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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-10-10
Death Of Gen. Howard.

Pursuant to public no.ice, meeting held al
the Court House. Saturday last. Oct 5th, when J.
7. CHAPMAN, Esq. was called TO the chair, and l..
DUNLAP. VI. ID. appointed Secretary.
Tn motion Of Geo. 4. Chapman. committee OF
three. consisting Of q. A. Chapman. John Cain and
l. Il. Kinder. appointed TO draft resolutions
pressIve Of the of this meeting the subject
for which ii had met
Mr.. Chapman reported the following, which were
agreed 10
The news Of the death of the Hon. TrLGHWAS 4.
HowARD, late u. S Charge to Texas, having been
officially confirmed and the people of Marion coun-
". In with their brethren throughout the
State deeply feeling induced to deplore the great
loss they have sustained in the only practicable way
IN their power. Therefore be Il
Reso'red, That we deeply regret the death of such
distinguished man, as a National, well a State
Resolred, That the character Of the deceased, as
christian. politician. man, friend, husband
and father. far above reproach that 1t require.
and viii receive the eulogy Of every honest heart II
the land
R,oolred, That in particular we would acknow
edge the great and disnteres,ed services OF the de-
ceased In the of popular liberty; and that 1t Is
TO such men, who deyo,e their lime and talents tC
that cause, with single eye 10 the good of mankind
that a debt of respect and gratitude, whicl
words are Inadequate to express.
ReSored, That 5 a token of respect to MS virtue
4
solicit and receive subscriptions for the purpose
erecting suitable monument 10 his memory.
4 X. sored, That the coincidence of tins meeting b.
rendered to the widow and orphans of the deceased
and that the Secretaries of this meeting be lnsructe,
to forward copy of these resolutions TO his bereave
family
Resored, That in case any other meeting, or bod
of Gen HowARDs friends should pass any simila
resolutions to the rcgong relative to raising mon
ument 10 Gen. lloward'S memory, that they be INV
ted TO act in concert with committee the sam
subject.
The following gentlemen appointed com
mittee to coec. and receive subscrp for the pur
po>e named in the foregoing resolutions VIZ: Capt
John Cain, DIR. l.. Dunlap, Gen. j. +. Drake and
Ileddcrly.
On motion of r. B. Kinder. ReSo'red That tn
foregoing resolutions be pabshed IN the Indiana Sta.
nInel.
The meeting then adjourned.
J. =. CHAPMAN, PreS't.
l.. DUNLAP, Scc'y.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-10-10

The Detroit Free Press up the character OF
Henry Clay in the following true and forcible
paragraph:
Henry Clay is passionate and crue-insolent
and vndlcive with his opponents. HIS whole
character. habits and disposition are too much Like
those of the leader, of the French Revolution He. Ike
Rohe>picrre associates and countenance> none but
the most abandoned of Office the natural tend nc
of Ia, measures would BE- To consolidate do>potl>n
His election would BE- at with republican
n>ttut and with all moral and political progress
James h. Polk. noble standard bearer. the very
opposite of Mr. Clay. bo.h politics and moral
pure republican. high-mnded. consistent, anc
honorable statesman
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-10-10
A (aR.,.
InAiamn AsyiGns Cor Educating the
Dc.sG md bmsme.

For the more general information Of those Interested,
hereby gwen that rs~ ln-iiuiron has commence
ed operations the favorable Of the Beard OF
Trustees who appointed by The Genera' Assembly
OF this State ia-t
The ull ais Of pupils rot yer completed, ana
few may necessarily be delayed IN coming Tor short
tune Under these circumstances, aud with the co'pruf-
OF a committee of the Board 81 f-u-icc- take
pleasure m informing all who have been disappointed
sbou, sending pupils the of this term,
that further admissions Of pupils will be aliowes until
the 18th O. November next. the ihoss
stated IN the circular If the Board and published tbs
Indiana Journal Of 9Th July, also the Indi
ana State Sentinel Of the lsi and -lh oi Aug last
WILLIAM WILLARD.
III Papers throughout the State ir'end, To this benev-
oent cause. most respec full. soll,ised 10 copy
Indianapolis, Oct ., Icf4. w w
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-10-10
Is IL Right (.

The Tariias IS reducing Tie Price Of wheat, corn,
and oats. Is it gat
The Tariff Is. is bringing down the price Of beef
and Pors. Is 1t right
TIE Tariff a. 1t i. has brought down me price #
butter and cheese low that persons can hardly al
ford 10 make II. Is It right
The Tariff it Is. has increased the Tr.ce Of nearly
every manufactured article winch the a5orlng classes
have TO buy. Is L right
The tariff as II Is, has increased the profits Of the
manufacturers and enables diem 10 declare annual d.
yldends Of 81 per cent Is It fign;
The Tariff a. Il - benefits Tie manufacturers, but
INJURIES every other ca-S. i Ii right For our part,
wesly it is not and we 20 for is modification. We
20 for a Tariff that Will benef al classes alike We
want no fivo-tisn rad7r o'F Government. Ps'st7R.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-10-10
Grand Rally at GOsport!

GOSPOKT, IA, October Ic44
MEssRs. CHAPNASs-Please announce through you'
paper that "Wednesday, the 23d day Of October next
there will be Mass Meeting oi the Democrats "f Ow
en-, Monroe, Morgan, Puram, Hendricks, and Greene
counties, at Gospor IN Owen county, and that Barbe
will be prepared free for all who attend Some
of the most distinguished Democratic speakers Tbs
State have been invited, and confidently expected
they will be with i that occasion.
We respectfully solicit and desire your company
at that time We are yours. &c.
b Il BYARS,
HITE.
JAMES q DUNN1NG,
JEFFERSON WAMPLER,
TllOS n DUGLEY,
COrTesDondtpp Committee.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-10-10

FoIITlcAL ORGANIzATIoN.-Tne spirit Of the dem
ocracy Is aroused. 1t IS every where buoyant and
enthusiastic. Iney come out in prodlgious masses.
and with all tie moral force of numbers and of
noble tone and spirit But fear that great cle-
ment of Success organization,-is wanting I'm the
midst of gatherings and meetings and hickory raisin-s
innumcrabe and nearly uninterrupted. tits important
duty has not been pushed with ncedfil vigor and
ticr0ughness. Few of counties are really fully
disciplined in this way for the campaign. II was re-
marked by one Of tie most valued of the democrats
of this state, and one who contributed a. much I'M
l. 40 as any one then living to intuse spin, ard
dfuse the mod OF organization, that II bc
too well remembered too strongly incucated, that
no amount of lrr .gular zell or excron conpen-
safe for a.want OF sys.ern"-i bf4y itg1S.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-10-10
100000
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Total stock 80 600 600
The dividends Of tbs institution We're ; per cent
per annum Consequently these Counts. Ears, Lords
and Gentry received 81 .6o0.0o2 PER tribute
from the United States for The use Of their credit I.
THIS dividend for twenty years amounted S32. co.
coo, or Slo,0to,tt0 more than they sent here for
TIE sock. Here was So COCO paid by the pco,le
of the United States to the ncLl r Of Europe, and
there is still nomnally Sl2,0G0,CO0 of stock they
hold, which is what they originally subscribed. s3}2.-
c0cc00 IN Amer can produce the proceeds Of the la
Dor of the pcopl of the United States was sent to
Europe to pampcr the wealth of MOBILES for the privi
lcge OF using their prom ses. company for CIR
culatng medium instead of tie constitutional currcn-
cy; yet We were told that this arrangement las
important as the army and navy" and 'saves the
country more millions than they cost" WHO shall
say when freemen voluntarily submit to such extor-
ton. that tie paper system Is not more effective III
enslaving than the military system ~. Y. NerS.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-10-10
CORRESPONDENTS.
WASHINGTON CITY, Sept. 90, 1914.

MEssRs. CHAPNaSs-Gt>rs-We are all perfectly con-
fdent of election Of Folk and Dallas, by a usoriiy
both Of the popular and electoral greater than
gwen to Harrison in 40 The horribly fright
ened since the Of Sas Wright aud tie Name
election. Some of the rejecting here say
Cay's chance bad You lighting we'll m Indiana
and am glad that the sentinel Is the watch
tower. Very respectfully. Nc. b.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-10-10

BRITISH SYMPAIHy.-A late number of the London
Atlas. strong Tory paper, says:
'Cndouhedly, therefore. with Mr. Clay as Pres-
dent, and the Wing party IN the ascendant in Con-
gress, we (hc Brt.sh) should feel comfortable
IN regard to our foreign relations and might look for
ward with confd nee To the adjustment of the
awkward questions concerning the Oregon front. cr,
VIII oh, If neglected may at some future day lead
serious cInbarrassmcnts
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-10-10

CassiuS VI. Clay made a speech al Lockror;. Y Y
short tine ago; endeavorng to prevail on the Ab-
lltIon>is 10 vote f the Great Emond ment" After
making certain declarations with regard t. the oBn-
of the latter. he asked f there was an hbot0n-
Isl present who could contr them. Mr. Cnase
lmned ateiy stepped rward IN answer I the rcqu So
and read several documents, di>prgyvng the ass.r ION.
Of Cass.us. and closed Wit. ie rec. NJ letter f Uer,
Cay rePudai ng IN fato BIN Ca su, and hi, sent
ments winch let.tldIu Just been received there ihrouri
tue mail as ihunier-,truck, and the Wing
c1Tere'. - retreat o. dr.wn.nr tie VOICES f ii,ei
Abolition ale whom they had invited particularly Z,
DC present on tie occasion.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-10-10
(Iay'> VeTaCi v.

Beng the friend . nen | accidentally
Mr. Graves. could not IN heard that they had gone
woke the authority of IN. out 10 FIGHT although id
police prevent the duel know the hour. the
-HfrV CiIQ'S letter. place. | advised tie ,olicc
pab iskd IA fis N4fioaa to be called out. "-Hny,
Iatcais eaccr, lsi2. Clag's letter II i4gESt
l6ii 1911
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-10-10
sail. SLli.. SaIt:..

The Wing nave persisted IN no one hcreSy more
pertlnacou,y than the one. - that " h,gh dutie,
make low prces." We wish TO direct tine alten-
ton of our readers TO the single article Of SALT.
TIN, article almost necessary TO the existence
of both man and beast the breathe. WHAT
the price Of salt PRIOR to the passage of the Iari
OF lSl2 Usually about - cent per bu>hel. nat
does It cost now Forty five cents per bu,hel, and
>til the advance. If you doubt this. 90 and ask
the merchants II tbs town. Why tn advance IN IL
price If salt We unhcsItat,ne answer II i or inc
the Tariff of l-l2 By that law. salt taxed at
the OF eighteen cents Per bu>hcl of fy-sx lbs
equal to about twelve cent, per measured bu Shell
one hundred and thirty per cent What the rca ,on
for high duty upon this article Of prime necessity
For the purpose of protecting few manufacturer, of
satin New York, Virginia. and some Of tic territories.
How long VIII the industrial classes be ground down
and ridden by ew capitalist, III the east Whenever
you hear any thing sa d about high duties and low
prices cry out at the top of your lungs Salt Salt
Sllt!!. What is the price Of Salt - So1thern
Irdianiar
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-10-10

I'll do not think that Texas ought to be received
10 the UnIon.' &c.-Mr CaY's Isl litter
COMPARATIVE.
''Per>onally could not have no objection 10 the
annexation of Texas.'-Nr. Gays 81 letter.
srFERLAIfvE.
al should be glad To see Texas annexed" &c
M Cag's 3rd le.itr
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-10-10

The Wing majority In $50 was 4,176. They Will
this year save their bacon by only 400 or 500 Clio
~ enough for one day In all the counties except
81. Marys the Wing candidate for Governor is l6l
votes ahead st. Mary's Will increase 1t little.
0JThcse returns from Wing We
should not be surprised if the Wings beaten in
November. though we have always counted the State
as certain for Clay heretofore
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-10-10
Democratic Ms. Meetings.

The Mas. Meetings notified By the Dem'ois'ic State
Central Committee off in Oetohc and November
are as follows. Gen Cass expected 20 attend all those en-
the Wabash well many her Ct oar best speakers
is hoped also that Tom Marshall and Robert wiekre oil
Kentucky NAV find ccnv,nent - ant where they have
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-10-10

WING BARBEcrr Al GREENvfLLr, N-On las
Saturday. tbs long hcralded and much talked Of q0-
lingo tran~pir, /. We told that IL one Of tic
most ridiculous olortiops Imagnaho. After drumrn NJ.
and b.lletng ard ADVERTISING and pe5fag through tie
Journal. for ten or twenty DAYS they succeeded IN co.,
Letting together the suaeq49u number Of about 2J0
all told. certain Mr. Bl-a,,t Of fo,gerg ao;o,i.t H.
acted the part of prncipil orator. fi cAIoaen. II
coon prime Iyles.-Louistil DIN.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-10-10

DIIp On the 1t instant. ~ Decntur township. Msf
county. Mrs Rheuana Virgin. s.-d 81. r"nsort 81
Aaron Wright after lingering aud painful Illness Inch
she bore with christian resignation 81. tender
Mother, atectouate cnnpdnion aud kind hl,or
without single enemy She called upon her conp1u-
children and ag.d Mother, told Iiiem not 10 mourn
after her but prepar. her. for she gong
home tn Jesus BLESSED they that die tho Lyrs
or they rect and their works ID follow them
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-10-10

The MIsQUITo IERgIIorf.-lne British Govern
ment has taken formal possession Of the Mosquito
Kingdom. on the American continent. The British
flag was hoised on the 9th JULY at Blewfield the
headquarters Of the British Diplomacy. under salute
of guns and tie Lurrah- Of tie people Mr.. Walker
formerly Colonial Secretary and Chef Judge Of Hon
dGTas, * one Of the Commissioners appointed by an
ordinance Of the la.e King. to govern the kingdom
during the minority Of tie King. The northern Part
Of the kingdom Is consded TO Admiral Louvre. a ma
tive The central portion to James s. Bcll, Scotch
man. The southern to Capt. Shepard, an Englshnan.
The King is to be taker TO Belize shortly to be crowned
presence Of the Governor Of the British settlements
and the On ef, Of tie Kingdom Great Britain attaches
great Importance TO this portion Of the American
tinen 1t is fertile. salubriOus and beautiful, possess
sing some Of the largest natural harbors in the
world, thc Cheripui Lagoon can hold loco ships
Of the line at anchor safe) II has nineteen large
rivers of them navigablc Zee miles from the
The Port Of San Juan de Nicaragua portion # til
territory II l. formerly claimed by the me- IN
person the Tweed. by British soop of war, and
the claim enforced by Col. McDomld. This territory
VIII afford the British f. retreat and dockvard for
their West India fleets and with abundant sup es
In case Of a war between the United States and Great
Eritian. this possession might prove great dcrimcnt
70 THIS country. J. S. Bell, the Commander IN Chef.
having the title Of Commandan and cr 4, has ssud
proclamation. regulating trade 18th he kingl, m from
and after the 3lst Of August. ISL, PARTICULARLY the
Turtle fishing. the coast and KEYS. The importance
# this territory II be enhinced h1r completion of
the canal at Panama and the IsiilfIu, Of barren.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-10-10
4 Comsum,rnate llumbug.

We notice that Turner'S circus company has again
got IL miserable legs. IL i not the Turner. Nc
are lntormed.-L Lafayette Standard.
Wonder # Turner's Circus ever pays for adreriis-
ing Very great fools, If not
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-10-10

OREGoN.--A letter from Mr. Burnett one Of the
Oregon company, winch IS publ she'd in the S. Lou :
Revlec. says: - You WI lind trees here more
than three hundred feet hgh. Tn tall timber at Il c
mouth of tie Columbia, and in tie Ca-csde mountains
But even here 1t two hundred and fifty feet higi
viii not purSuade you nor VIII am of my fr,cnds
to come to this ceuniryi but were n the States
again, Should certainly myself For $3.50.
YOU could purchase leo Young heifrS; and in driving
them here. YOU might lose from five to ten. When
YOU reached here, they would be worth $1,000. and in
ten years. without labor or expense, would make YOU
a splendid fortune"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-10-10
Futile Speaking.

Hon. JAMES e. READ Democratic State Elector,
Will address the citizens Of Marion county and vicinity,
at Indianapolis, on Wednesday, tie 10th Of October.
al O'clock P. II. IT,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-10-10
D.GlE.si.O.XIE ufnExn>>U.,

Ia fOI0Ts, by 0n TmpTOr'd Voc Process.
KAY WILLIAMS iees havr OF 10
w ,u specimens Pl,osr. o. Nuiaf.-.s executed
- style nni. aud
general ie lie An ou. 'ee--s -
acknowledged
~ tie = Ifrafs Ir
plat. upon which they
TIE 80 a..
uriup irca
ladies aud scnfrnu 'f respectfully ffei 20 6. J. ard
specimens. Wef 80 10y sifinr cot.
NJ sisit;rc- taken r.-ard
ter Fir. Iipaskii>
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-10-10

GrAn error occurred m the Election table published
Ia, week. The Presidential election ONO takes
place on the lst Of November instead e October %
printed IN the table
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-10-10

been may be invited
Al Laurel. Franklin October IL
AT Liberty Union j.
At Hagc stown, Wayne CO ~
At W iDohester, Raucolph CO ~
At GIeencastle, Putnam CO ~
At Ter.e Hsute, Viso ID
At Rockville, Pnke 20 10
AZ Covingion, Fountain co II
At Lsfa, cite, Tippccsnce IS
Al Delphi, Carroll co ~
At Loganspoit, Cass co II
At W aba htown, Wabash CO u
AT Fort Wayne. Allen CO IS
At MarseIes. Noble %
At Goshen. Ekhsft CO IS
AT South Bend, 81. Joseph CO
At LaIOrte, Laporie co 80
At Valparaiso Potter CO 81
Al Lebanon, Boone 20
At Msriin>vile, Morgan co 70
At DanyIle, Hendricks CO 80
At Point Commerce, Greene CO ~
Al Bedford Lawrence CO -
Al Mui cict0wn, Delaware CO 10
Al Ander.ontown Madison CO IL
Al Ma ion. Grant CO -
AT Portland, Jaw co -
At Greenfield, Hancock November
Al P, mouth, Marshall co
Al Noblesv.lle Hamilton CO
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-10-10
The ui>,ri.utiou scheme.

The Boston Times happily illustrates the dstrbu
ton scheme BY quotation from Pollock
-Hah tne hand he put
- tae urn Of porsrfy.
Ind tc;th the other foot Il SHILLING out
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-10-10
Louisiana.

The ST. Martinsyille Creole gives the official
jortics in the several counties constituting the Sena
torlal district lately represented by Isaac b. Morse.
Dem elected to Congress from which it appears that
Decouet Wing, has succeeded by majority OF 40
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-10-10

ID EMAlNlNG in the Post Office at lntanaPois Indiana
y october l, lsIi.
Persons calling for these Letters Will
please say ADyER1I>ED.
a The inland postage all for foreign counties
must be prepaid, otherw they be forwarded
Armstrong Th,mas Mitchell wmG
AldIitge Aaron Mu>tafd Jacob
Is No,imiiler g w
Beatty Mr. Mustard Jac.b =
Balinger William Moorchou.e Antsw
Blue William Msy L twaTd
B,iigeflld sam A Moore Lucy
Blanchard Cyrus L Martin
Is vi David VI Maine James
Bowers David Nay Samuel
BUR- yaue y. ole Charles
Baicncer Eiwa,dB Moss Mahals Miss
Barrett P.trick MaCoio~s John
Benton Washington MoHe J In
Budi Eh Mclaughlin John
Budwhi,tle Mr..
pulk John NJ Noitnel George
N.Stci use ia
Cox Asher Newknk Isaac
Closer Charles NeIman jacob
Clarke James
Chaprn Mr. o'Riey Mr. (PlasieIes)
Carrie Harriet Miss O,ceuau Herman
Ceupcr Henry OveTails James
Clements Geo olick Mary Miss
Oh, pman Albert OWNS William
Clark, Joseph
Coop John Parmley M Mrs
/ Clarke George ieiiy >lias
Cabsr Jemima Miss Pollard Aibson
Clark john e fsuIsh sarah
poiiiy Daniel
Delcvan Jerome Potter Rchesesam
powd Mathew iots'f ri James
DAVIS Nancy q
Dam Ru,na Mis-. Quimty Milton
Duzan A
Duzan samuel Rich George :
l. Robb Andrew E>q
Evans Henry $
E,,erle Jno Sanders CO
+ ShorIdsc Geo
Farsler Frederick Sh,crGw
Foster " liam Sml n Pete:
Frees VI sm'th Geo
simpson Olive.
Gentle James S,ecF sesh
al tS,u
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-10-10

Majority for Dcclouei. sevcnty-six votes
The same counties last July gave Wing majority
on Congressman. of $50.
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Death Of Ti;.l,n,am A. Howard.

The New Orleans papers announce the death Of
Gen. HowAED of Ind ana. late Charge Texas
on the 10Th OF August. after res dence of only
few days IN that country. Seldom has death winged
is Shaft at brighter marx. Though no, advanced
m years. he already ranked among the first men IN
the Western Sia,cs. ToamlSteriv and comrrecn I'VE
nd he linked oratorical talents of the highest order
lis species characterized by deer search and
that true Democratic sentiment. that tic welfare Of
the toiling MILLIONS should be the paramount object
Of every state mans amb.t Oh. He was no less
admired orator than beloved az a leader for he
combined a sound judgment nth eloquent tongue.
Gen Howard enjoyed those te>tlmon al of popular
confidence which manifested that h> abilities were
not 10 be ted He had been Speaker of the Indiana
House Of Representatives, and member of Congress
from that STATE, and the Democratic candidate for
Governor IN tie Try ne OF so 1t the late
session of Congress. be was appointed Charge TO
Texas. and ms appo.n.mentwas UNANIMOUSLY confirmed
by the Senate.
In all these relations, he exhibited that ability and
fir--Ighcd sagacy, which shows that his future
career would have been Still higher and brighter.
But Death has thus stricken him down IN tie prime
of Life. with name unknown-but with usefulness
buried beneath its dark PAIL
Though had no: the pleasure Of personal
acqua ntance with Gen. HowARD, for years We had
marked hi, course. Ills friends we knew The
reputation he had already alta med. and the manner
in which he regarded b. the citizens of his own
State draws out this brief tribute to the memory of
who with ability combined devotion 10 the
welfare of the People which is the no5le,t epithet
we can write upon TIE tomb of an American.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-10-10

(IJ-The Brookviilc American copies the =. Rosr-
back Forgery against Polk, and credits the Albany
Evening Journal. We shall sec if it acknowledges
the fraud hereafter.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-10-10
lH.,stS Polls s'G~Y OssAsE,.
ATM :sls and s1cpl.iUrcs OF Tic MLil..

Arrtt3t> ;,nH departures Oh inc NIits
EAsTGkS-irNr> aii, 1t q. NJ.
,I,~rs ,iaii q. M
C>cINNAr. s,0,srls- ARRIVES Tu,si Thursday
Ssr
ClDs,s SUNDAYS 1He>.iats aud 1hnssdass q. VI.
CrNcGSN.rI, %. via Ltrrsaccta gA-Au,r- SUNDAYS We'd
tridl,~ p. N.
,lu>,.sM uniay~ "Wednesday aui FRIDAYS a.. NJ.
SOUTHERN va .Hid,,OH-Annes 1aesdds, lhnsadls aud
Saturdays Bpm
Mondays, "Wednesday Fridays A NJ
In D"oassgfsE- TUESDAY Thurs
diss and Saturdays 10 4. VI.
slo--SS Ju-~lass and A.. NJ
Mo -A a.. ~
'hrr- Aiol'ii,- aud ITidi,s &. VI
W.susN Iuye Aaas-A ea'ei SUNDAYS % T. N.
,lo-.-'I dab, A.. N.
Mo>TEzrss-ArriV-- saturdays q. ~.
tl,~rs "Wednesday aud -aufds,- a. ".
D.SsILLS Ills WA CriSod,ris irr,e tuesdays, Thurs
M'niaA~, -ine~sass Fridays \.
L.F,rsIIE wa fSba"""-Aunts Saturdays 4. NJ.
hrr- N .ine>diN~ NJ.
Iuss,3a.
a.. ".
'ires Mondays u edne-isss and Ftda,s "a NJ,
GHgENVnIE, g.. Htaoses'.r-
r. NJ
''sr> sundays aud Thursdays 4. NJ.
PENDLEfoN- Ann's Wednesdays 4. ".
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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-10-10
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