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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-08-22

his inveternie aniipaity to The democratic party, or The
notifications Of The boys and babies, Initiated the aloTe-
said candidate, Mr.. James tunwcll, but certain II l., that
the sudden outburst Of inseefi,e and thasie e%I'quence
which followed was truly terrific. lie congratulated Tie
ladies upon being in an ~a>sembiaCc at wings, a party who
could protcct them fIum tie insults of baceuaTd tooofo-
COS We iorbear To Comment on this courteous language
aud viii only predict the aboye sentence will do much
10 defeat his election. After the address Mr.. g. Holland
OF B~rookylle entertained the audience IA a speech OF so'ne
length, Taught, n wing speeches invariably are. with
stale slang against the democracy. We will not attempt
10 follow the gentleman IN his lame aud impoieni args-
mems, one quotation rs a specimen Of the whole, shall
suffice. Speaking Of annexation, he exuliinsly asked
Who were the volunteers that fought fr Texas. aud
wha; claim bad they to the sympathy Of this people :
they were, continued this selfconceited wing orator.
ourGass, temperatures, crintrais, md fugsttres from J"S-
tioe - Shade of Crockett, and The brave heros who fell
a; the b tile OF BeNar, start not IL the eulogy of this de-
siroyer of Your fame Citizens of Indiana, those whose
sons and brothers lent their aid IN the achievement OF
Texan independence, taught by your own noble ances.
tors, viii YOU tamely submit TO hear them traduced and
branded a. criminals and outlaws. As well might he
have DETAINED the patriotic foreigners Who split their blood
IN defence Of our own republic. The tongue that would
assaiI the reputation of those volunteers for liberty, should
he paraly zed the heart that could dictate such malice.
becomes chilled by Ms own righteousness for they stand
en>hrined Cike Lafayette, DekaIb and Kosciusko) in The
Panoply of all that i noble, generous and vIrtuous-bid-
ding defiance TO use Mr. Hollands own expressIon) To
the p~rJudiced popinjays IN politics
The crisis has arr,.d and the democracy of sanncb
Old Franklin, are battling manfully for the issue. The
deception. Of lao have aroused US to a sense of duty.
and we ieariessly pledge ourselves to wipe from the
shield of our principles that STAIN which for n moment
dlnmed It's luslre. We were defeated in $50 bv false
promises and false representations. it is true, but not van
pushed democracy, like our sturdy hickory in the win
ter. was merely stripped Of leaves, whilst the trunk re-
manned unscatIed aud firm, and with the returning sea-
son will again assume It's glory.
"We1l fling our banner proudly forth!
And hail it as 1t floats IN air,
Surrounded by Iis stars OF light,
With Polk and DALLAS blazon'd there
Names that Columbia proudly boasts,
To lead TO victory her hosts! -
Laurel.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-08-22
EXFf,VSI7. EoPrEGI NfhE AND
LIQUOR NIEsffHESE.
y-.re Yc:s> ard E.:ncy (:roCcric &c.
Y IA -

Cr~-r--.Tr.
20 \ ia' r. rrnsifre~ NeT YAK nd r.-'oo. win Wv loo
fr~aie nsns c,'n''y f'~r.f ; Iu'ia"- '''--""a >" 49, -
DON PIX fsanst 81 H~ Aria.ea .l-2f.n -ioa p ui~i-ii-'
o4-.i.nne--,. lo dark. .f ~l--s" cd NAr. clsH ini.n 3d.
-i-21r veu ~iefiar oi sazar-o,7 dr. ,lfss- - $50 ahi
a5-In.e Inna+s a,r ned drr-'v num tie ina,,irr. 'hs -
,.ifs-t ff,tn frn IL tu-ta, Iiur-c DO q. S. fhi ! knoe fr- ot~
nsre anf reui@s GOOD a- ans ever differed h'fle - ftt~ cfss ,
ufs~- - ah,en-' H-.-p Anlor 60. tbs . ne lf-i e"d ha-i"st
aiyarei Gn 40. rte. into tAe Tinted st4i,s 4 g. 80 Jamlic' "ni
- ~. ,snoue .re- of For- ~ Wine. ~ 81 soa gnasiy -a-
s.v oa. consisting - Madeira. rrL sAsus. fsnf.rar. Ssf'.
: vet Malaga. Nn-rsf. burgundy. -rsrt O.. ftrrrn Ntfr Nur,
So. Sc. / have = lev casks'f Pm Nm. t.ai ] have hal sn'5z
81 ani fnni p, - r-rf'cfiy rr~ and s-n.ne-
~ Ba-kef- 81 the d.~ gt''fF nf spanking fiamr7iga, - tnrrn
Cant ane TO- Vince - a- frsr.ui-" seaes A.
AI-p--Ai-- th-tnfi.. f'ri-ask aHi .nn-eie 'ordtfl,- "
rtcns. a,raan Cherry nan'v. En-Asasssr Hfatfs 'hrues,
sfsrrat,n'- Biu.f-. grAaiions o,issrtet Chrry Mine biiers.
PfartN Fnf-- SC &C
fIKETfSE-Au a-.orf~.n of ihe v-ry hef and hi-Ie-i grade
u Tea. Thee T~s. ~ h"o ." 81 III 1T mn I'm. nr,-rsfn
N-v York. AM arr HE tss hef qitife- thought :" i"r United
-saie- CONSISTING ~ Tyson, Nelns is-oas i-l.Ea', Gu iroHter-
Trlir r aaed Loaf Cr.aed. sns ruseiizts SUGARS. I'd yrh'.
and Goseraneff lava coffee. Isueh'- Sweet -. Il ttst aud poli
drHo.e olive ~. that r. 10 70 ihn- on",ts.
Sh-i-f Nna'r - F~r,h AID a'ni-' ''va. N""f a"-
oufae. prfa.a 'srs. cocoa Paste. sartrs-. me Far.'i- J. -
was~r Il So u-'~r Pr,.- kinorasnd Nc ~.'i-a S'"f 2
ohnsle-. Rok andy I-mon RasiAeIr rus Are ga ss-si"'A
Ssmp. preserved Ginser Havana Sss'f NJ Ae-hf
Ton-res ard Ss-ins-. 70 aud -rs-- f~fr = Hraa.n 'i..- 'mi
Tm.nto. Nn-af', hne Tnrehsaf'-- y I To- 'fs# "'f
"n-ir-en aad Touaf" rai-np. ctf f.ea-f mt+"4 ''e-'
VIII = Wee sin.uar. fai - -ef- So
T--ether wrh a &c ut 80 -t' s-
frh la'ier salmon. MAJ ' -hi aa >
:-ff-eHS fr-h. vshrrf- -.r'fr" rrF
Tnsari. Tl.va. w.ra'.t 10 Asrp ir-a - s-af-' D 'e o %
n aH -s.ff ~ -tn-fr- tf r.1- vs,
rasa - .rcof' ''aF ff
f~.r- and I'D o..-f a--.as s--a afrr re fei-s't-s y"
-. f.-l $3.50. -.~rs = r-f 'aftf ~ 'ri H~rns'.
2 49, ~ .st~ sr a~ 9s7e -sa : y -m- "a
y rt--n+-te s-"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-08-22

Governor Polk (says the Cincinnati E%nquircr) was
called home from Congress in l-3~, because lie was
regarded as the most popular Democrat in his Safe
to run against Mr.. Cannon. who the year before had
been elected by 20.OC0 majority. and Col. Polk beat
him By 1900 votes. N 1910 Harrison carried the
State by lJ,COO majority. and tie next summer Col.
Polk reduced the Wing majority 10 3,cCo. And the
last time be ran for Congress. 10 opposition was
ATTEMPTED. for the Wings knew That he was invinci-
be. If any other evidences of his popularity arc
required, they are {, hand and can be suppl Cd at the
shortest notice.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-08-22

Wacre Lberiy d.csiS. here IS ay country.
4 Liberty Convention. will lc held a. GREENWOOD.
johnson county. on Tuesday and "Wednesday. the 81 aud an
days Of next September, which will be attended 10y the pro-
miuett Liberty men in The >tsic. ~ mineni members e
tie Wig aid Dein cratic par ie, have also been invited t.
ad .iess the meeting.
All persons who desire 10 hear the political bearings 4
Slavery on the country. dis u.s. 4. ae inti- ID - ATTEND As
this viii lie = mcctirs fr FREE Dis US>ION. gcntisnrn
Of either political party ale inNI'et 10 engage IA the discus
lion Of such political questions as may come telose tc Con-
VERT n.
Au. u>t i2. 1914.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-08-22

s.These figures cannot lie, SAYS the farmer, "and am
sure Mr. Webster would not. In fact he only asks a
question. and my answer TO Mr.. Webster must be, that
my produce was forty per cent. dearer last year than it -
tins, while the goods which | buy from the protected
manufacturers. Were twenty per cent. cheaper than they
are now. NV answer TO Mr. Wel>ters question l., there
fore, that the products Of my industry produce me only
halt as much c%lothin. for myself and daughters. as they
did IA wear ago. WHY, Mr.. Webster. what an enormous
di,ninuiion ut comfort have nv family suffered! Wecan
have but half the comforts tins year which we enj",ed
last year, or rather my fauil, can have almost nothing
new this year, for my taxes and other matters of absolute
necessity. will exhaust every thing. ! have truly an IN
terest in two prices, aud between these two mill stones !
am ground to powder
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-08-22

SPY v rue 81 m eAetniou Go rr tn"cfr. from tf ' hfh $ "iWf =
Sd The Ninnn Circut Cont. lvn s,Pnsr Ia r'tr sae ~ ihr
Can't Iion~e d,~- IA the town 81 iaa;iuaiaii-- 81 tie IA DAY ds'r
t.nl~r- J. ~. iHiw.,r tide hHif~ gff-r rHet hA ifW. i't IT. ahH -"
fs fr seven Arars of tc fi'oa is tescTied pal 'sifc, sfna ~
Marion t0Iuf,. tn VII:
The south wet 90, - of ~eri.n =. 30. in towAils =. "fia -
range y" =. except a. acrs III the n,fia euf 90 sA.d lad "Lici
ilvfS Il arfe-
Ani on failure To rcalze tr. fil amount dcmanfedi s sid e,eo"
tmn. I vii a. tie stun time a-t place cNrrc The - -tnfie &c ssti
real estate. A. he properly az J,~'s "a H. khuads ana rihsis, n ie suit
Of jeremiah johnson.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-08-22

Tnr NAraY APPLr. IA East lodi Glit, . nov rais-
ed ~ \, o.har-. - >s~Sinni T. scientific nare ! La
s-nia lauahosia. H. Tie list Ifles. The native cline Il
fl., sruj. -n- tree grows o. a hesHf II tN'a'y i'-f ~
about the Sc q j small p4arh, ~iA q similar r..'f, 7 =
rerl susl. and haze IL Este q! very Sweet commln
apple, ,a one seed ia tn oenie, i lie sze and color
o. ] carsngi.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-08-22
Jour. Commerce

GESEeAL JAcKsoN-The Louisville journal SAYS
ave have jus, comversed with a distinguish -"i.tienian-
who was on tho continent of Europe when Gen Jack
son made hi- terrible onslaught on is ~ir- VI i"e French
some eight or ten wears go; AL, although the gentle
man Of whom we speak was never a pirlzt" 81 '"e
General. he SAYS HAT the effects 81 ihe old 'hi'ii"iA
conduct on that ucca>lpn pone'rli.d - the very centre 90
Europe. aud inspired "a kind of awe IN men w.o had be
fore considered our counir, a fourth rie power
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-08-22

At all the settlements and plantations on the MssissiP-
pi, above NIrksbufgh, says the Cincinnati Atlas. greet
sickness aud suffering prevail. the effect of The late oN.T-
flow of waller. The Aaragapsett took on MANY SICK per
sons on her last trip, Of whom four died on the pas>s.s
Many of the settlers lost cVsry thing. and beg iheir pA-
sage up 10 any point ON the OHIO. 80 that they can escape
from the sickness and misery that surruunds them.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-08-22

DisoP1~iN,rivo DUTIfs-li i stated IN the Montreal
Tunes. that AZ srv.rai points alcng Tie boundary, winch
divides d portion 81 f.e State OF New YORK and vermont
from lower Canada. stores have been op-ned aud e>tab-
ll.!ed by Yankees, belng built with one hall on The
American side. and the other halt on iMe Canadian In
the Canldian halt they keep and sell su'i Articles a. are
,mln.ct To- AZ American .ar.h. and wee versa. o. ile Amer
rcan s,rc ,iev store all tie goods upon which the Cana
diGns impose a Tax
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NOTICE TO

= EAI.ID yrt pssaiS Nih he uctNsd ~ The und' y tred n -
~ Auditors Oih,e, until Saturday The ait instant Al neon tF ctg
GIN. The head race ff The nil- At tie hek- on tir tcntrai canal, 'e
mile S.auh at Indianapolis. cusfaIhiHe-s-- cube wares ~ eNt"Naihn-
PAYMENT 1T said wok o. hr mace ouI Of the accrued and "tct'i"s
rcmis - tie indianapolis division uf iAe rental tanal. A desefl-
iion If the wmk ma, be 81 al The tuifoa'- 'hior-
WN. SHEETS. Stefstaf, of ate,
x MAYHEM, 1LaG state,
~. J. HARRIS, \. 4. \.
r,sf,,,,rs iqh ,n-n.t l~tt. 93w
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-08-22

EEyoLrTIoN ~ THE tUERESoY OF tSGIASD-Sr
Robert Peel's new plan Of currency has been adopted
without opposition, by both parties VA the Brush House
of Common :. and will no doubt be carried into elect.
This system vii. gradually reduce the enaulsiion of oil
the provincial banks throughout the United Kingdom.
and establish a general paper circulation, originating Ia a
single bank of issue.
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D. L,wnE,p. Sspf H. e.


herh. given. iha' I VII cNHee la -ae ~ puiic ancihn cn sat
q ur'a. the 2f ds If ~cptrfnhsr n~sf, 1t The late fe-iienre al
William I.s-r. drcra-ei. in ~ t>hinrrnu fpN n~fp. NarisM 'pu1f..
Indiana. al the personal property ~ SAID defra--d. ou-i~iir. a.
fIur>eS. auie. ~i-rp. Corn in Tire field. tarp,ri'rs f.sfr. - ir'ai
and KneI.en furniture TaunIu. utensils. aud many other AL - leo,
Tedious To- menii"n. \ tfeda 1t twelve inerths " "a ~ gwen 80 az
sums uf three dollars and upwards. the pure Laser giving MS ntc and
-pg-,,.r security de attendance o, lie eah-esH.r
ShNIEL WEST, .9Aaoai frotor.
tnru-t frh f4E7. qav
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-08-22

Ely virtue Of an eNscuinn 70 ne cHrctcd ium the tlriks 'hlte
Ed 81 the Mfi,H tircut . ,ut. 1 VIII sApa~e Ia gu'ic ale, ~ Use
tsri Ilou~-- o. he tow u - IA. Ianapl4-. 81 Tie III tA 81 ~sIf'fn-
t.r. n ~. teiv cen the hnlf> pfe-si itd if law, the fetiS aud VA is
fWr seven years .f the iocw ug Goscfhot itl ,star, ,auate II Nal
"A county. te wit:
Block "" - nd ths No - 'he undivided nfrr-i in bots v" l..
and 3 IA square - a-n int 10 !. % square - III an. ! IA ,qpafe
81, kf No. ~, 30 ~qilfr No -. 1T va. -, In -gusf" y" -. Ia N". =.
in ,quarc W. e. Tie ,rt Iai a i Ne ., "a s.uNs Not hi Ne.
80 ,... -. -.
AMI on f.aure 20 TaHz. ti~ aii an'onu' drn a ldci iy SAID r,ern-
thau. 1 " ~ 81 ihr same tme and place eNg-e tie te .inlsr 81 - Il
rcd estate. ~ the IrfrlIs OF y Sheets and "hrr-, At the suii oiDs
Nd W. " shpn.
- I. IL o -aa.- Il LAMmEAn- sLna u Q
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-08-22

r5'IlE suhscri'T ir"isrts ofenine p s,'eci classical and maihewai
" rcal lrni in th- hsouch ou the iri a. SsIa-nlsf nat.
II recourse of s'ui, WIZ Include ne hIansi.- u~usfs iau-ff Tin lie
h~i - h'i- 90 il- Iaf. AID usts--n fo iIssafs students o. rreis-s
Nouns men y ITO - t>h 10 acquire a kufnhd-e n Tie niaiLs ..aias,
Whl have an opportunity ,fdofn. 80 ~ q o. a~Hafae rafe-
TERMS-For common En-i-h tfafrlcs. 81 tofs 300.
Latin, Greek and MllrnnsS. 1.
oan -. &. HKlNNEY.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-08-22

FELLOW CITIZEN: At The time / was fist ass flod in the
columns 4 the Ind ana state Sentinel by d.. Supp, ever the
Signature Il "Phoenix." | felt myself s. aggravated that /
deiei mined TO seek redress in a court OF justice. And TO DO
ihi', had no other remedy than 20 prosecute the ncssrs.
Cha, mans. a he writer shielded himself by withholding his
proper name fI,m the public. Against those editors have
no enmiiy-nOr DO wish to haa.s them for The acts If 9TH
.ets- And since the verdict Of my fellow citizens his been
passed ION the charges preferred against me, anil their ac-
quit'a. 50 expressive and 50 Z atifying t. me, | feel no Ion 2
those EdItJis, being satisfied, fom their statement, that they
did not intend to e. dprse The charges made by "Phoenx,"
aud that they di not make the publication fom malicious
motive. No damages could 20 eff, ciuIliy do away SANDER
Gus Impu'a'Ions nOI heal The wounds theY iuhict a. the i'm
partial judgment renleIef by You IN the late contest. IL
Vas not money | sought IN commencing a suit, but the re-
dress OF grievances which | felt myself ,llei upon 10 seek
m that way wI>h ~ better remunc alton Than that have
received at your hanis. shah therefore di mlss the suit
instituted by me against he Messrs. Chapmans.
Permit ne, T. How citizens, to tender to you the grateful
'eelirg> OF my heart for the manner in which you have VIM
dicated my Oh facter as well as for the office your ,ariialiiy
has again corfeIrd upon me. JACOB lands.
lNDIiSAPOIIs, Aug. 30, 1911.
In publishing the communications f PhOenfr upon which
a SANDER sri' has been Brought By Mr.. Jacob Lands, the
Editors of The State Sentinel did not thereby intend 10 en-
dorse the charges therein made, nor in any wise t. give thcii
editorial sln,tiOn 10 them ard so far as they are personally
concerned, the Edit Is Of the Sentinel If their orn personal
kaor'edge know Of no reasons for the support Of aid chr
yes made by the above named correspond Mt through thci
columns. G.. a. * j. L. CHAPMAN.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-08-22

PAEDoSED 1t il un.crsi0 a. hat ~ TIC ias5rce e Mr..
EveIeit. The NRis,eI II the United St.fes al lontan. hrr
hiisfnic Nisiesy> Government has recently plrt uci zen -
the American cItizens sentenced. with many Others. 20 fG1n.
poIiation q ole OF the B.iI>h penal seftlcmeufs for hatia.
participated IN the political Disturbances an Cansta az tie
wear 1855; aud that orSi, have accoit n -y been despatched
10 the Governor Of Van Iieman's Land fr their hbrlat0r.
The follow NJ are their n1nrc> iHam >ha 2. John Gillian.
Ira PLY. Olln ". Saith, Benz. Woodbury., George !.
Brown. Daniel Lissum, Rybest q. Collins, 'san rhonAs AM
Els4fi \. Wish.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-08-22

gENIIE land of al Nofraeer~ L. The sinking Fund where lie inic'
y 81 has been due ad md pas ct a var pa, W.T. = adNetN'
un the lih day ct SEPT, nlsr neat. Cot wl BE- ,at,dty dsinqatl
Motsacer> adjusting their Interest re 'W- L. that datr-
SINkINc FU>p rTs,E, JANE MDkLi~pN-
Indian,atS Auryst.I. 1874 Y3N Tr.ARt
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Az ExPLosIoN CoNI>. We understand that the
articles which appeared Il tie Madisonian, rejecting
severely upon the character Of Henry CLAY. and were
published while ". Wess.or was Secretary Il State.
caoa g.nouSlv. are 10 appear again. shortly. With tie
authors eat.acAcl namely, "D42l-L W.LsTEa.
B si9H Post.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-08-22

Melancholy AND ExrR.oRnsS.R CccURRrScE--A
day 0s two >Ince. a : a sie@mio4t was a c,ndIng the Ohio.
aud hen near Louisville. the b0dy OF a boy, four OF I've
years old, was seen nDating down the nver. A gentleman,
named Pagan, rcsling az Birmingham, who was a passenger
on board. osfeiessiy remarked tat the clothes l. ked vefy
much ike those OF 4 son Of has he lad lct at home. On
ar ivIng al his residence. he was startled by The nfosmaiioa
that has son wa missing for several days. and vas su1pose!
10 be lost M. y. At once conjectuEet that he b,dy he has
seen IN the water vas hat Of ms son, and sa ted 70 recovsl
II, which he suucc.edci IN ding, and hal Il brought back
IL the city and int rei-Si. Louis R,risXe.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-08-22

Nine Governors of Pennsylvania, Gov. Potter includ-
have, within - years, granted iSC2 fardons to Peu!-
tertiary cor,ic,s.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-08-22
Sorrows Loose.

Important from the Oh Bay Siafe.
The Massachusetts, Gazette oor.aiIs The names If seven
teen Democrats who were members an lSi3-ii OF the
Massachusetts Legislature. They have come ort under
their own signatures aud renounced pix. They ale as
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-08-22
EIGHT HUNDRED
RENUNCIATIoNS OF LCC0FOCGISN-TH
DESTINED TO AN OVERWHELMING
EIalIOo there Nj >tcr .


From Maine 10 Georgia the greai VIII. ball is hearing
down all ogpo>i ion. Ilsndsods are Leaving tho P-k and
Texas party daily. Those who have hitherto acct with
them arc losing all confidence in their leaders, aud TIE la {
Outrageous act at Baltimore has sc led the e>tny e the
party. An attempt TO sell the party to southern nuliiheIs
and slave-holdess Is more than the honest ones can tear
hence they ale retouncing locofocoism by thousands. Read
tho f,llnxvinu-
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E,SEEsAis.

IGade. bugh County
Taken up ty fmir,e Noinne, u Ferry t'~n-hiP, one la, mae,
2 Years odd last ~prtne, "a , Ia nts high. aiTtthtd al Sies hthie
Justice James Houston, july 3isi, l-ii
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-08-22

Taken NJ ~ james II. Da.~. 'f Lancaster township. Wells c'nn-
iy. Indiana. on The 18th da, 81 Jui5, l~ii. one s.iIat h"ts". a 'aS
bmNn hai hiHd let while 4" the Vt>irrn JOINT. at"a' - i""a- h".h,
supposed la he sN wears old appraised g. t'H'y i've dollars ~ Nd
nan Hal and Iaui.l Bennett. lulA 9th, ieii-
\ true copy from ny E>tras book. WA. PARMiiEE, Jf.
July alsi. ISL.
thereby oeruft that the above - a true coy from az, Eslia, h"k
this let day at August irii-
BONLN MALE ,1srk &c the els circua Cout-
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ENGLAxD VINO DrIs xorui&G or Us-1h following
quantities og produce composed ihe cargo at Tie ship 70
nm u.Llci ..I.d IN S.,IrLnN ir IlAnrnn-I
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Taken MP by Ii-nrv C"nrran. ct cfe.usa~i'r township, n sorri
nan horse. = snaii as,rcs>i"n "a IRE riih sIfe ~ tie AssA, "l@t
fifteen hands hHsh. nn-l"d, i"fs aud p"'s, alsni .isht Aea- I'D
appraised ~ ilui, iir dollars is IT, Ju,ifr tsur d-
nA Anderson Jolr-un. ct Green casue tow % ap. a darn hay bose.
some vi ae on bath hind tel. and \ lnir white snd' lie isihsk 81
the l.n tur-fo St;ne " nMe hau~ On H. iask and The U'ar sir 81
'~ neck. fourteen and rail hands hi-h. and sp utd to lie s,tht
years 81. Appraised Al ihily dollars beane justice tuwrf
ny g,hart. Iliiir. of Jackson tow u>Llp. a ~,ui4d mar, hnd tait
" lnr. >tr "a her T. fclesd. small " hte ~yIs ,n iwt iafk. tunhtn
hands hl-h. i've wears at. Appraised ~ tNcaiy i've dO.ass beia5
justice Goodwin, on Jry 20, ISL
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-08-22
Rush County

Taken ~ BY Ilcny Nyer-, OF Nohir township. Rush rouniy,
diaaa. one e-iay Sorr.l Horse, supposed L. ie 'i.it - hirr ~
obi. " ith a h3az. IN she forehead. new SHOES On hetoIe, spa,.n
The lrt hiud leg. branded un the ten siouii,r With l'iisr o.
Other marks frfecINala. appraised to ilnis five dollars by Nnh
T.n,e aud Robert O'N,al. sworn anc sut~t nl.i tins 'th d.,
July, icti, before ELIJAH AGhslhoN", J.. 4
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-08-22

Democratic rembors
from Frank i'm county
III the Le.i laiuIe Of
1874.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-08-22

nemocrat'c members
OF the Legislature Of
f.om Frank iin county
ia lci3.'
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-08-22
Infamous WING Forgery Exposed: The
Erlud OF leiO KrYiNcd.

! friend in Ohio has kindly sent u a Clay news
paper. called the ..Buckeye Sentinel" published at
+ lyria. Lorain county. Ohio, dated July l6. ISL. the
imprint of which bears tie names of AbrGlGn
BurreH. Publisher" and = Era /. Sscre7S, Ettor."
Tbs paper contains three columns If pretended
renunclations by eight hundred Democrats. AMI a a
sample Of tie wholesale ~forgcr.es aith Wi "A tie
Wings are CARRYING en- tie election. We extract 50
much Of this infamous filtration a. relates TO
Massachusetts, Here FLOWS tie ccnmcncenent
IF tie article -
The St. Landry whig., 1844-10-24
inks / hear, -" .
ST. LANDRY A SON POSTED

CYANIDE EN- MAssE EFT BARBECUE.
Nous sommes autoris6s par lc comite de cor.
respondance, du Clay Club de cette paroisse a
announcer qu'une grande assemblee en- masse,
ayec Barbecue aura lieu dams le voisillagc i'm.
mediate dc la vile des Opelousas, Vendrodi 90
du present mois d'0ctobre.
Tous les habitats de cctte paroisscs ct DIES
paroisses Voisines, sans distinction de sexe, on
d'opinion politiqtie sonr invit6s a rhonorer de
leur presence. P%lusieurs Oratcurs distingues de
la Nile. Orleans sont attendus. Mr.. Conrad
ex-senator DIES Etats Unis, Mr.. Sever ct Mr..
Roselius ont promis d'etre presents. D'amples
preparatifs pouryoiront aux besoins de tous c
permettront au Comite d~'arrangemens de pro
curer toutc esNece De Comforts aux personner
demeurant au loin.