Democratic majority.
Among the offices 10 be filled is the Presidency Of the
State Bank and for this distinguishing (and probably
extInguishing) position, Of the substantial
Democrats of the State aspiring. The old Mr..
Merrill, partisan in the warmesi political contests,
and prosuted his office and lis influence the progress
of party. Most of the evils ting from the
Of the Bank officers. the principal and Branches
from politics favorisn. The people paid dearly for fur
nlshing few unpuncpled men with proscrip,ve power,
and placing their hands the political welfare and pecun-
larry interests of the masses, and may think themselves
fortunate If they find in the Democratic party men
of prudence ard sagacty, who will labor To remedy the
lighting mischief, whcA inflicted 10y the former.
But, will the Democracy of Indiana gain anything hy
possessing themselves of the Bank influence and dshut-
ing among lis the Offices of President, &c J They
may the power do evil will be taken from their OPP
pOnents. which will be truebut investing themselves
with This power. however DESTROYS and determined 10
the of the STATE there not
mischefs inherent IN the Banking system that sep
arabic from it, that will show themselves and will prevail
against the most judicous management For our part,
we look al this matter OF cOnle ding Tor Bank Office,
rock which the Democracy of that noble State may
founder.
Quite discussion Is now gong on amongs, the demo
cratic Journals of this STATE TIE propriey impro
pretty Of cecting Democrat President of the Bank
next winter For part would he decidedly
10 placi Democrat the Presidency OF the Bank. ant
thus make party accountable for the of the inst
tuition. We all know that large majority OF the stock
belongs 10 the Wess-;hey of course, viii control the
institution, and the only effect in electing Democratic
President. would he to make party accountable for ia
mdeeds without his having the power The
abuses Of the institution. Ii friends wise they
will Lave none OF it.-Belph oracle.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-31

After good deal of squabbns and some Iuarreiling
of a nature consistent with Coons in power, the Tonnes
see Legislature has succeeded in esctng Mr.. FosrfE
and a Mr. JAKSAsaS, of McMInn Co. TO the United
States Senate. Foster until the 4th OF March, l-i5
John Bell Is snubbed OIL and of has whiSgery
PATRIOTISM like Bob Acres courage, Is oozng out al h
singers ends Foster raves, and snors, but who
When rogues fail honest men get their due Where
8ouss l. he dead, Or mas he :. headed Tyler
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-31
yrh,ic Road Meetings

The places + holding election, IN Tie &c
Township, Il this county, follows, waen saes.s
explanations may eciei II psrsoas &C. ant, VII
Tie slo gses- and 9gasseo 4 the X ~.
I, J. saiii,ln- 70 a'.e 10 sitic that 81 No aft-
town up~srfs II 5000 sutcsi'eI i4s wees T.
so, k-auo I every mechsrc, Chan; ard CHE. lz.
giving their al 10 tie c3ffi. 20 sn' "a trade, Z - iolue
n,nuac, sciip, VIII D. OF >'ricc ~ ai-
waaiu. The Road. /, Is 70 b. Tel evefy tlfi<f
and county VA VI? = tlc W - ii
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-31

McRpEr.-t horrible murder was committed IN Oli,r
Creck township some nrc ni'es from this place, on
Monday night last. IL appears that company had
assembled the house of Mrs. Brady. when d. uie
took place between George Brock and Samuel Dss III
quarrel proceeded blows, when l. said that bias ,eze
filled Brock to TIE ground, and by uofe
blows almost severed his head from rs body. BROCK ci
immediately. Diss taken ipto custody. and now
lodged in tie jail Of our county -It1e HaHe CsDier
2lsf.
FRf FL ,Rri distressing Gre occurred - LIZ
hart Monday morning, about = clor burning the
ground the large tavern known "Penwtiis Tavern
The FIRE the result Of oarcles>ne,s lowing hot
ashes a wooden vessel in the kitchen. II ia. best
budm. IN tie place. and tie loss cannot be les than
Two Thousand dollars Mr. Pen,v ell COM
miseration Of the public.-GoShcn Dan.
DEsrKue TIVE FiRF * NV oRrtAas -7-ent,-e,sd
houses tUrntA destructive IRE orcurr.d New
Orleans the L. !, which originated livery
sts,le IN The ot 81 Peters street. Common
street n swept along aud destroyed twe:,iH eight htes
mostly helongn. % industrious, ari-w oring men be-
fore subdued.
John . Adams Las a-c-p:si invitation u ] liver
lecture hrore the Louisville Lyceun hs ,s.t 10 the
West during the present month.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-31
Springfield Time

Is the title of little sheet just issued at Spring
field, III. II is edited 10y :. ) Brooks Esq and floats
the name of MARTIN VAN BuREN at It's mast head
! he Register, at the place. is also in favor Of Mr.
Van Buren,. doubtless is large majority of tie Dc
mocracy in Illinois. But nco Democratic papers be
supported there Gu Bono
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-31

~ y r,Ve aaari-e f
Cs kifitkl>ts and fDt 3 At.1iN fsipbit i.tiaN
iotiul ArA rflttn.. par, avoiding sr heavy
,ilrga- rf,.ito Nlsp ifHltd N-n iffiau
W. eee 10 rinf g.. fos RECEIVING aud ff
Wauinr.
f!pur i,er IA I.sf.i per . D. C..
! 1tsn fcr ia-i r.. hes
fn'sf,i,a', hit. .'c. Ttietro pct hid. Jlg.
/ I'D. f~af.
ani ether
unless orit ri o. i >flei. aut ri, afai hs saafEet.
tlNsn. Il Ar .iltlt connected vrh
the ie,os by Sheds Produce -el d i sslFs Ifoi,ct
81 from all rtTs~afr.
4 Produce ilrmafslr, ~ a. 10 =. RfIBaNH Co.
york VIII ie onig tlr forwarding
NsaA Outstanding tie bate 'lstee Ias hss been Tfaalc ti
ieci ct The frIeai sdi''r 'sirsc- has irrn cffed c
law that ner,as- dr,s rtte--
prare d. siii 10 NcN OHrans.
forwarded r. Mii.8ANk N.sk
ADVANCE Will made cntci an. l de- suars ~ lle
sh,gar.
Ship,ers produce discretion be sold NJ Nsw
Orleans h. forwarded, isnd take the rvtraun
shipping. tr privir.r. With % ,iad Dr. finfv
proper,
Having been lssd past RECEIVING ani i,f
warEs Lafayette confident ia nlty delay
ati~e shipping produce aud Al rates fully a. ioN
shipped fon New Orleans.
OnT House New York viii effect Insurance Tint
to a.
terminated clafreits
/ New Orleans only.
Having ri>e The articles
Tobacco. aud il twelve
Soliciting your patronage, Ne ate, Yours respectfully.
A
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-31

We refer our fri the advertisement Of the Mesrs
NiIbanks We have no hesitation in saying that they
will find these gentlemen punciua and atentise and that
their facilities for accommodation not TO he surpassed
Those interested had letter preserve the paper, OF cut ou
the circular and preserve that
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-31
Improvement.

Capt. Cain has repaired, al capital manner TIC pave
mcnt in font Of aud the Post Office The blessings
Of the ade. AMI ali oil bachelors with and petes-
TRANS generally him; ana good mTny others need
The same who continues the good work frst