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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-02
"Gora,c oHi from among the foul rar,y.v

Il new democratic paper has recently been started at
Mount Camel, Hin IL, by Il. Beck and V. Miller. Mr. Deck
has heretofore been a Wing, - called; but since that marty
have taken up Mr. Clay for TIE Pesi ency, aud declared
themselves for a Mammoth Bank. Il.h Tariff. Di.trbu,ion
OF the iu'lic lands TO British nahobs, and other measures of
like destructive character. the scales have fallen from tho
eyes Of Mr. Beck. lie thei,f,Ie ~repuiiates that p.rty and
lis measures, and TO atone fr past error, will hereafter lend
has aid 10 tie democratic party to Illustrate the ruinous CON-
summation Of the policy Of Mr.. Clay and has friends. In the
list numter Ct his paper, Mr.. Beck publishes the following.
TO THE PUBLIC.
In appearing before you IA the capacity I now dot i,
ION a sense OF duty. am lei 10 confess, that Immediately
alter the last August election, | ~puhli,led a card in the mi.
Carmel Register" ard at The close 4 which. I s,a,ea ms
preference m faro, Of Henry Clay TO- the presidenc, but
atllr siSht OF the publication | was c science stricken and
i't con .h"'l, ioI having put forth = ca an 81 i>tle. But be
II remembered that had for cighteca years. suruort.d and
voted with the Wings on all o-casi8fs. and g thaps "a /, . =
jealous IN The cause a any nun. Ary rejecting mind mich,
radiiN Know that Il IS MOI an easy H. tier foi man TO b,eak
oi nom od haultS. customs. or maxi = Of any kind, at sim
ply a nomeni'> reaecion- No, tut this important matter r
had stni'u>iy looksd into AMI examined ft some two ve,r,.
ana nave become iuHy convinced at this late hour. that the
wing doctrines are MT only Inconsistent, out of season I'm,
ar "i>o ofp">ed 10 the lnieie-t Of The farming and laboring
oias. 4 community. Why because hold. thar they ~
not D1iEociaiic, neither indeed ran he. 50 long as broken c,..
'eIiS. such a. high Iaun, L. :. Rank, fmonoroiics \ n,nt-
rni Laws, Dtstltuii m of tie funds arising ON the ale,
u 'e fDDHc ms. &c. &c. ale theIr le ldng and monument
measures. All M toto Leing IN opposition 10 tho gon.,,I 80
CIT # the mas OF the people of ihs nation.
>" me IuDhcdiian OF The paper We intend both in and ON,
90 S"'o", 10 di,>'minaie ard eiucdsto the tue JefreIsonia,
p'r,lPe>' Is if a we ae capable OF exLibiing.
The iiln,tioGs J, fcIson was onroscd 10 = S..1.
iaiHi = arc we. He believe that the rn.ss q ~.
pc ! thiS nation were capable of sclf-y 5vetnmcn,t w.
'9G " NC sam doctrine and want no diciatorIal clan.
Yours, respectfully.
UfTT nm $780,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-02
a Escautisul ..xst.vc- Ss,c.,.r.

wee copy below iiom the New Ymk papers. one of the cir
eulais or handbills published and circulated at the lac cleo
ton IN New York, by the Naive" division of the Federal
wing panty. ii there be a natuIalized citizen who can read
II ana give ms support TO a party which thus maiisns them.
ana 'hd'aVors TO sir up against them the ,ilost pas>r rs of
me West poititn OF our Own couutymon,-suoh a me
Is unworthy oi the privileges which the laws Il the land IS
W." as he laws OF nature, have Conferred upon him..
FELLOW CIrIzESs AND AMERICAN REprnLlcASs-You ~
calico upon at The coming election. 10 DO ,our Guiy. ,ou,
who're GUY 10 youf county, by voting Tie tue BON Ameti-
can Itopubllcan Ticket. In this war YOU ae orcscnfcd wtb
men, Mh"' thank God have no p Hucd forciga blood run
mug WIo1SH ihe'F tenS-ncn Nh drSylSe and fear not ffc
ioi''S" Hhuerce 81 lhIs great city. Look al The lorles Of
Du''h ana lush Hfres aid rGgab adS roaming about ,ur
s"1e's' picking up rags and and bones, pile ing sugay and
Z. hec along our "hatveS and sips; and whatever our uative
citizens happen TO leave IN then way. Look al the rp,,h
ana scotch ~P'o@l0che 5 and 6, glars. cioNdins on, pl,ceS n
amusemeni, steamboat IandiugS and hotels I,ot -, ~
i'hilah ana French nOuRfcjdHhS Roaming the Sigfefs n o.
~ oIy IN The l mon with their dancing monkeys and or,,,s
A. an excuse Tor The pni pose cf IcblIng Us of our -.
III stlaVOIaDieo opportunity. Look az the " andctinr ~
ciV"uing OIL business Suoeis with their shops Is rccer f-Jos
Jor stolen goods. encouraging Micres. and distances,
ouf cIiIzcns. Look at he IIIsh and Dutch oroccrs =,
Se'fefS, monoiOi>ing The business which pfopcllv l.t,,.s,a
o"f own native and tue bonn q Izcns-lthis non,n.I, ~,
be taken fIom Ihcm)-in a word. look II The aud,ci'on, -.
ference oi al these foreigners at our elections - "a, -.
be LONE any longer Nesay NOtli -" '"'
Fellow citlzens! THIS c~afcfqeur Of forefg. ,es,y,,..
miSht be heightened, but The time and >tace viii ,,, 80,
-'"ei'loie we cail up n you, not only a. Americans I'm,
- mon determined no Longer To be ruled by an iznoiant.
bloated, and uuprinci led rabbie. L. came out in ,ou~ 49, -,
ana crush tins curse to Qua beloved county. By order q Tho
AMERICAN REPUBLICAN
GENERAL COMMITTEE
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-02
hig SANDER.

Inc wing papers Continue to publish false representa-
'o"s 'ne iate controversy between Mr.. W. Brown
ana " me OF kentucky in relation 10 Gays hypocrisy
concerning 'he tarf. Why do they not, as the Demo
c1auc papers have done, copy the full proceedings of the
rouse embracing the speeches on both sides, They
o''e MOI DO IL, because they know tina, Mr.. Brown was
entirely triumphant. Il answers their purposes be,,.,
therefore to misrepresent and lie abou, the matter In
'"at way perhaps, they can save the credit Of Clay. who
has always played fast and loose on the tariff question. as
wen as That OF White, the man who stole Aaron Burr
'a'ediclory address and passed i, of a, his own.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-02

Nv HITooNB s"tAcrs FOR THE ProPLr."-We have
been requested to blow up this pamphlet. aud intend 10 do
IT. We mean to begin our examination with lis first na,c
ana 10 go regularly on until we reach the last. Tn. ron.
son why we intend bestowing so much attention ON tlis
miserable document. IL. thai they have been extensively
circulated ~ The w est. and because IL contains all tho ,h-
sufdiiies, Misrepresentation ialseloods. slang. and dem.
agoguism common 10 the advocates of free trade anil !,
exploding It, we blow up their arnory."
The above appeared in the Louisville Journal. edited
by some fifteen pcitifogging lawyers, five or SIX weeks
since. But IT has not Yet commenced the Threatened
blowing uP' We hope it will not delay much LONGER -.
otherwise Mr.. Clay, their master, may be seriousl, affect.
ed 10y their negligence. We would give notice. by The
way, that we have Two or three hundred of Gov. Whit
comb : pamphlets still on hand, which we wiIl di.posc ,r
at cost. The squirting OF federal whig-cry Is lis best ..
ccmmendaiIon. Oliver II. Smith tried his hand 81; .Lio,,
up, and made IA most lamoniable and srand,lo,s ca
nre- n person by the name Of Boliman. who ,L;,ls
himself much smarter than q. II. Smith. has been p,
ing against the same "facis' ever since they era.
li>hed-hrst IN the Ind ana Journal and the Spiri, n, an
md now IN the Bloomington Post,-with as lir,le s,ccss.
as ms Industrious predecessor, and now forsoo,h rho
great Wing Dirt Battery Of the Louisville Journal - ,oha
opened upon IT. Well, gentlemen, go ahead. fvoua,.
not successful IN refutIug the truth. YOU viii no, lose Won,
abor, for the British Fund which paws YOU is s,iII rich
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-02

we are informed HAT Judge Wick, the Democratic
e'"d'd"'e '" tiec'or, Will address the people at CumJor-
una IN Marion county, on TUESDAY, the Am IF May,
"> O'Clock III 5 presumed our other candidates will al
tend also. The residue of the same week Judge Wick
will spend in Hancock county, attending such appoint-
ments rs our friends there may make for him. Let all
the people attend these meetings, and hear what the can
dIdaies have TO say for themselves and their principles.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-02

l. -. x 'ins'n' Al stone. & J. Clement. are III.
'"' y ara publishers Of anew Democratic daily pauer a.,
q N' fenocratc Banner. II veil edited
""' p''''d' a"a WI unqucsionably DO good service IN
's ~ 'e p'op'e- Il sPe Ks az follows of the
respects # democracy ia Kentucky
"' DtN4ocfacy WI he victorious in the next cleo.
~ nave 10 q rh'' hut W. have got 10 be vpilars
-'a "''a 'he'"'my al al points. AID We. from ure.en,
'"a'oa ionf. sa'ey lay that the Democrat. of Ken,uclx
yer "'f ID hitter siIut-, or more saneuine Of suoce,.
man 81 Tie pIe.cnl moment.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-02
Nr. CARMEL, arm Oh, 1874. 81


re NlfinShed Times saws -" Mr.. Lewis Koeevana
m Intelligent and honest blacksmith of this c;,v IA.
" ''"e s''s.'d 81 The deception the Wings are artempt.
ing q Iass upon the people by their promises Of h.,,.,
limos and heing convi' ced hy the late discussions ), III.
'.s' ,nai he was wrong. has magnanimously .ekoowl.
..e'l ~ .Irer. aud Cow supports the Democratic cau.e
~ ''''c naliS has also left the Wing ranks. and now
~ ~ De",ocfacy with his support. Others might
N'n's' h''e aoknowl'de'd their former blindness .ra
to" vain III lie broad light Of The sun Of Democracy,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-02
NIadis0m-

"o would recommend our friends who visit Madison "a
purchase goods. to make . call on JANIS ssorr Tuosr.
seS, corner Of West and Main Cro,s streets. II he deal.
% LITERALLY - be did with us, and ss many Of those who
deal with him. say he does with them. we think they will
MOI &c sorry Tor their call a more obllsiug. attentive. and
se'iss merchant 10 no, among our acquaintance.
In this connection. also. we will name Nessrs. woo,.
srnS q snnEwssrnr. aud Mr.. HrsrRnAHr. either sf
Who" our friends might call upon with advantage to them.
ssIvss.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-02

IL the removal OF these classes should 60 on for twelve
years after the 4th of March, 1871, at the rate they did the
FIVE months after, The people can readily compute how the
comparison would stand. As the matter stands. it can he
seen at a glance how grossly the Wing leaders violated
their pledges in this relation in 1870. as well as how inf
nitely more prosciiptive they are sor opinions sake than
ever the democrats proved themselves.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-02
Madison and Iud;,,,ro,;.

The stages now run daily TO and from The dcpot. max
ing a daily connection with Madison. Col. Robinson.
Inc agent, Is Just the man for la. business. Every thing
moves aud moves right under his administration. On The
Madison route, he has som of the best cams and he,
drivers !" the State, and we speak ~expenmenlaIIy. Let
all who would like a ride to Cincinnati, leave here at :
O'Clock n NJ aud in less than 20 hours they car be IN
Cincinnati. So much for having agents and drivers who
know their business
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-02

i"S Sterling Democratic sheet l. out, on the com.
"e"'enent OF ~ 81 volume, IN an enure new dress ~.
az g'an That Mr Jones h-s been able to improve Ia.
u" nope The democracy Of has section will give
'''' "'-'"o"'' support sufficient TO meet tins necessarily
"'"'y o'"as Jones has not forgotten the way to skin
4 coon "
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-02
DEMOCHATIC ELECTORAL TIeKET
state Central Committee.

meeting Of the State Central Committee will lie held a
Drskes Hotel on Saturday afternoon next, 4, ; o'clock
Every member will please attend.
By order II tie CkGgmqn.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-02
Keep il before The Pcoplc.

mat Henry Clay and the Wing leaders openly pro
claim 'heir intention to alter, il not TO destroy. our Giori
oa' Constellation, as framed BY Washington and the Father,
of the country. They dare not deny it.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-02

That Henry Clay is in favor Of the ROYAL Cba,,.r r..
ram, IN Rhode Island, which imprlsons and fines Amer.
ican citizens for attending public meetinr.-whicb ,rs.
vents na'uraiized citizens and permit. Negroe. 10 vote
ana winch opposes all the fret principles Of Republican
Liberty, ond adhercs 10 those of Rri,;.b do.,o,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-02

The iiPPecanoe Journal published a, La.aveic
hai's The recent election in New York CITY - Wb,r
victory Tins shows that wing hostility to aaop,cI cii-
lsn' Is as bitter IN this State as in Now YofS or N.,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-02
ent" Here is the secrctary's statement ::

The Democrats IN Congress have introduced a bin. sim.
liar to the Army Eeirerchment bill. which cuts down
many oil tee extravaganoies, and which We presume
VIII pass the House, though it may be killed in the Whir
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-02

0lhe bill making appropriations for Western Harsor.
and Rivers has passed The National House Of Rsprss,,,.
tlv(s.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-02

he secs 4 whole foIe,; Of shi,-,-, ~ 4.
"i'."S mast'' aHi Yards oicwcd up-Picsguse. Marcs o.
MI he ~ilrayune tc 50 god q, ,o'el 81, uh,h w,x,h.m
. 70 work - "eirS ~ yais- ~ "y
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-02
ufOytus.n:c-

we understand that our ~neighbors, =. & ID. Csr.n,I.
'"'eiy lad several horses die a, tie depot. Sumo .u-,;.
80" 3" Inc" hi'ing been poisoned. Wonder # an, bodx
ever g''e Them salt from ~ lson : salt shed g' Don,
yam innocent people We hope not to be misunder.
S'o'' Is inS'nuaung any thing asaiu., old Nj. V,Isoo
"'0 ''''' the reputation Of beng a rog fine old g,n,,'
nan Dni there Is such a ihing as good s4,.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-02
IN The New England States in lSiO.
S3l.Gll.SsO

there Is no branch of business in the country. of a
r"oh'cri'E character, that can show returns ike this on
capital invested.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-02

The New York Courier and Enguircr. ralad Wb;-
paper sIsmai rs the motion Of VI. Henley. Of Indiana.
III congress 10 All ,urn on the 3lst Of May next. n = a
o'mososue'cal proposition" This Is the usual cry Of the
"his-' when any proposition is made for the lie eG, Il
TIE PeoPe. If tie Wings could have their own Dag
20 MS matter Congress would not adjourn at all.
ihey always admired the idea Of holding Office fer bfe
IS Is done IN England.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-02

No" II Dbl docs not mean beund. | would thank
some gentleman to tell me what It does mean - Thus
spoke Di. 'ifdfer. thurman of he Commiucc on Ein.
'"'''"' ~ IA Tie United States Sena'e. He had. m The
course 81 debate. stated that the duty on soi soap was 80
cents per pound. and beng corrected hy mcmi,r rs. read The
PROVISION ~ The tar Il act making tie duty on s.n so...
." c. r,f h'l, which led to tie Triumphant cx pres.ion
S'o't' ihs J. me sane DR.. Gardner who informed he
o 'at LOUIS inhiirpe was the son CT Napoleon.
he : a 'coi'co.-Lapre"ce5uga Uhg.
Inc editor OF tie Nhis has 40, sense enough 10 make
even a plausible lie. The above Is cut from lie VII r.
cloth In The first place there IS 70 such pe-son as Dr..
Gardner IN the Seaa'e of tie Unred sia'e., as any onr
can ascertain FOR himself. Second y. tie United s,a,se
has no such committee a. a COMMITTEE on Education -
II 1t had 1t Should at once do something for Tie EDITOR If
The "h'f. Wonder # The editor had been paying poke.
with The black barrier when be copied the ab.vel
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-02

Il new Wig paper has locn started at New 0f,esus
unt'F The iiiie ofihe "Na'iee american. 1t declare.
mat II Is wiling 10 extend the rights Of ciiizcnslio TO
al foreigners already in The country, but is opposed to
granting those pfNH's's 70 any ioIclsnermn,ing hcreaf-
Ter unil he has resided here twcnt, one wears. Thu.
the Wings are pushing their liberal doctrine, in all
quarters. We imagine there are few adopted citizens So
'IiNerai ms 10 desire to subject those Who come after them
10 greater disabilities than were imposed upon themselves
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-02
a m,~l.O.::cl..

Inc idnfa sun cali, ManJrd tie editor Of tie y,w
i''N STANDARD, a Demoo'at. We ha.dy th.tk Nix. WOOD
o"'u 'ehu c sch IN assertion. Lad he noticed The course
. mat man Tor The last ten years. 81 wc have 70 say 49,.
=, ,', ne ! no a democrat, and VIC dsuai file ever VIII De-.
;. - no' ne necessary qualification. ana enc be : most
GEL" l. d IN, y, PofHiclk Honesty. ", 40; ficnd WOOD
Keep me party clear finn all such feinora'.-fom al who.
'orA ten cent Office wouii a. soon 70 TO- one patty j. ano,h-
~ = 10 his "a7h'in- through se,esal .i.ioaI cam, ai.n,-
ii has Always ,eived 10 her federalism.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-02
Dignity. NOGesiy and Truth Of Clay !
Van Bnren and The Tariff Of 1875.
We find the following i'm a Wing paper:

tFrrf~s a SErrET-Thc follow ing rom the Ssron Geo.
N'-errer. . too rood 70 - lost
" DuI inV Nr. ray's 81 eecl.I e lad OCCASION 10 advert 20 the
charge made aeairsf im ~ ttc democrats. Tat Dc was in favor
% re Tariff 81 1879. with. they say. = almost 10 oaious ss the
" Bin Of - Omfuafors"-ffe Black TariT 81 $50. Vow. saws
VI. clay how ZONES b. .tat ny democratic friends lave forcof-
Ten 70 toll Won wio voted for ffsf ofious Tarif Of l-e-7 Tiey
AVE faHef 20 sny a word . out - ut VIII tell you. fctNeen
olr-fivf~. ard tn tie -frirfesf ronfferce. .rr Baa Barn vO'el
To- - j. De- a. confidence. --v rot inc o ont H. A worthy cit
ven" orr iotn.a good bfmoffff, and n DIP crl minded man.
roHrfFs /. VII VI Cay cnrir- he sveri1r. remarked 10 im.
u - ~ ihno-raf- Hai given iim = STRONGER testimony Of y cir
- Turn even i- VIE frsrds Tow % ASKED Mr.. CLAY.
y avs orr democratic friend. ON fe'i u- ~ 20 keep 81 Vo1e
oi I, zen 'nr'n q secret ari say rolling o. ont b. we have -
tonr iJr1cttors, whie ffe Wing sse telling L 10 cyesy
The New York herald., 1844-10-23


great change has taken place In quotations
ior illinois State stock Yesterday sales were made at
aos per cent and to-day operations to have
been made at at Within week, sales have been made
as high as 4s. Advices from London, by the Acadia
have not been favorable anticipated and the nego
Citations are consummation than they were
months ago. We not disappointed at this result,
der all the circumstances of the The bondholders
in Europe have all along been afraid to
deeper than they are and have no doubt the
usa Of the capitalists in this country to take hold Of ths
affair extensively than they have has had inau.
ence the minds Of capitalists abroad Negotiating for
additional loans for State, almost hopelessly nsolvent
is more difficult than to raise money on coal mines
and Texas lands, and the commissioners employed in
this business could not successfully contend with
the deep-rooted prejudice entertained in the minds
Of those who hold bonds of delinquent State
The attempt was dernier on the part OF the
State Of Illinois, and the result certainly cannot disap.
point those commissioned to make this effort for they
must IN the early state Of their negotiations have been
impressed with the difficulties with which they had TO
contend
The New York herald., 1844-10-23
State or Trade.

AsHEsPots continue in very limited request at 50 ls3
Pearls arc very steady at 81, BIZ 81 373.
BEEswAx Prime yellow Northern, Southern and
Western sells as wanted at 291 80 cents There very
little enquiry.
CorToS.-The accounts per steamer do not appear to
have effected the markets list of 247 bales ordinary Ten
ncssee having been token for export fuller prices
the rates current at the close Of last In addition
about $50 bales chiefly to pnners at previous rates.
FLouR-Prces are not SO firm ss they were. Genessee
is quoted at $4,75 SASH and quiet those points,
HAy-Common qualities Of North River bale sell at 80
33 cents, as want, but the demand is very limited.
Prime for export held at 40 AZ cents The receipts
down the river continue quite large
PRovsIors Ohio Pork is very dull We quote prime
at S6S7t 81 Mess at So ST. SO 90 Beef is also very
inactive-Prime is held at So S3i2t; Mess at So 90
There is very fair demand for Lard-keg, prime,
quote at 81 cents barrels at 81 81 cents.
WHsKEY- Drudge casks very inactive, ard still
quote "a cents Western and prison brands are very
steady Al 243 25 cents, but in rather limited demand
The New York herald., 1844-10-23
PORT OF NEW YORK, OCTOBER a..


nnps Princess Josephine, MoIer Trieste Wn Wesser Isa
bella Andresen, Bremen, Oelrchs Kruger; Henry Newell
% %pummond opoHo, Nlwel 4 Co; Courier WOLFE Rio Ja
Republic ISee Mb MSGas NTT%a Bsr'Sn Hvasa Taylor
ps ~ ros Philips 1Sch!s Acadia, Barnes Halifax @
Denoyan; roridan Hopkins Apalachcola Nonhup Ionic
peisns9n ~, Jaessonvie Bunker Place. Ann Hy man. Tot
shp Hamilton Reed (of Boston) SO days from Gottenburg
WIN QUO tons IRON TO Dickson Co. Has very bad
New ship John H. Skiddy, ss:ddy, from Newburypor in
the 10TH This spenks well for her sailing Qualities
barque ilbert Giveen (of Bath) from Cronsadt Aug a.
E,s.ne9r sept 3 with iron, &c. to Jas .. Ward.
swedish 1rig Nancy Haaberg from Stockholm. via Cowes
10 days with sa9 tons iron TO q. L: Habicht & Co.
British brig Mercury Dean 10 days Demerara in bal
last, 70 u: j. Laurie. Left brig Judsou Just arr -
british brig Argo Heford Is days from Habor Grace NF
IN ballast, to SH kin 4 lronsidss. "
Brig Relief Alexander from Lubec with 2l8 tons pIaser N
master 9TH INST m Boston bay lost fore topsa galy
Portuguese schr 81 Dos Posos Ancha days from Oporto
with iSe or cks wine to Barclay & Livingston.
Schr Sophronia, Fountain from Calais laths TO Smith
schr Salem. Ackerman, from Portsmouth, NH with mdse
TO master. 49, ~ S
Schr Lorena, Wilson, from Portsmouth, Nh with potatoes
schr wanknco. Crowsll from Boston, with mdse, TO Howes
,iodfey. 80 ' ~ "s'
Schr Grecan Chase days from Boston, with md,e to Jas
sshs 4 Appleton, Nickerson from Boston, with md.e
sehr Homer Kent. days from Boston, with mdse to E. &
schr Victor Halet days from Boston, with mse to E.
schr Vintage Bearse days from Boston, with mdse-bound
TO Albany.
Sailed
Ships Empire, and Alabama, New Orleans and Others
The New York herald., 1844-10-23
Philadelphia
Correspondence of the Herald. !

PHILADELPHIA, Ocl. 22, 1874
The Democrats OF the Northern Liberties have succeed
ed in electins Mayor otbat District through the ns,ru
mentality Of the Board Of commissioners, by majority
OF one vote the Native American candidate The
Native American candidate had plurality Of the votes
polled overh two other candidates but he commission
ers, in whom the election vested, there being no
elas'ion by the people, chose the Democratic candidate
giving as their reason tor doing that the Native Amer
- candidate Ineligible. from having resi ed in
- District two years The Natives high dudgeon
about the matter
The last day as prophesed by the Milerites has ar
rived but still the world hangs together large body
oi these selusd people have formed
another encampmen, OF them near, Camden N j.
The trai OF Joseph Harris, negro for the murder of
Cuhy Tod another negro, commenced in the of
oyer and Terminer this morning The testimony which
IS entirely crcumstantal strongly against the
colored man named Zsppon, convicted Of the same
MURDER Il now under sentence Of death in the County
Prison, and will be hung on the 9th Of November
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lucky Bank, 73i $50 Win RR Bonds, SO s21 400
County 6s 90. new s33 700 do old sst 80 Wilmington
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