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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-06-13
Tie Cato. MI A.i>.ocr.cy.

ID, .ur readers know hpx the lowell and q h,r mills
are conducted +! They are incorporated ihes have lirgs
50 afIss - pas PERSONS who are cnpl ed tn buy their
COTTON, apL liberal commissions to those who are employ
their treasures. Some rich aud large stptkhl idcr ha,
sons who ore to be proviicd for. and ne IN ,kes them sc l.
its agents, or buying agents, ar treasurers. We have
heard II enc persoa OF this class who was treasurer of
three cowraricS at 'nce, receiving some ten or fifteen
Thousand dollars yearly. Thus these Insiiu ions, winch
lrrt uses. contuvancc> TO form 4 provision for the fini les
of the nobility Of the cotton miIs. Ties, employ mcn,s
are like he English places IN the army and church. For
merly these ynGng mrn s'udtd blackstone. and pu; up A
la"yefs sign o. Boston, but now hey are more pnft ihv
enpia, 81. When the young Scious of The cotton mil
ari>iocrns, are literally paid. the reminder If the pr fl :
are distributed amo 8 thu stockholders. The dividends.
therefore. ~ ~ means. show the actual elno!uments of
the manufacturers. which are in rca iiy vastly greater than
appears on the books Of th,se companies y. y Post.
G. The Tri' unc in Us call upon the " Wigs TO attend the
Park meeting II respond u the nomination Of Clay and
Re Inghuyse SEN. concludes 1t As follows:
1T = suggested TIA, Wing MASTER Mechanics ard
eMcr EMPLOYERS should ALLOW The wurancn 10 quit
work cary enough - attend he mectng."
Nhst 4 poor. mis- rahe, i pendent set If scaprg flows
these uFns smen are, N The estimation Of The Viii!
gently. The a Mig mIsfers" skond ALLOW" the
worknsn II attend a 20 meal meeting, What WI they
'Gtn,r neNtl " hen Clay Is elected tleyil "a ow'a
poor dew! II think. ii be only thinks as is ~Nhi. Mas
ter does. I,u'rah for Clay aud FTelirgheysiun,-Ne.s
ira.
TIE lahorsrs n the Hartford Section Of ,he Springfield
Railroad. have stuck tor one dollar a day. and he work IS
suspended. Thu, have received bu, 81 cents per day.
TIE election of Gen. IL iui.on. without any reference
20 the measures OF lis administration. Cid Mr. Clay -
his Hanover specch) will have a tendency t. establish
confidence. raise the wages Of the ilhoref." e., &c.
~ ter.. - tbat tv, = ff,r. -, 10 IL r,.r I~fl
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.ro k,rt---;.t. n,sd ps.ys-ciaus.

To a and Pays Clans.
rNViiE subscriber 0aerairRi ESAlEtic stfeo Drugs inindi-
Z an.pais late The property Il Daniel KING. 'eeeas-d The en-
tire stock = offered At ths apprsi~d vaine. a,=n a credit 81 ~. u ana
- months. wIh approved ~rcuTry. u cnhrsces q large puTfft'" OF
the ieaAn. ARTICLES nsuaih found IN such establishments and counIfs-
c~a Complete is 9irtu &C
Drn {. .N.fas,s Or Suf. Srresod T4s,ra-enfs. Glass Hare, Nm
ds~ Gass. gnff lad. .NasafrHrfd Tstaoo. sc a.
wsh furniture aud UttIffs cngfee. AN IHf-tn wh" may desite u
engage ia iit imsn =. ,F - ha lny wish Ia enlarge h- qreseit re'ah
l-hm-ri eau DO 80 np q terms. bath ~ u .rce AMI ~. neni, ahogeth
er sfshrfmy.
The ,n,l- ana inventory can be seen 1t any time upon application
10 Tie subscriber n Indianapolis.
Iute / l-4g Enau L n. WILSON. AdmT.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-06-13

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UE~GTfIn reSnaffuffy infrm ms oil customers md the inhlic
VS. generally. that ic has just returned fruna tr Eastern
oirs whfit ~ has selected " Hh errsf cave. and purchased net-
ter~ive aSIimtnt of Frtsh DrHgs. -NeAunss. Sugfoei Issfrsrrh.
-Medoal Giss-ure- Pant or sar"'sse., >gr'f" - I~rPeris, "H"e
Lnd. % mdor Gias, DE- Hmd. Ire N@f. Pare Hres ad igs@s,
brHhr. sap. Cosuclo, ToitnrB. srputv Neri,A Crers. and
Srca Carrnael Tahaooo- iorslist - nh ain.~t even dhef anai- IN hts
line Having put hsrf ms stnrk principally fr Cash. he - enabled
ami Determined 10 s,lat Ssry trduc,d pfNts ir oash, 90 Tor sueh aHi
cs of trace 49, be can Ne.
rhssclans. c,slntfs merchants. rcdirfs. Painters. fuiasrs. Haner-,
and ln.alids are respectfully tusHed "a call and examine hts stoek and
prfc--
Particular arenton wil he gad 10 compuunding medicines, and The
store open al all hours. ,Iitr . dy 90 n,eft-
\ continuance ef Tie Tatreraec tr"r"iore extended linn - respect
IN. InNnnl. vii
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OrrGos -Teuitoiial government formed Recent letters
state that al a meeting II the American settles IN the slr.ns
Of s3. q Govemre,t was re alasl v fosmei ty the chhosins
Of JUICES. Sheriff.. Clerks. Sc. 81 was a peri CT Territorial
Government, except that 10 Governor was appointed.
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bEAND Eetkkss. Z a. =. sSrE
TO PARAEl.EE Wcuid ts-peciiuilX Inform the citizens at Indian
K - o ap'lis and vicinity that hr has commemorative mdnnlaCturu.
al fiino tuueS. From his eNeTirHce. bring practically lcqua nf.t
with Establishments IL the en~t, hr III guarantee L. furnish ~ -pt
Pianos a. al nr found eA-t nr west f The Mountains. and "a a ieSs
pisc ihantltA can he pmrciUa>,dm New luik. io>lnn. OF Philadelphia
HE reasons are ohyions. Persons Wishing a goed lAno.are invited
to call hei.fe purchasing tieu here
Ilamos ard other mIsral m.immcals lnmrl and 4 arcl. 5nLf
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Undertaken 3s.-es s0EEE-EzssiAST.
Washington Street. .Ncar}y Opposite HE Pest CDcc
"a Sp ESpECTFIlIN informs the citizens at indiana 'hs
- Ia aud - vicinity. that he " ~ give III aiI'rtar It. thr
- ahnre business. With a view To RELEASE the friends 80 deceased
l$ti HersunS from the Indispensable toUil- aifendin. t' d'adh 81
ESs friend, and would stale that hr j. re-, asd 4" undertake The
FHf Whole business Of funerals. II desired. ~ shA paft'hrt'si- On
kSy reasonable terms: such a. furnishing rfaft a one "t"" horse
Ex hears, bulii after the most a % ruyrd -tiic. Also cafria.'s,
t1 and every uthtr requisite a. eTiair'ngi"ihc above t'iht>s
J.i.%. would further slate than lie vii make hI> charges reasona!l
10 PERSONS III the Country.
y Ii-iicndance Il al hrlr-. Shon'l the ,aascrherlai IN an,
OF The aiave engagements. no ciaIgew al be- made.
80 n J. /. sTRETCIlER.
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II, FEgE e.Vlscss,.

'zNiEN AstH~GroS ilaLI. indianapolis, having beer repaired and
u rhiethy the undersigned, hc IeS equally IntIm> the pnhlc
that u his intention 10 continue the establishment lf The current
year. ilr~ Recommendations shall he egpai in the best. aud hs terms
moderate. The puhhr patronage II respectfully Suicnei-
20n T.. WNiN
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-06-13
NEW E.svElsY STABLE,
EsDDA S-aEiPr1G.
A:,ts AcrDlns Z ID. -laaular.O...


A;,fs Account * ioA sasstsEar5O:y.
~ AZ. TYLER y 60. wholesale iai rtul deaitr> and Ntnuiac
~ tutef> ot Ba1t -lrcDaaf Dooe-, AMI dealers ca Stationery. Ac. SO
IN The .Nsn Baadag On HI~h,Rg oa sfff. opp~te th- Palmer iloitl,
indianapolis. Indiana. Wh.re ihfe. cn always it obtained. and " -
br found constantly, an hand, ri- various ARTICLES IA their lime. Every
description at Blank Backs tr cpInfs auditors AID IrrlSirtrs. school
commissioners aud magistrates, with or wHhm printed hrais.
la al their ~ INK iioss thrN n~e the lma..td Patent uodcafsew-
ins. which gives Srcoga rWa gror Fcs't'y- And = inco"p1raiy
superior 10 any other nIeihpd ever devised hf blank bluk~, ard al
keep The leaves hrm and solid whre the brk lai~, Instead OF coming
&" pieces a. - "itens he cl~e with an ofhrr methods Tac ue U,th'd
of SeNingre rdrf> iAe hsnkS woth dulhle the odd kind, th"Igh they
cost no mpur. Ia eeIiuee, dur s,iHy. ani ~ euur style 81 flush,
their account books are equal TO the best Eastern worA ani 40 higher
ia price.
- T. s Co, arc also prepared To- manufrture an descriptions Of
Fancy articles. such u Ladies' aud Geutlruens Port Fon~. d, a>k,f-.
trri tases. \i'nns, Spectacle Gases, cigar 'aes, Pocket Books,
and Note Books.
MUSIC PAPER always ON hand. which can be bound IN variuuS
IL" aud btnd- supplied al tie snoiic-i notice. ~ .Naac grraR. =
aHdb1Had "a The best Sic. AZ re- isun3lr irsrS aHd -hori nnnre.
TIE urt inpr,V-f pattern ~ "A Ruling Machine l. js~t received.
Br'k~ ani paper ruled 10 any pattern
Thry are prepared 10 O. AL kinds 20 Finding in French and English
Can ami Noun,co. PLAN. tNtu. ard ~uI~re.ia Mafle ans aHt
edge Fru~s. Al htni- ~ i.aN an H-sI-avrt NngkS anI p-undaaf-
bound 70 match, L. which rfFsHal airaiia willie gwen. ui Books
rrsninf IN any -tshr 4 sired and nu tie lowest trms-
REFaRE~rs+-ii'n l>A,c HLtryFaRD- supreme Judge: Gro u.
Dr~~. Treasure OF state, w.. hoam-, Auditor ni State SAY.T
NrrrtIr, tr-alrniof state Bank }. u. R,y. 'asher az state BANK.
4. ~. e. AoY. Secretary OF Insurance fanItag !. wv .aEf-, L-l;
NIB. Psrafn. I-n. BLY,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-06-13
EIsT OF ECyTyYS

, EMAfNING in the Post Office at indianapolis, Indiana
"a June l, 1871.
Persons calling for these Letters VIII
PIE isc say ADVEREs-ED.
rhe iaiaai postage on al letters Tor foreign countries
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-06-13

Va. 81. VI weaver a. GEl1ric, Ni tam,
ga rnlertikeT- aud 'oihn makers, inform the r"hlc that they
ESEA have turned their attention - The above business, VITA = Wv
ExrtA - reieaSs HE friend, If Deceased pf4RS from te tiohle If
t2st3 ffentin- HE 4 ah Of 4 frend. ani tiev are 'rpafrd Ia nn-
Etf73 irulke the whole business, oi funerals. They IA furnrh
f<.H either 4 ome or two horse hrlrse-asp carriages II required.
AsS5 they keep on hlnd cndins of all ~zr~- Attend ,ncc ~ al
Fa hours. Their arrangements enables Them T. do their hnsiness
~ lower than heretofore. An or Ter, :un the county promptly
attended To-
Indianapolis. ianuarv Ah. 1911. a9tr
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-A.w'lrE

= : hefchv given, thai the undersigned has taken ont letters of \
= nia>tniiin On The estate of iosFlh iriln. late of Iirndric
county. decreased All pcr~,ns the iefurc - ho are indebted Ia said
tre are rrqu ~fei To- make immrii1c payment :" the uniersieue
and tnnSc having Gains against he estate are requested to present d
same for settlement, the estate J. probably solvent.
lD~EPu w JORDAN,
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Is hereby given. that there ri he 7 necurg of the Common Couu
4 81 ri. The town of lndisuipnh-, 81 Monday The llI day Of June
1871 Ia hear amy aud al app.l~. which uay be taken fr,Hp Tie n
sc~~pIrut aMI valuation eft property ~ returned b, tile Lister for III
pTs>eut year. Vy order Of the common crunci
NN. l.. NINGiTE. utarv
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-06-13

EsD,s' AN3$ss III T.E.EAGEDTsE.
Ta'IE und,fsenel is ters thankful fr the liberal
> plInrt.- irrtts 81 ou Ail fr ue fno u4-f
-Rrws, aul hr n.4r- 90 m.1f q continuance ~ tlr
60 d<7g ~fi-. ie hhier- himself tHf Is i- Industry
piuciiti s. aud ~fnct aH. '4n To- fn~ne--. fa i+
10 a.ir - give ~rti~trfun - Hi vhu unk ets hum a
oat. lie iu~ permanently ~rtet huHsef 90 fh- fiacr. AMI f. pnaifri
To- IA X ans thing un h~ iae ~ dHrrhr and c.-fp a. ans oftrr .Ssh
ishurui. Id viii sell his wffk - : % ofT~-puri rHi ihe hard
lines. and no man ffafav shall sell fsr-r tn och tnn l-. - can
ei ~e hs splendid assortment a. Boots .ni ~haeS, and judge Cor
,pIr--lf
Hides. Tllev. Gessvax. Fe1tarr. Fl.gr. Wheat. &c. &c. w4laf
~ lines he nrrvei for work shop % rn erF- at 81 Vance O.
festy : and neat dor to Jn-lge Sfrpa.nst- atr - 1t Whieh fis~~ iu
irht wn take due notice 81 WILEY l. HATES
FOE EtpsEs' WEAR.
-If\E KID slippers Ant Waf~us -ae- 80 q ~E-rrT quality. NJ
y mlnnf tefurri hy \. kNDDIE. ~ ih- lowest cash prr-~
Ladies W invited 10 cNl AMI examine Oh, a--oniarnf before gtrhis
ng tie -tmppre!' articles i2tm
EsEsss Wa[TED.
z'lE suh-crhe will purchase an The Lard hrufs ITO An', ~ re-
u snfahie prices fr cash. and goods store "a Norwood = mark
nearly opposite the Palmer EIoI-~ a-u = HEDDLRLY.
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T0MLEyscE ~uRoTNEisS.

DTs.2@ q Nc0ic.hc-.
Patent Nelicncs, rte SUITS, Cosmetics,
Paints aud OHs. NedicaiGlSSWarc. rsruu-y.
bye Moods, Window Glass. Liquors. etc.
lApiANAIOlIS INDIANA.
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lDAl am'. Il Receipts 40 20 tisy 3itiSll. s1l7J2 -
i uIlisAci ~ orief Of ihc Bari If COMMISSIONERS.
join -. HAMILTON, Clerk u he Board.
~ lou nal ccDr.f
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y ioz wrfus Balm wndChery. - DO Resurrection Z" rers5n p's'
i d, Sani'- SarapafHia. q do ra,iH : na>am lLytImpn,
- do M,hdf- pH~ aud IaefS. - do lasne's ENperorant.
II d. >ap9in.iom's TtNcrama Acue & to do Tonis Nermfuee,
phs. & DO do Sanaise pills,
l2f do Tahnc~trk'- icimiuee, , 60 do Hair Tome,
- 10 lew David's OF iiriirw
llrarr, JnH receivcihy DAVID CRAlGIlEAD.
June e, 1871 -
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kuSE receive' from Philadelphia. al Graydon's ~ riwarc store.
- SI@n 4" me saw = u.e a!tIii,n {" the rpmrr stock. ein'tacin,
gas amh Grading >cttlieS of various N tuI,lciurrS. Scklfs, test Ia
nmitt hr iron a>~rnrt sfz-~, clst steel, >Ietr steel, AMERICAN blister
ani >puns steel, anvas an! vices, llark~nfh> htilow~, castings.
traces. log 'iitns, t~Grr> tools. pdent t'uuyi ne knives. Fle~i.r aud
Stelsi Htisnil AMI Ilanl>hed TN ware. ia s,iS, Glass lanterns.
'"ineiuss celebrated stand and hanging lamps, for lard looking
sit~s-> budding materials of all kinds Saidl-Ty, fancy and PLAIN
Plush. top leather. Hog SIX ms, .Il cloth Cirp-tiug. VI Liable castings
fr coach work Irnn aud brass " Hc, hrlSs kettles. &c. &c.
inIIanl isiIs. June |. 1871 50
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-06-13

EJAssaW issE.
"a NlNt u Ftrks. different qiIhtte> pocket knives. Brftana
EA Table aud Tea spoons, Coffee Mills; curry Combs Trace
CHAINS Shovcls aud Srades, &c, unusually ch.apty
10 w. II. MORRISON * ALNDRD.
fEseEsS AND Tobacco
IN 0nA BEST Spini>h iisirS, as Havana. Princiaee, Recail,
iV-ONO fahico-, Nr.r's, sc, 2,pDI italf spanish do. superor
quai ~ 30 pounds Snuf, A. Rlppre, -roich. aud NacahoN; 1hoNeS
bet rlrN ins Tu'tccu, a ttv-nil>h, fwt-i \airCd. Reel, ttC.. 10
fonfi- cut and lu-l smoking ani chewing Tobacco. 1 boxes ~ 'ue
pyprS. 90 tone uir~: li.nl Pipe -t-ru-. jn-t received aud Tr sac
h, the su1Ari her, al pr which he van sell nj very Inw pines.
- g.. MAYER, East of the laimrr House.
~A@sss.% A<G5 >.saEss.
N3vilCli aHl positively be soil n tiaCmnVi prices. - cents
~ . ards. - J. VI. TALBoTI-
E:eAsEEs
A VERY great vahr'y Of new style Donncis, which viii be sold
n lnyer than any Ia the market 10y J.. VI. TALBOTT ~
E55sV GfsEsEeS.
SO LIS. Ca1diewirk: I0l do Cotton Rafting: 4O1 do. Cotton
~ Yarn. a~~riei $40 wards hr,,n ~hirtinr. 0o1 80. ,alicoe>
3pp IL. Bed IN Ains. - dozen straw Hats Just received aud for
sale hy the subscriber Al yer, law rrces.
~ 4. MAYER. est of the Palmer House
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Econ 80 D. a.

> = ~
WIN STACY & 60. Rnnk,infrf~ ami Iitnk Book Nanufaclr
Ns .r~. over Nfets i1ctlnn Room. where aa kinds ani >itss
of hn1k hiuiiHr WIFI e done ~ tie salus~i possible nufice. aud war
r.".ei eI'sii" "erHes- ani 'ae'ane- L. n"y that ca" Dee done rn TIE
place.
Revised aas inrreavel wiki fine ruled piper and bound p oleor
two volumes. a deIf.f-
Ind tmaot-. December -. l-f3. II
GREAT IkEG Als<---H. ,cr@ IEQG -css.
'a'iE Subscriber has concluded Ia makea iufthef reduction tn the
Z prre~ of go. Sfsc G-d Bne-- Eat 81 hole he doc thf-. Ae pro-
misses that an his work shall be nnried go fi->am. neat and sul-fan
iil manner which in~ heretofore ,haracrtf 1ri hi>. -fsil~lntu f and
given rsacia iecidod preference wsh Tie In,he- ifsc,w D. 5e re-
ducrd a. f.uuv~:
Meas course Bots, 500
. 81. ~tea
LADIES' best KID ~lrgcr=. fw-r~I1eI. -
." e" Walking ~he-. aM- 80
md aii other work IN pnorrfinn. an ~aA-'rteFi-we awsfrth,i
SHOES aud BofSrIn he pur used ~ -tne -fr-a q fa~ same . less
prices but ~ be ues noar 81 tho ori sat nr refuse stock. tn~eofhi-
manufacture viii prove cirnpr-t 900 tAc sri. 'HIfry Produce VIII
~ taken m esctims- - FAR prrt. fNi a; hsulI - ni. opposite
BnN lin.s. Ju \. kNDBLE-
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ga saDAA AksRi.

VioiINS, flariono's, Flutes. Octave Flutes, Flies hest
v Violin Strings. Bridges. 'laiunet Reeds, aud Preceptnl
Vnlns aud Flutes. for sale NJ GglNDON'S .Nfn Lardrare Sar
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AAAkRa, 90 -

iST received aud TOR sale. m invoice If cod news print gin
- IT is 81 thr Saur quality = used on TIM paper. aud - Warrant
~ 30 q first ratc triicie- tn pat np "a - and - 10 tc-S. aud will
sold ~ go ceni~ rer frund. Kegs - cents. Il Will he sold Tor 90
only and 80 current funds. Orders post paid. will be prompt, sii.r
ID in utfn ACCOMPANIED hg the rash. 2sf n T.. UEBnEgIy
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tll l..|- thin. 3ll pounds Cyprus. 2i Ingwood. - poun,
o'p iriis', f1 pnnui~tr Ga Madd,r. just received and fr "a
by TIE -nDsf ritter II yers low price
6 AZ aNTn .4.t,ff I. p,.r.r I,uss
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- BOXES 50 Float and Nauiia Indigo. . lIis.
- caPp'fa~. ] do. Alum, fr -air ht
a. * ~. MORRISON
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NsfLe Atss yyBNn Va GL,.s.

FHNHiSis "A new and splendid ariri.. ard the subscriber would 10
. glad in have ti~ public rl and rsanine ~ ~ fs store. 90 Grf
ffh's Bahinc. neaft Opposite the Palmer nois. ~ her -. ne
found "a -"d l~-Fimlrnfnf srIcrue-. &c. y T. NEnHFRIl.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-11-19
NORTH CAROLINA

The Democrats the North State have strug-
gled in vain TO redeem the land of Nathaniel Ma
con from Federal bondage. She is still enIhrall-
ed and enslaved-and the spectacle Is the more
Notifying because she not only stands as one Of
The ten States which are given over 10 Ii. Clay
she is not only affiliated among these with the
rankes! Federal States in the Union but she is
the only State in all the sunny South who is ar
layed on the side Of Federalism, OF lalitudinous
construction of The Constitution; on the side OF a
National Bank; OH The side of high Protective
Tariff, and on the side of Distribution. She is
the only Southern State who has gone for
the an,-Souihern and anli-Teyan candidate
Her generous sons must blush al the sngu-
lar spectacle she now exhibits-whicb accord
ing 10 the Richmond Wing, entities her 10 the
compliment OF being placed on the same plat
form with Vermont Vermont has just elect
ed an Abolition Governor (Slade. )-Shc has de-
nounced The annexation OF Texas. She is anti
Southern in all her official acts, though she con-
tains within her bosom some OF the staunchest
Democrats in the Union And vet such has been
The unfortunate course Of North Carolina, that
she is now considered the twin-sister Of Vermont
sharing her Federal principles, as we'll as her
blishted honorS. II this position does not rouse
the pride OF all her Democrats, and stimulate
their cxertions 10 redeem The State. She will once
more be styled The Rip Van Wrinkle Of the South.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-11-19
grNATIoNALLoRD's DAY CoNvEN

g-r NATIONALLORD'S DAY CONVEN-
TION.-This body will assemble in Baltimore,
on Wednesday, the 9th instant; at the Baptist
Church, at the corner of Sharp and Lombard
streets, two squares south of Baltimore street and
one square north OF Pratt Delegates are expected
from every Christian denomination in the United
States, and from all persons not members of
the church, who desire 10 promote the better OBJ
servance otthe Lords Day. They will please
report themselves at the Lecture Room of the 9Th
Presbyterian Church, (Rev. Mr. Hamners,) in
Hanover, between Pratt and Lomhard-sts. 1t is
hoped that all will procure and bring with them
statistical information respecting the observance
or Dissertation of the Sabbath in their respective
localities in answer to the heterogeneous heretofore
circulated.
Arrangements have been made for reduction
oftare upon the Railroad and Steamboat Lines
in the vicinity al Baltimore, as follows: The Bal
timore and Ohio R. K. Co, The Susquehanna
r. r. Co; the Norfolk and Rappshannock steam
boa, lines, and the steamboats, Maryland and
Osiris running 10 he Eastern Shore OF Maryland
and 10 Chess peake city on the Canal line 10 Phi
ladelphia, will convey Delegates who shall have
paid the full fare TO Baltimore, back again, free Of
charge The Phila. Wilm and BALTIC. R. R. Co.
will issue tickets for the round trip at 81. 1t is
believed that reduction can be obtained upon
other roads, ON application 10 the proper authori-
ties.
By order of the Baltimore Sabbath Association.
Baltimore, Nov, IS, 1874. II
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DEATHS.

Died, yesterday morning at one o'clock, A. NJ
al the residence OF his father, J. Brown Jr, VIM
II. BRowN, in the Seth year of his age. The
friends and acquaintance OF himself, and OF his
fathers family, are invited 10 attend his funeral
this morning, al | o'clock without further notice
Died, at his residence and birthplace, (Fon
Hill Franklin Co. Va.,) on The 18th OF August,
1914, after very prolracted illness of dyspepsia
and dropsy, Capt. BENJAMIN FR.NKI.lN Cook, in
The Nth year OF his age. In all the various rela-
lions of lille, he was kind, generous, humane,
liberal, confiding, charitable and just As a ma
gistrate, firm, yet merctul and humane. His
worth as master, neighbour, member of So
cielv, a friend and gentleman, was we'll atlested
a, his death, his burial and funeral, by the tears
and poignant regrets OF his servants, his associ-
ales, his neighbours and friends, and all who
knew him best
For months before his death, Capt. Cook, at his
particular request, was visited and received great
aid consolation and confidence from pious Clergy
men, their counsels prayers, &c. He was sincere
penent, and tits believed, died christian. Hewas
part of Gods modest work, an honest man." He
expired, and, by his previous directions, was b.l-
ried at The fee, of his deceased parents. He died
with his hands clasped over his breast, engaged
in most fervent prayer, with sweet smile on his
coun,enancc, apparently dropping into a sweet
Sleep and without sroan, struggle, or sign.
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CITSERAJ. SERMONS

A large congregation assembled in the Monu-
mental Church, on Sunday morning, TO listen TO
4 discourse from the Rev. Mr. Norwood, on the
death of our lamented fellow citizen, the late
Gen. Pesram. The many virtues OF the de-
ceased, hisfnc talents, rare accomplishments and
kind and courteous bearing towards every one,
taken in connection with the awful manner in
which he was hurried into eternity, presented
copious theme for the speaker and never was
Mr.. n. more powerful or more eloquent
Some portions of his discourse were lruly thrill
ling and produced a deep sensation in The hearts
of his attentive audience.
At the same hour the Rev. DR.. Plumer pro-
nounced funeral sermon on the death OF two Of
our most eslimable and beloved citizens, Mr..
Isham Randolph and MIR. John Seabrook. We
could not be present; but from our appreciation
of DR.. P's talents and manly eloquence we doubt
not that he treated with ability and feeling, these
solemn dispensations OF wise Providence.