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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-04-19
Rhode Island Forever.

AsmOUt hStSAU EOfc*CEs
AaOther Wing Victory An election
for Governor and other State Oflicer
took place in Rhode Island yesterday
We have but few returns, but enough Il
show that the Whigs have carried all
their candidates by largo majoritieS
Governor Fenner's majority will be
much greater than last year.
New York Town Elections.
THE PEOPLE AWAKE! VICTORY!
vICTORYn
Correspondence ftke N. Y. Tribune.
POUGHKEEPsIE, April 8.
Friend Greeley: Our Town Elections
took place yesterday, and | hasten TO an.
nounce 10 you The most BRILLIANT
VICTORY ever gained by the Wings
in the Spring, ehowing how The ball is
rolling on for Harry Of the West and
sweeping all before II.
ln POughkeepsle we have triumphed
beyond our most sanguiDs expectations.
Our majority is ONE HUNDRED AND
ElGHTY.SEVEN! The Locofocos put
up against US one of their most promi-
nent men, the Editor Of the Telegraph,
and made every effort in their power
against Us by money and all manner OF
corruption, but their labors were all in
vain Poor fellows!
10 the county we have done still bet
ter or the eighteen towns we have
carried ELEVEN certain, and probably
tpelue! Never did The Wings do their
duty better, and never did the Loco focos
contend with more desperation.
The City OF Hudson, in Mr.. VAN
'BUREN'S own county, sends greeting
to all good WhgS throughout the
Union:
WE hare met The enemy and they are
OmS!m
After a heated and closely contested
election for city officers the Wings are
TRIUMPHANT! and we have elected |
CYRUS CURTIS Mayor oI the city, by
a majority Of so votes. Last year, Co.
Darling, the Loco(ocO candidate, was
elected over his Whig competitor by
majority of25 vOtes-Whig gain los.
We are almost surprised al the result
ourselves; but, when it 10 reColIecled
that the contest was narrowed down to
HENRY CLAY or Martin Van Buren,,
. PROTECTIVE TARIFF or Reve.
nue. Tariff. which is nothing more or
less than FREE TRADE IN DIS
GUlSE, all wonder ceases.
The Wings have also secured q ma
jorily OF the Common Council. Thus
we go.
In Schenectady, the Locofocos ran no
ticket for Mayor, but made fight for
members of tho Common Council, and |
were signaly beaten.
10 Rensselaer, county, the town e'ec-
tiOns on Tuesday resulted largely in ia
Vor Of the Whigs, just turning the tables
since last year; for whereas The Board
OF SupsrVisofs then stood ~ Locos 10 6 |
Wings, they now StOnd teniWhig' 10 elk
LocOs.
From WeNcheSter county We hear
that in nine towns heard from, oil Loco
foco last year, Wing Supervisors had
been elected In three, VIZ: Weslchester,
Greenburg Ond North Castle; and at
White Plains, the LocOrocos only sue
ceedod by majority. Twelve towns
are yet 10 be heard from.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-04-19
SECOND OF MAY CONVENTION

The Baltimore papers state, at the re.
quest Of the Chef Marshal of the Second
Of May Wing Convention, that such del
egations 10 tho Convention Of Rati6ca
tou from any place ou, Of that city O'
shall be accompanied by Bands Of Mu
sic will be permitted TO have such music
with them in The procession, and the
Marsha would bo pleased 10 hear by
mail from any delegation intending IL
bring music with them, at their earliest
convenience, in order that he may be
enabled TO determine at wha, points 10
the procession TO post the Bands engag-
ed by The Baltimore Committee oil Ar
TangemenIs.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-04-19
SHERIFF'S Sale.

BY virtue Of writ Of e fG. ct Icv ia.
issued out Of the Court Of common Pleas
Of Harrison county, o. and to me direc-
ted, will offer for sale ct the door Of
the Court house 10 CarroIlon. on Fri.
day the Sd of May next, at IL o'clock NJ
OF said day, the following property, TO
wit: one bay mare, and one gray mare.
Taken in execution aud will bs sold by
me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff,
April 10, 1874.
Printers lee 100.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-04-19

ROBBERS CAVE A AsoguIar CT,
has been discovered in Mount Cen
which must have been the abode o.
robbers. Fifteen skeletons were dlscov.
cred lying on the ground three Poignards
and an iorn club weighing twenty pounds
The Impression is, that after travellers
were robbed, they were forced into the
cave murdered and the small eniraDc,
to the cavern stopped with earth.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-04-19
LATEST FROM TEXAS.

BY tho steamship New York, Capt.
Wright, from Galveston; the New Or
leans Plcayune has papers TO the 2slh
ullmo. Among the passengers was Com.
Moore who appeared 10 DO in excellent
health and spirits Tho commissioners
to Mexico have returned; they reached
Galveston on the Goth II is understood
that the two countries are TO MAINTAIN
their present pacific position towards
each ohter until commissioners 10 NEE
at the city OF Mexico, have been appoin
ted & shall have terminated their lOboTS
for the establishment Of permanen
peace between the two nations. The
Mexican government, it 10 said, is very
much disturbed at The prospects of th'
annexation Of Texas 10 he United SIOter
and we'll informed persons in Mexic'
taIieve that every effort will be mad
By thai government to make il condilol
on be acknowledgement Of the indePen
dent. Of Texas that she shall remai
separdie from and independent Of III
United States. .-BaiiimOre SsR,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-04-19
Con gHeSS.

On the 9th inst ,Mr. Sc mpIe, Senator
from Illinois, presented a memorial
from the Mayor doe Smth) and Alder
men Of the city Of NaUvoo, asking that
a separate Territorial Government may
be extended to that city. Also, from
3,4l9 citizens Of Hancock county, H.,
(MOrmOa8) setting forth long list Of
grievances, to which they have been
subjected, some Of which are Of most
revolving character, and asking such
relief as Congress may deem proper.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-04-19

Lazy rich girls make rich men poor
while Industrious poor girls make poor
men rich. Remember this ye affected
fair ones, whose anlipOthy to pdtling
your hands into cold water is always
getting your husbands in ho:.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-04-19

6FTHoMAs W. BARTLEY, Speaker oi
the Senate. is now er-c&ciO Governor
OF Ohio, 10 room of Wlson Shannon, ap
pointed Minister to Mexico, He vii be
Governor until after Old MoRDEcAI, his
father, lie elected and inauguraIed; only
until December next.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-04-19
MANEIED

ca lba llgh inst jy tha Rev W +.
Adam, DR.. JAMES DoUGHERTV, OF Brown
county, Pa, 10 Miss PHEBg l. daughter
Of Vim, R ThomFson, Of Amsterdam,
Ohio.
On ths 28th uIt. by the same, Mr..
JOSEPH MARSHALL TO Miss NAOMI, dsugh
ter Of James Davis, Of Carroll county,
Ohio.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-04-19

0ErWe neglected to notice in our last
paper that ROBERT CRAVEN had been
appointed Post master at Harlem Springs
in this county, vice, Ezekiel Chapman
removed.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-04-19
COURT.

Our next Court OF Common Pleas sits
in this town on Monday the 29Ih April
inst. 1t will afford our country friends
who are in arrears with the printer, an
opportunity TO pay up. If one half oi
The debts due the publisher be paid, il
will enable him TO furnish his establish
ment with new materials, and thOn we
can ,aHord the readers Of the Free Press
a greater variety OF miscellaneous and
poIitical matter. We do hope that each
subscriber who is anxious to push on
the Wing column will give some aid in
opening the channels of intelligence.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-04-19

II wish vas a horse" sai@ c ioafer the
other day, then | would drink my wills
rev on, Q q bucket" Na,ote! societies.
cant huJl hat chap.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-04-19
CLAY CLU BS.

1t would require Us 10 have not ony
an elephant, but mammoth sheet, TO
chronicle the different Clay Clubs that
are organized North, South, East and
West. Every exchange paper on our
files inform US that organization is The
order of the day among the Wings; and
we think there is no plan more feasible
than by Clubs W. now and then see
that The FederS Locotocos organiza-
never with a Van Bwen CiUb'--wilh
Hickory CIu6S,' The adhereols OF Mar
tin Van Buren,. like The Jackdaw, wear
borrowed pIumsge. We suggest TO our
Wing friends in the various townships
and villages of our county, the PyopUsJy
Of organizing Meet, Friends, ard as
tabIish your Clubs. Miilio caanOi hgh
regulars. Wings Of Carroll push on
your column.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-05-31
ELKHORN FACTORY.

TIME undersigned. having purchased the .Dose
Formerly owned by Daniel CLARK. and having put u
in complete repair, are ready 70 C.anO OOoE;
and FULL and DRESS CLOTH in the best manner ano
,,nou shor, notice. They viii also, IN snort time: oe
nrenared TO kinds of goods to ososf
viii any quantity of WOOL =, The hhe.. 1s
Goods and Groceries. &C. They would prefer Wool that
has been washed.
Their low and they hope. from tneif long
n>epee and their business to merit ana 70
ceivs a shase Of patronage. o> 8 ,y,r~ox
April 18th, lS44. lou
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-05-31
CLAY SONGS.

..We ,crox the only decent Clay song that pub
lished 1,-GsoHs Pattison.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-05-31

NALL and 20, box of Doctor Swain EFuptSs OhV-
ment, YOU need il; il is said 10 be sovereign
remedy fos the ITCH, and warranted, at o,,
REEDS DRUG STORE.
May II, leA. RICHMOND Ia
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-05-31
CLAY AND FRELrNCHUYsEN

CLAY AND TRELINGHUYsEN.
Tune-"Dane Boatmen, dancer
Our country's flag aloft we mise,
Our hopes now high upward rising;
In burning words it there displays
The names Of CLAY and FRELINGHUYsEN.
CHORUS.
Hurrah! Hurrah! we'll shout,
And it's not Al all surprising,
II we sing all night with all our might
For CLAY and FRZLIsGHUSsEN!
filth! hoi with them we'jl lack,
The strongest mon Loeos can pick!
To free our land from folly's sway
All freeman now with zeal striving;
Our foremost champions HKNRY CLAY,
Our second man 10 FRELINoHUYsEN.
With Freedoms cry our land Is rife,
In tones shat echo round tn horizon,
Her watchwords in Tho coming strife,
Ase HEsRY CLAY and FAELiNGHuYsEN.
Al! Ma,iy's in . hovrid way
His posridge is all turned to '.pisen''-
For every whore the people say,
We 90 for CLAY and FaELINoHuyssS.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-05-31
NOTICE.

NOVICE.
r FILTERS Of administration of the Estate OF Sarah
4 Rigsby, late of Union County, Indiana were granted
undersigned by the Probate Court OF saio ouy' AZ
IN. Nav FERN thereof 1874 All persons having claims
said Estate desired present them duly proved
according to law within year from this date. Inc
Estate is supposed 10 be solvent -,
Union County, May Nth, 1874. GA SD -z:3t
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-05-31

The tact of tho editor Of tho Belfast Journal IS
"phirst rate" He says in speaking of the letter
Of Mr.. Van Buren, on tho question OF annexing
Texas, that he "docs not see how the position OF
Mr.. Van Buren, can be objected to by reasonable
mon on either side Of the question:
A CLAY MAN AND NO M1sTAKE.-The Savannah
Republican says:-Wo were shown a letter from
n gentleman residing in one of tho Southern sea
board counties ef be6 Strong y
nan yu for twelve years-very strong for eight
VEN, vonrs-a little stronger for four years, and tor
the present unaccountably strong ana growing
stronger and stronger every day.
FIRST STEP TO Ru1N.-1t may to some seem
trifling to say, that the first cigar a young man
takes within his lips, often proves MS nrs' s'el
lew youth whom sec contracting this habit; II
often leads to other and worse things-Rov. ). a
James.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-05-31
BIN d T. Il \
BLANK BOOK MANDATORY.

VENE unierStsned would respectfully" inform The public
thai manufacture To ORDER all kinds OF
BLANK BOOKS, III good style and OF superior paper
He - nrepared to furnish County Clerks, Auditors, aud
Treasure with Books Of the latest and most improved
form having received patterns from the Auditor OF
e-hound. aud all kinds OF rerio-
deals and bound good style, and as Low roR
CASH rs thew can be done elsewhere. lie solicit. a
share of patronage
The BlNDERY is in the room Immediately over tho
ri Soc {. $ PRESCOTT.
ps.,.o,l u, l3tb ISI3 Sly
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-05-31
II III IL r A i. l. A ID i u W.
10 TAINTED AND PUBLISHED EVERY FRlDA
d.. p. HOLLOWAY & b. w. DAvx.ei,.
at The SouEh-east corner of Main and Froy
Richmond. Wayne county, Indie

Terms of Advertising. --OsE DoLLA,s for e,n add
three insertions. and TwEsry-FIvE Space .p,sd oy
ditional inser,on.-TEN LINES, dig than
$50 ems, is counted square, ns. than iuare an"
square all over square, a9d half rsr 81. o ~.
three months, THREE .aoam nor squares Frrrrrs
LARS, or TEN DoLL- Crsrs ner Annum; three Squares
;,1:sS s
III; 3 =
column of sec%G ssSo for s.,:
quarter' column,e longer than quarter Of
will made ON by the year year, and not
.srsa notices and petitions 70, divorce,
DC paid must DO accompanied with the cash, unless
from 8 for publication by . brother publisher
ooIu5 No Advertisement will BIO discontinued until
al the option of the publishers or by previous
No., gement between publishers and the advertiser
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-05-31
The Tippeconoe Gathering.
fSame Old Iuss-"DAN TUcxsA.

(S0U1e Old 1lG11-''DAN IUCx8A.J
A. Hoosisr boys. isis our delight
o. Os~s 20 oSBu 10 s0-unIses
And pledge our faith, and 6ss our zeal.
Yos CLAY and Jssssy's old ''sAoAD SEAL"
Clear the track, the steam II rising,
Tor Clay and nobls FRELlH0HUysBN.
The oall 10 rolling far and vide,
And stays for none, like time and tide:
The little For twill ovsrrun,
And give his Coonship "loss OF fun"
The YIELD ~ YAAE, whore ~ have met,
With GIosy's slgnss-ssal 10 set;
Onss bath'd In blood from valos's eide
To Freedom ever 'sis allied.
Whore fell the rod men, ~ Of yoss,
SHALL Lokiss fall BY many . score;
Thsis Van san's savo ZEN. nor his Vice,
Who killed Tseumssh In . srice.
Should Whigs The Leeos 20 disturb.
That shsy must ''sry some oshor herb,"
Than eab64ge-yssd or "Csossings' yield
Well Meet Them In vhofessy field.
Like game hard pressed and seeking quarie'
Should they bssaks themselves 20 v0t~S
Old "Isonsidesr could not avail
To hide from CooHs tho Fo5I tail.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-05-31

ITNHE under gned offers for sale, farm situated about
eieh, miles northwest Of Richmond ia a healthy ana
ne, N, ne mile from Friends
,,.e,;ny house. and distance from methodist
church The FARM coatalns about ITO acres-is OF good
quality, and 20 IS III state OF euuNanoa There
a, the premises xerv comfortable house, with the
.ssary out ding.-a good and substantial oan-a good
o-rhad-a never failing spring of excellent water The
Farm i'll be sold easonabe as TO the pfiee ana
,.,,s and ,os-e.son will be given time II
he wanted This a desirable one and any person
hing to purchase cannot be better suited IN ,,s
OF country Ihli re OF -,
Near the Market House, IN Richmond, lad.
April 5,h, lci4. -
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-06-06
THE STATE SENTINEL
--WcckIy--
Is p.sll.Aea es,y II .r.Hss'oasse o. Harrington s.,e

Is Pabfished erry Thursa1B-OGce on Washington Street,
South East gf the state House.
The State Seminal vii contain about tNtcr a. much reading
mattel. on IL subjects 81 general ntcrest, as any other paper in
thu state
TEtNs-Two dollars q year, always in advance. In no
instance Nl more tnan one numhrr BE- sent ul the none, -.
a. "NPtrH""n Of eaeh year or tenn, and Il The payment fr a
s"ee''a"g lear OF term b. hot advanced, the paper will be
discontinued. This rule vail be- adhered 10 IN an eq4cr.
On dollar - ii be- received for So nonth.-Gfu0yf tn aduanrr.
1--we dollars vii b. received for three years, or. three papers
ali be sent one yrar fr The same.
ADFEHIISEMENIS IS. viii be inherited three time. a. NJ
dollar a square, (1so enis) and be continued az The ate - %
ee"'s a square weekly 8uartefY advertisements inserted az IS
a square II $50 rms.
Yearly advertisers Will be- accommodated on reasonshle terms,
whteh should aiNay- b. made in writing - agreed upon
Al @dverusrments from ahruad HHFf BE- accompanied by the
eoIh. Or no attention vil be paid 70 them.
Postage must be paid.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-06-06

H0sIfgY il now made N his country with astonishing
rapidrv. bs the ad ct the pow cr- ~ eaNing Iuonl-an
American invention, and which has not vi been iuiro-
duced into England. While there II j. a foil 10. = work
~ KNIT by hand Two pir 81 drawers. a gal here. AZ $3.50
per week, will make by the power loom, twenty pairs ~
the same nne. \ piece tweniy-,lsht Inclrs ~ wtdth,
aud one inch long. can be knIi "a one minute. The eN-
pcusr Of manufa, mring this article haS b, IN reduced To-
ahu1t one tenth &C The frmer method by hand-ioom--
The Importance Of tins improvement may 10. estimated
from the fact that the quantity at hosiery used Ia the Tn
lied States. II valued at =. 1000, anl the s~ioekings,
wo,en shirts AID drawers made IA i!is country 81 $780,
UGO.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-06-06

Another PRururr-The last prophet that has arisen
is ore Kcyl, a German, said 10 be from Pitisburg, ~ho
has taken up his resIdenre in Columbiana county, OHIO.
aud lmpiouSly STYLES himself Christ lie has already
n number of followers, whom lac calls his Witnesses. that
lac sends oml 10 preach. II Is stated they have made great
Disturbances m C"lumbiana county particularly ~ keN
III. Iluet's cuus,egaiion, 0uikersn or German Reborn }
On one OCCASION. Kew was presented and DECLARED hun
self To be the Christ. that he come Ia make prepare
tons To Judge the wurld, that no one could touch his per-
sou, without las PERMISSION, uifenng drnunciati"ns
against all VIM dared oppose hun. On another "rcarton
he requested all who believed him 10 be CHRIST 10 rise 10
their feet. \ MAJORITY of those present rose, % - old lady
among the rest. who, 4" give special evidence Of hes iaih,
cried OUT, Thou All truly The Chusti' What a lament
able exhibition Of human week.-mrs..
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-06-06

ar. TGn Brrea Honest. capable, Lithlul 70 the COZ
siitu,ion. ,risd by every ordeal and never found wanting
he embodies every characteristic which can Inspire conf
drnce aud command respect. No orc will doubt his sue
cess. who does ,ot distrust the intelligence sLI -agaor'y of
the peopie.-.iugnsfG .3se.
Nav libcrty's banner irumphantly sueaming.
Soon hpst n'el by iuTrets. ge ~ re &C the wave,
Ard he tuli neon II freedom fcSptndently teamI I,
IlumIne once mofe the land 4 The tE4te-
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-06-06

\ CoLorFD GENTLEMAN AT tut BAR-Nc learn
from the Portland American that Gen. fcsseuden, n day
or two since. appeared before abe distinct c"nri, and NOV
ed that a o0toT.d goldman from Boston, VII" Was then
with HIM, be- admitted Ia pacnce a, an atiuIney ami
counsellor ~ law in Tie rouuts 81 Maine The motion
vas made under the new law. winch makes all eiiIzens
Of good moral character eligible 10 ndmi-slon- The ne
cesar, certificate was produced, but the CONT refused lhe
nniIon on the ground HAT the candidate WAS not a cItI-
zen i successful application will ~rrobabl, be made a,
The October term.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-06-06

4 democrat the other day was recapltnlating the hiolor.
ic4l facs, to how the corrupt agreement h.t wcsn Nr
Adams and Mr.. Claw. 4 co1nie having IN vain endeav-
ored TO refuie he evidence, Al last flew INTO a violent pas.
sion. and rocndiy swnre. 6" b. Cd, he aid'nt believe
Clay ever had teen John q macy Adams Secretary Il
State. Harry Clay would play second dllle TO 10 man
Sent.neL
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-06-06
&c, The Charleston Mercury thus sraphicary ioachc-

IL The Charleston Mercury thus graphically iosches
oil the wing travelling orators
THE Buckeye Bacr, with his satellite, the Kentucky
Bore, and JOhn ". Bon-. with what arc's>aTy we y" not
Informed, Seem lust now TO carry the welght OF universal
whiggery-thc two grand spouis 10y which the party de
b0uchcS lis patrIotIc aspirations after Office; Titanic slang
wlangers set 10 thrash over for the next election, all the
rotten frutles< straw of federalism h -, we presume.
because a prophet IL hon0ret only abroad, that tire OHIO
Blacksmith goes To Virginia and the Virginia sportsman
to New York. They are an ornameni-yea, aud a grace
and glory To their party, beyond doubt hacks patched
by such a blacksmith ard ridden by such d knight, can
not fail TO win"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-06-06

MoRE o. Mn. CLAYs ExtNPLE- AT New Orleans, on tie
10Th inst. Gen. S.ni--anar and Cuumo.oie Rieb.uf fought
with pistols At ten PAGES. IN the fist round, Com kiebaud,
piso missed Ire, - con equcuce u hi> oPionent, bail ta'-
mo entered he muzzle. The stcord was " a bout effect
On the thiri aud las. Com. IIebaat received his aisetsays
bali ~ The left breast, atOte lie nipple, while al tie sane
time. Gen. :. was slightly wounded IN the Z ON. Com Il.
wound Tia ugh a dar ge uous ore, a. not c~on>iic.ed rort.i, md
confident hopes are Entertained that he wall recover. X Wa
once G. veInot Of Tobasco, and ;. has hiet a distIf z Is.cd
post IN TIC Mexican NAVY.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-06-06

Az IuPreENT RAsoAL-A fellow broke iail IN Mary
land last week. lie lift behiud hHn a lcti.r .Npr.>-tus
hs gratitude To- the laIlcr aud tH5 wIfr Tor ihrir kind
treatment and fegreltng hat hs health would not per
nat hlm 10 remain longer In Their agreeable s"teis lie
frlt himself growing uuwoll from confinement. and tore
hIm-rlf away rom them, confident that the climate Oftl,
State did not agree with hi
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-06-06

q 4 paper down South tells a Story q vi. Ci,y's max
iag the following announcement a bic delivering a speech 10
one OF the >ou'hein cuie>; Il am requested 70 state thai
Immediately after tho adjournment, Of Tins meeting, iheie
wall lie a race just back If the Court House, two mile heat,
for a purse e three bundled dollars, two nag onieied, md
some hopes Il another. ! hope you wli al! be ihere."-De-
trout Free Press.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-06-06

A Smytiar hcide"f-The only fafi ~ the interior e
81. Augu>tnr's Church untouched bs the flames. was a
norton Of n u fr~crlptfnn over The alter. IN. - ardr.
Z" THE Loan >EErH, remain upon The burnt aud hark-
ened wall. almost a. clear AID lrgihl. as the day they were
placed here a fact which l. WILL calculated 10 excite tho
religious ieelings Of the members Of that Church, aud 10
attract the attention Of the people generally.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-06-06

Conric.ed-Jal - Rasebrsue. Of Chnlicpihe, has hcsn
convicted Of the CRIME OF arson. an! senfenceJ 20 the
Pe-i entiars. n. st fire u The carting machine and saw
mill of Mr. : age IN that ne g~hborhood. aud 10 the
csrJnr. Machine Il Mr. GArwood. - fret ie charged a
Miss Cpiitn- with he CRIME. but subsequently contested
bis oan guilt aud eKoncratd Ter.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-06-06

Mr.. Van Buren, will never be able 10 please the fede-
rsiists. The have abused him a great deal Tor following
ia the footsteps Of Gen. Jackson, and now charge Inn
with " Ingrattude 10 that great man because they ssy
he does not preci.ey egrev with HIN ca The Texas locs
ton -Pq-s9r P9s'.