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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-07-25
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The American fa3Fid Agency Com p1uy

EshOroSEto oPen oaisss ol TIE inst day oi March, leii, al The
"a following places. To MI
Idvofpnh. England, Boston, Massachusetts,. New York city;
hHidclghm City, tiucinnui aud tIsmhuS. ohcs indianapolis,
Indiana. Alton. illinois also ia Nthcsn, Iowa and v iskonsan.
IN. object at ms Company D.. h receive con-icnneni- 81 rea e =
tate f- >hc 70 register and advertise the same a. ahtheH oncer
focTlpci AMI connInifaie 10 pers'i, wishing 10 become purchasers,
The most accurate information. concerning tAr SOFT. productions, Har
keiS climate. health. population. schools. religious societies, &c OF
each ot tcluon "a here fhes ohr tair~tstc ior sale
Ai-o. the best routes aai modes 81 travel a. atute ~ any Of the 10
cations tn whith PERSONS may wish -" aud, generally 10 attend To
Tire Interests fhoih sellers and uAtf~n ffral estate 81 ever deserP
tna. At.lcfa ct I4mI-ae uhIt .rt flru, or a 'uA house ~ let in the
Ne-f. uuH Doc registered aud advertised al al their Offices, - that per
s,nSt an Tnrltni or m the Eastern states. hs ealing A. any ee oil The
company offices. maN icln 30 thf particulars wh sh AN ie cpnmuni-
ctri ton personal a. distance. wherein tfy VIII be- enabled tojndre for
thtm>ei,e at the eNfedeuct od a removal. aud 10 make thssce oi a
location suited fetlrr object. r~'irr~ AMI ~ ni~
The company believe. IA. tom ihr valuable tntofmauun " hch TINS
arrangement IS ieu aisle hem o. Communicate 40 .iner~ m the East
I'm static thou -ani- will = sufnrrd e. leave The ,oid and hafrsn re
rions of Ncv Easilni and provide TER themselves aud children a
home On tLc more GENIAL cimc and iIts4e regions "fthe West.
IN. cpnpiny T. nsH feii4 To- receive Communications aud attendto
bn.in.-s. "a Cincinnati. Indianapolis aud Alton
They g. -paff1iN ~uI,f snu~i-uiarui- at real estate aud arTdtca-
lions from both SELLERS and hitrrs. Tor desired Information, winch they
Wiltshire no ritn~ To- tee prepared tu communicate.
I.tfrr-a IIfr..ri - thr Amriit an Land Agency Company, T0sf
Fad. " II be groanfuy attended 10
l.. MI sell. indianapolis, President,
\. Bifil ". Cincinnati. S-rfsfafy.
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ED3A BINDING.
tcj ccpuu Rock E~2nrf.zctoT..

N ~. TYLER y 60. wlrlc.sir aud ~ al deaeSand N'n"iac-
= rtfeT~ IT Rant fccaAsf Lan... nHt dealers IA summary. Af- 80
In the n Baidfsos Htetpf er s'rof. opposite The Palmer Hotel,
indianapolis. fnllna. where there Gnu always be obtained. and " ~
he found constantly IN hani- the various articles ,nt their line Every
description ct Hank Books ~ cuipfy Auditors and Treasures, school
CON ni~Stpners iud magistrates. with ur Win ut printed heads.
Ia alfhrff 81 NH hooks they use ihr Improved Patent mcicof sew
ne. which gives >rfsrt rfi srrif fcntfLfg. Aud - incomparably
superior u any other ucth,d ever devised for blank books, and " III
Keep the leaves ira aud solid wiFc the book lasts, instead Of coming
10 pieces, n - often Tie case with nn other methods. The new method
of scvtn.re renders The books worth double the old Kind, though they
eost no more. In elegance. dur ibiny, and suf snhrs style OF finish
their account books are equal To the best Eastern work and no higher
In price.
ID r. 4 Co, IRE also prepared to manufacture all descriptions of
Fancy articles, such n Ladies aud Gentlrmen's Port f"iios, Baskets,
Cird Gases. Alhuns, Spectacle Cases, Cigar Cases, Pocket Books,
and Note Rocks.
MUSIC 4 tPEE always on hand. which can be bound In various
$40. aud Gtads supplied a. The shortest notice. Ey-usic arranged
and iJHtd ~ the best style. n reasonable prices and short notice.
The most improved pattern 1t a Ruling Machine i just received.
Books aud piper ruled lev ., pattern.
They afe prepared L. Go an kirds of binding IN French and English
cali and ucuo,c CO. Ftin. ENua. and super eNtn Marble and Gilt
el.r Finish. NtkfnI- Of Law AMI Inerrsyed works aud periodicals
qeini to snatch. O. which PERSONAL attention wilhr gwen. Od Books
r.hsind IN any style desired, aud on thr low FL terus.
RsFses~cr.-iI"t ts,Nc BL,cNfoRo, Supreme Judge; 6ro. ".
Dr~~. Treasurer ct state. ". NorHt-. tuiiur Of STATE = ,rrt
,raHtu. rrr~atrntut Sttr Bank }. ". R,r, Cashier OF state Bank
q. w. c.pv. secretary of insurance Company \. MoRRi., Esq
Ne rk1Nfn Esd. aV
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PIANO FORTE FACTORY.

Ep PARNEf.EE would ic-g specifically informt the citizens 81 Indian
- q . apall~ and vein y that tie has commenced HE nituufs cturInE
Of Piano fours- fnm his experience, being practically acquainted
with Establishments ~ the easi, he wNl guarantee Ia furnish n good
Pianos - IA be found EAST ~ west "f the mountains; and At aie-S
ticetianthr can be purcha>cdu ia New York, noston orihiiielrhia.
fhe reasons are o5yiors. Persons wishing a good Piano, are invited
tp call before purchasing e-ev here.
4 Pianos and other mu~icaitn az tuin4cT . tuned and REPAIRED. S0-tf
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'a'D l'l1E rsul,gIs'

'E>HEW a'HNcrp~ nsrI, intiin1Pds, having been repaired an
= ferurt by the uude i-irnrd, he res rttmly informs the publ
that u = his Intention 60 continue the e-f thlI-hmeut for the cITref
ye1r. Has couurotitiuns shall be- equal - the b@i, and hts tern
moderate. The public patronage = respectfully solicited.
o0tf 4 RRDXy\f\C
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DVANI'S rtOas.l. ENDAANArOlLs.

HANES !. DIR ikE, fa-~stea by u. Bros ~ confines 10 keep the
- above n'med Hotel. Doing the past summer, be hisbniiti ~ al
dht'1 q" h~ former establishment Which enables hun To- prese nttn the
pubic a number Of neat aud cammOiinus rooms. lis stable and ear
mas hpisc are escui ,id t. accommodate a large number at Horses
nni tarfagrs. lis bills shrs be reasonable. and lac viii be happy to
are aHnlspiite al ~ ho wIl favor him y ith their custom.
NnHrLulnI & Z 4 .II
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COLI vi Is L ; III O f. l.,
TfR, 4. - gi,

'9NIE subscriber I'll continues tpeuteuin 10. Public and Travellers
q erneraii, A. his Hotel. ON the north est cfnr at The lnlaic
si-lrr,tp Columbus. Grateful tr past pttrnpaee. d. ~oir,n~ "A eontiu-
uince II the same. His table J. afuas- served wHh an the -Ih-tfntIls
aud dcbctr les II the season hs bar wHh choice wines ani lfuofS,
winch i-ri- eau drink " Hf- - best slh~ them H. -'aai's, large
aud cpnnHdtpr-. are well pro. At-d with provcnt,r aud tended by
careful index rreaeei ostefs. lie seTylnfs are ftfhfni and attentive,
knj and 0sistn-. POSSESSING every advantage, he hauers himS.l
ttu thp-ew hJ my iavof hIn with tIcT patronage Will be agrceabIy
entertained.
stages leave daily fr the Rail Road Depot, NOW cniy seven mites
dislant. IN JDuN n. nTNTER.
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ylu. ~. uc,,cr a. S,rrlc. ~ ilJinn.~.
SE:VS s%.ssREsl STABLE,
nn1 Gcrnrsi.>iOn establishment

1ifE Suh~c nieT ha- Just completed Tn etcc-
tun of one uffhr mt~t elegant ad cnWmodtets
~ fkN~~ siahirS ~ The west. situated on the alley north
t.Np DtAx41 n Il the iliter tinuse indianapolis, " here he
~ VIII be prepared ~ al Tunes L. reretye and sell
'V&{-S-[. N rsr~nu commission. and keep irrsc> ~ the
week az DIV. a.. 80 stable. south of the Palmer ,'uT, = IA iulioTe-
rattnn. Horses and carriages 20 all Tunes to hre n both places. Mem
beers of the iereEilrc and oiirt~ visiting lndnnapsil~ can havsticir
horses kepto on terms a. reasonable Is at any stable cnheT IN tow n or
county.
N.v -. rsi2. % n JOHN LISTER.
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.s0sf,s.Ei h. sTESE.EcEnEEs.
nicriric and SnfE.lrlh ~.

Washington Sfreef. .NearIy oPPosfe mr. Pest Ofce.
"a Ed E~PEcITIt.LN informs the citilsus If indianapolis
Ia IA auI u vicinity, that hc VIII give his attention a. The
49, Ihatr business, with q view turei-i-r The friends of decreased
E4E3 perSpns from The indispensable, trpuiis auendin. IN. death of
Cd . friend. aud wnnid state that he J. re- aied To- Undertake the
tsnI Whole hI-ine-~ Of funerals, ~ de- rel. or any part h,reof "n
H1j reasonable terms: such ~ tnrni-ifn. either one ~ two horse
I'd he tTc. built after the m-t apl roved ~t,e. Ako carriages,
- aad every ether requisite 1np ertainng tothe above business.
Ji.S woitd further state that lac will make his charges rcasunatl
20 persons In the enuury.
v B-Auentanee Al all hours. should t- suiscrIberfail in any
of the above engagements, uochaIccwIibe rr1de.
n J. |. STRETcHER.
" Nn. ~. weaver ~ Charlie. - ssssasss~.
"a tnirtlkcr> aud Colin m ikers, inform tie public that they
KIN have turned their attention 10 the above business, " Nth view
HiHA - rclrls. the fncni,n i deceased pcI-nns from The ti0nlie o
S<I3 etake th- whole bu~incS~ ID funerals. They ca furnish
wv either a one or two horse helrsr-asp carriages II required.
yd4 They keep On hnd collins of AZ ske-. Attendance al AN
E8 hsnr-. ThcI arrangements cu1iteS tlcni to dc their busine~-
W lower than "a scio.oIe. AH orders from The country promptly
aurnird 20.
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HORACE ErFruN. Alton. il'


TryHE undersigned a., criiuus Informs ic pnfic thai he has ciah
< lrri an asrn,s Ter the pas nnrni 90 aN-~ ga amy 'onaiy in the
form q ter-nnai ac4I4fufancc aud to make affan-t mrui~ ~ nt~f "f
The colni, tra-ufrr.. hy wilthh las ofder ~hi hr received, aud the n,
rcceif~ forwarded % lnm without ihe r~h 90 expense 81 transmitting
mnnt s.
Tie ail ai4 attend 10 the ra' mrat of intctc-; on eanal lands aiso
To- The renting 81 implut.d lari-lriti collection al rents. lie al
ai-,IItke sale fr nn resarnf- tnt itrf~-
From hi-enfrc taIIHnfffaf l- Wti with nf public land isfcm. as
with large pafiim ulu4r lmnl g. fl.ai-fst $50 ffr tnrfl-ru part H the
Sitr. HAVING hwu enpfesei ht fh -aTefnrrft "a surrey i"e them,
Wabash and Ear canadians. De- fi4s himself That he VIII reader
s4f-t fn toal nht4ntN ra is hnuL
lh<vrrrrnf Goa ,4ftrrnt n4 t4N- i~ 10 pr cent on the amount az
tayrs u under s an aas one ce4as and pr cent. IT over so; post
ages % be- pii 90 addition.
AUSTIN ". MORRIS.
ney-. : Nc'art. iffei iafn-n, Nf int's- Indianapolis, James
Harrington. "a fcrre finir Men Hamilton. Iai VA, ne. Mica
Th 4. Wrisn~ aud Inhn \. Silp-"n. "f CINCINNATI Nuul, Mus
grave \ Nurk. and r%allfug. West. & Go. Nrr hinis. Philadelphia,
EsgE essS u ~Ess.i. TssEa COME.
efiee.Acrei %.agg--s * lsaicS Iic and fec.:;i.
'1NiE underlined HAVING Undecided inf I~.ic have BOUGHT
u e,niSa 80 other rfsss~ ~sTfrHH- flft wee trading with ~. have
bad iuf Store ierhffrtfhai o. m-ntt ' mHls c'-hs BE- found. We
are now rfr4Vins filfI frn Ne1 hnrs. ihc lrsr. 'isaIest- aud
be-i 81 stfed a--aifHni 90 lu.ts ever tEul-ht &C., tbs city. consisting
IN pUf of the fol,ai n--
I.Ea yd- brown aud hieasA,d Q, d" safinriS ard jears.
sl,,tme. .Hi fi~. iul-tru aud Dunes
300 o.. Prints of nI hfuis. toe f.u-trfn~.
l.yl7. So Trkmr and IrHnr, D." doz. Palm iiai~ana Hoods,
1850 " sluHfl sfa-. lU,asts iLf ad sid Aats
so .icr,-tA 1h~antf f-ufffa-
Ie.h.ru an5 straw R,un.f- tH,-f .tr, Hriof>. F1nucr-. Cardi
nH.. N.ls. Nas. Gttt-. lHr- -ml-. lan.frtf-. Infftdd de
l.ant- lit1tfn~- tPrt- f.ufefIn-- fn ani a-ursf ~ik~ =
hm4..
Yankee Ntrasor esiy inscription, 20 which 'e attention q the
70 Irf- D. usnrf-
W cml i~ ,ftenian ofihe monrf ~avnrcommnut, 10 te above.
ani ll whp nrh 20 it sai- ilH. 1851 hri O. q" fhaI ad,aniag, 10
call at the che. rfd stofe, ai"shr .. r"aei hm-e
51u PRESTON. lOEN 4 Go.
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.yD.a. 80. E.Ds 10y.
E~r.FisFr and pic >ls.i c..

N'pEIlI wee cofnerO u ~iuh All Nun strrei-. rincnnaii,
= Nap~rkHn = tnt< Apcfnsn Rooms. 81 Nu oTier- tor ov
gr,vlns n-.m =. lii-ndcl Z. and ncll1 eyccu--d. , ~ E
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EiTfc er1rgf;sa0
v-CILD re~peff1fN Inform l- OF cr-tomersarfth e lrfffc
NE generally fhf D. las just fturnrd tfuu the Eastern
cfiss whe. be- i~. selected with greet cre. and pufeif-sd aueN
teu~lFe a~-nrtnsff rf Irrh FsHrs. .irarac. Str-ffai InsfrHrfnfs-
-Nrtrgi Gia.Uare, feat- Of-. Tareshc- sev'.et IarPcsttRf. - "tf
i0f. Hmfer daa.. ~ Uefd ~ .hWt, Pre- lime. afd Lgsws.
brn4r. >aa.. a. ef.r, I0Jlnrrl. suForer SfeHrb Cears. AID
Sraf tl-eads4 Isisrco together t. ain"~t 'sey @her sricie ~ hs
line Having gHItl 80 rs -tprk principally fr 'a-h, ir D. enabled
and ar'crnfnee Z" stiaf ttg reduced prices Tor cash or for such ara.
Cs a. trade ~ ht can u-e.
Ht-cttn-. cHiriy merchants. Iedier-, Painters. Fuli'rS- Iiaffer--
AMI insaIds ae respectfully .usHed Go Hand examine hs st'cS and
prfc-.
Particular attention viii 10 pstl 10 coni"nndins medicines a"d The
store pen a. at hours, either hy dy ~ night
a continuance 81 tie patronage l'fsi,ior extended Inn Is respect
n rs invited. 5HH
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HonA niNnaNG.

NHvN STACY 4 TO n,okaiuiets and Blank Rock N1nuf1cfur
w e.. over Why's Nlci'pn Hru. where al kinds lni st,ls
Of book bin ling Will be done AZ the shortest possible nouce. and war
rsntct eitaiin acatncss aud chcaPness To- any that can be done "a tn
place
Revised Laws in'-ficavei 18th fine ruled paper, and bound m one
two ynlrnes, u desired.
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s,tYENV uEgbgtNES

= =
II doz WIsttr's Balm NhdCheHy - 10 Resurrection or Persian pills,
- do = ndts Sar.apafila. & de- TaSlor = Basam IIveINou,
~ do Montt~ pills and Huicrs, - do Jay neS ENgrciorant.
Il de- Sappinston- Feverand Asue 6 10 fo Tome Nefmifuge,
pills, e DO do Sanaiive pills,
In do Tahnestock's yermfure, , 60 do ilair Tome,
II 30 lew Dayid's Or Hebrew
plaster, Just received by DAVID CRAlGHEAD.
June j, 1914 -
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TGMs.1ysON ~uRoTTTIss.

wuoLEs.IE ND rETAL uEAiTrsIN
Erss@. ~ NEPAIc5ncs.
Patent Medicines, fse Sfnr~. Cosmetics,
Pini-and Dis, NtdWaiG Glassware, rrrumerv.
I've Wuuds, Window Glass. Iiguors. etc.
wAsfuNsroN sTutIT. DirFtgfY ofFosIIF rItE y AsnINGIoS l.
INDIA%APDIfS, INDIANA.
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SALE OF LANDS.
Nor;ca-cd TO the Sinh ing Fund for fail

rr7lE fplnrin ulcts- pieces. parcels or is 90 and. 81 - much oi
Z e1oh q mF he nec'-safy. Will ou te 18Th dag 81 Nn-n-t next
between the honl- utc 90 ciork. a. m. and ocitk, p m 81 sah day,
az fhe tcHt ilo4 r dooT in tie town Il Indianapolis, he ohrr Tor
sale 20 ihe highest bidder: the bd being equal t. it alnonutehirer
able, the same having been NOR aeed "a the sinking Fund On bans
aud htl inby Tie state ior non payment of The interest On SAID loans
10 wit:
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Albany.
Correspondence OF the Herald
AJ.pANy Nav 4. IL o'clock L

ALBANY, May 4, IL o'clock IN.
write this Just as the Senate IS adjOurning;
they have been in Committee of the Whole almost
the whole time since nine this morning, on a bill
allowing the expenditure of Sl50,OO0 per annum,
under the special plea of keeping the public works
in order. The bill is viewed by al! sane men as a
repeal Of the policy of AZ. The passage Of this
bill and the certiorar bill will most certainly lead to
disastrous results. The wings QIall in the House,
and Rhodes in the Senate) have congratulated the
conservatives, who claim democratic majority,
on having come up TO the Seward and Ruggles'
standard. The ocUs here are In devil OF a stew
ust now; the Committee on the address and rrso-
utions will bring forth their JOINT labors-l beg
their pardon, not their labors-but such an address
and resolutions as all the conservatives here can
agree upon and think the radicals will swallow.
Look for squalls here on Monday evening (Where
Is the Herald's reporter; ! have place selected
for him). In case the two bills mentioned above,
the Cerliorarl and Improvement or Preservation OF
he Public Works Bill, pass, there will be chance
for some promotions among the llies, as
Young, Barker, and Harrington will resign then
respective Offices 1t Is said Mrs +. Will not hear
of such thing, should have all our State
officers reslgning al the same time. So you may
look on Wednesday for the news OF the resigna'
ton of the Secretary of State, Attorney General,
and Treasurer. BY the by, how came locofoco
New York to send, in twelve professed democrats,
bur four or five Simon Pures Your Police Bill,
also your amended School Bill, will pass the
Senate. heard one Of your New York members
say, he would not endorse the Old White Horse al
all in the resolutions. Squay times at the capitol.
Yours, truly, JARoN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-07
Sporting Intelligence.

BEACON CouRsE.-This course presented quite a
lively appearance yesterday. Sport ran hgh-los
well contested, on which large changed
hands. The first that came of trotling
match, under saddle, for purse OF $75, mile
Tip; McLaughlin's br m Lady Tompkins, and
II. Woodruif's br. 6. George Washington started
for he prize. Three heats declared the winner
Lady Tompkins beat them all easily. Tip showed
himself good horse, but broke trot in every
heat, as well as George Washington - the Lady
showed far the best training, very important
point in troting races and but for this, the Lady
favorlte, and was freely backed at to J. and even
greater odds offered at the conclusion of the
asst heat. For the second prize, $500, mile heats,
IN wagons. two horses started voorhees, br. g
Cayuga Chief, and Woodruff 5 mare, Fair.
Queen The first start was beautllul-for the frs
nalf round it neck and neck Bets
pended-the very wind ceased to bow-the crowd
TODD on tlptoe-the cash for one moment was
o,,h'd
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Supreme Court.
rlr n

MAY 6.-Ihe late Judge Cowen When the judges had
taken their seats Daniel Cady Esq and after paying
eloquent tribute to the memory of the deceased moved
tha, the proceedings Of meeting Of the bar OF Albany
he state then in tat city (Which proceedings consisted
of series of resolutions Of the high the
meeting entertained of the profound legal requirements
untring industry and scrupulous integrity of that disn
ushed urst and judge be entered the minutes of the
court Chief Justice Nelson responded TO MIR Cady and
ordered the proceedings TO be entered on the minutes IL
pursuance of his motion.
The Court next called upon the bar to proceed with
motions in criminal Gt there any and the
Court adjourned about o'clock
There are upwards OF 900 on the calendar.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-07
MONEY MARKET.

NiONINy, NIhy 0--o r. Nk.
The fever for speculation is daily Increasing Wall
street crowded with specus,ors The excitement
very high. Long Island advanced per cent; Harlem
81 do Canton o. stonington Il do; Norwich do Ken
lucky SIS Reading Railroad Ii Pennsylvania SIS, Far
mers' Trust Illinois, Indiana, and Vicksburg, closed firm
Saturdays prices Ohio SIS declined Mohawk Ii Pa
terson !. The sales quite large.
Domestic exchanges remain without much alteration
The country merchants bring large with them and
make their payments here, instead of making their notes
payable at the nearest bank to their location This has
very favorable influence exchanges. We annex the
ruling rates in this market =
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Commodore stewart. Position.
House. OF REPRESENTATIVES,, !
knr,l 1Qth 1914

Ap1l 18th, 1874.
SIR: You, IN common with other distinguished
citizens of our country, have been spoken of as a
candidate for the Office OF President of the United
States.
An intelligent people, exercising the right of Sc
lecting their own chief magistrate, are entitled to
know the opinions OF those whom they select as
their candidates, upon the leading questions that
agitate the public mind.
The question of the annexation of Texas to this
Union, from the necessity of immediate action up
IT, is the most prominent and interesting measure
now before the people.
Being a delegate 10 the Baltimore Convention,
which will assemble on the 9th May next, for the
purpose of selecting candidate for the office OF
President of the United States, am very anxious,
in common with many other delegates, to ascertain
your opinions on this absorbing and all-mportant
question.
Intentionally abstain from the expression of my
own opinion, and also from making any suggestion
TO the effect which decision for or against the
measure may have the popular mind or action.
l submit thu single question, and respectfully ash
such an answer your judgment and reflection may
dictate, with the desire, il it be agreeable to you,
to make your views on this subject public.
With high respect,
Your obeden, servant,
/ TtrnNg
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0z- THE GREAT SATISFIED !-ls.OOo copies 5

00- THE GREAT SATISFIED 10000 copies sold
Of ." Life in the New world.' Now ready Part Ill
Price ia cents containing the Gourship OF Ralph
Doughty. Esq, and the Life of Planter.
Three Numbers ready Of this work OF Seats
field on American society and manners They have Seen
stamped by The public the production of powerful
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tined to enjoy great popularity as was ever awarded
to an author in this country.
The sketches western and southern life capital,
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Satisfied attained such popularity in Germany where
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Price only One Shilling q number Agents and Book
sellers are requested to address their orders to j. Win
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General Sessions.
Before Recorder Tallmadge and Aldermen Woodruff and

Before Recorder Tallmage and Aldermen woodruff and
Clayton.
JONAS b PHILLIPS, ESQ, Acting District Attorney.
MAY 6.-May Term-The May term Of the court con-
this morning. and the clerk presented the follow
ing calendar -
Highway robbery. ... Forgery. .".....
Burglary. IL Grand larceny,.. IL
Assault and battery, with Illegal voting. 3
intent to kill, ......2
In addition these there eleven prison from
last term, making total Of AZ.
Grand Jury But eleven grand jurors appendicitis
not being icent number 10 transact business, they
were discharged until this morning at IL o'clock.
Petit Jurors Seventeen peti; jurors fined S25
each Tor attendance and there being business
ready the court adjourned till II o'clock this morning
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CANAL COMMISSIONERS. The Senate of this
State has passed law to reduce the number of Ca
nal Commissioners aud provide for their election by the
people The act provides that four Canal Commissioners
shall be chosen at the next annual election in the same
manner as the Governor aud Lieutenant Governor are
now chosen-,he term OF Office to be four yearstwo TO
he elected every years-and the two OF those first
c sen whose terms shall expire in two years from theft
risetiea, to be dssignstsd.bysthe commissioners.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-07

that opportunities once lost not always to be re-
gained IN national affairs any more than in those
Of individuals.
With all difference to those who hold opinions
different from those have formed, and have here
expressed, have the honor to remain, with the
most respectful consideration, your most obedent
and very humble servant,
CHARLES STEWART.
To the Hon ]. THOMPSON,
House OF Representatives, Washington.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-07

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