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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-04

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4 sense OF duty to You and t myself, requires that /
should give a href statement OF the Circumstances connected
with The d,eaGlui calamity and J. s. of he on YES erday eve
ming. am now confined % my BID; when moIe al ease, |
may present q molc full detail. Ii mas been The practice. for
: me time past, % ling MO the city one wood car every
day. Tae wood caIs are large. fixed on eight wheels, hav-
ing generally. five OF TX c1ids Of wood upon them. lester-
day six cords Aai been plt or. have always made il a rule,
track or Other " i>e. after tn wood cars are bl0u ut t. TIC tip
# he Inclined plane. 10 ~ Get hem L. be dciamei there I'M
tai the passenger rag Itacatd tie foot Of tie same an on
Yesterday ! gave direct ani tX.ic.s o.icrS Tot 70 >iait he
and tie passengers woie >ta'ioncd) should reach The 70 of
tie plane; bar. contrary 10 This Order, a. Wcs afcf. when
vc nd proceeds no. more Than Two or hlce hunil,d yasd> :;
ana T. thS ciSutcicnce Il orders The sad acCiicHt i solely
a.ultu'alle. imme liteiy after tie wood car was stated
OF Yesterday, ] d covered that ii was gaming upon US with
very r.cat lt.city. I avclirg. as supposed about a mile a
ni,stc. an. mo.ioncd repeatedly, to The conductors, to hold
il back: lat they had evidently lost al control Of IT; and
we wee struck a LITE Glow The centre of Hendricks en-
baukmerf. Before the paSgefg r car. and attached T. a., was
Tie fa-.age c.i-c 20 GueHty Il llc Time &C tie coacussil a.,
thu passage car was ~ tie midst The hIS' tttct 81 The
conrn~.ilu was L t4spW the f1sowhcCi- e the ba--ag' car
ca thc tack. Itdt rot G. over tho AK however. Lar con-
ii ucI iuf Mn on The Co,~ti $ until Il WIS eutifciy stop. ID
~ tic icss o. the Gu. whes lie general crash TX place.
and all he cas- w,io licken in au>fg The haaidi s-
a. = Jus result Tie N mont ! teamr sa;i>hcd HAT lie wood
cas- VS. not undo: tie Canr OF lis conauct = deemed
that our lily Glance of c-caae was, u let the L4--'-c ard
,e sca-cf ar. eooa II igh spcel; ht tie in. etus Of The
wo.d 60 " S,url that Il proved Of ~ avail.
lwal oiN add now. fatfI il,c .iNayS used tie utm Il
c4p.laf,s. a. tic management Of tAe iftiu-~o much 20, ill.,
u. q. cat ihtte' eru cha -ei vi b c waii.ce, ana emel
is .o.c To- t.i!ferte = ; 81 tonineior
JOHN / IGE. C.alucfar.
Maps =. March &C. 1871
lcciry fhatI AmtiM. J. dc, Tie Conductor. give q 'cs,
rot 10 ait t.c W i-eir ~ t. Bro passenger and baggage
IN. EVANS.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-04
From NE Madison Courier, hircA 80.
awful OCCURRENCE
On the IucI;ned Plane o. the Madison
and: indianapolis Rnil Fs0nr.

IL tebenes our iauful task 10 record one Of the mos
heari-Tcn1rg aasIo.hses that ever took place in our VI
emily, o. perhaps ~ The STATE, and which has cast over GU
oiiizens a deep feeling Il sorrow aud regret. On Thursday
evening last, about J O'Clock. a collision Il the passeugsI
aud weofcafs tuck place en- the inclined plane, when the,
were about half way down the descent. Is which the foimcI
car "as stove 4 pseccs, two persons instantly killed. a fhirt
80 horribly matgiei. that he del in a few hours fouih
Killed simultaneously y Jumping from he car tofoie the
tnal ctush-and some ten IA twelve more or less dangerous
" wounded. The following axe the names of The unfJrtu.
lac men who were killed:
Thomas Bonduisnt. of his county.
Mr. - Enooh, Of Bloomington. Ia.
Gilbcit Duiliu-. Of Dsownsiown, Ia.
Iii Bfausoa, # Belmont co Ohio.
Those most seriously wounded, thou-h i, is ho.td no. "a
'di', are, Mr. Jn3. Roberts, CLERK Of ,he Il. X. depot. ia
Ia city. and ISIS Craig. daughter Of J. J. Craig. living on
Big creek, who hal hei night foot and leg crushed in 80 aw-
iul q manner That amtuiaton was Immediately necessary :
we learned that ,he went through the trying ordeal with
hsmncs', md IS dong well. Nj Robert, had bis lcg b!ok-
en-. and va, uthcfwi-e much injured. Nj J. Lodge, the
confuctli Of The tain, rceei.ct a Scvcc confusion or the
head. Ard several others who.e name, We have not been
allie toloarn. were bruised os cut on The holy o. head; in fact,
we believe no individual on the CT AZ tie time Of tie dread
c0ncussi q escaped entirely, but al bore bloody evidence Of
rs awful fstuic. We must except, however, the wile Of
''. h".ei'' ''d ms 'No cauiieni We learn tai they os-
car Cd almost uuhlimed-which appears almost miaculou.
one 81 The onid. en-, however, probably owed is picseIva-
tsn 10 The heroic condgct oi Mr. Hunter, of Nef>ailes. who
seized it At tie moment Il tie crash, aad fortunately oscar-
ID. lt with severe confusion on tie head.
We auIfC1 "a the scene of tie disaster about bal. an hour
lie wouedci, with their head, and faces blrdaged. their
oounttnance> oioitcG with bod, ha,tcuiig up town for med
- -. (" : -, "'
10 ,o,hi.~ .. ,Eo'-,.GI - ~, -. ="
10 - 49, r,n:.i - o. - in~ ~ =, -
winch had hy th,> time bcen cleared Of us iosd. aua,bcri,v
,,s.r II UfaL,q. vfth +, ~ III. los c,,sL.d i,.r.,, 49,,
,A,el aud Tho b,l,, 4, .i,lcfs /, ,bf,d i,r - - - !,
III. ,.ns ,.8 90 c,,.,.1 =, H. - 49,.
f,,,, ~ H.. - 81 p.o,-N
some iwo hundred yaId, further u2 the plane. whe.e he had
-, a - 80 "a. ~
,,s.cnaer o. ~ ,+,r, G.mNHsh.1 a. n -
- o., ia, a~. =" !" -"
~ "e =, a." '''.N 81" "v.~ "o'~ "'O,'
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-04

y THE RrcEIrr o THE Nrw ORLEANS ELECTION.
TuNE-. Tie time | re lost IN ,rOoigg.'
The vote I've losf since last here,
\ few short weeks l la-these,
Tell me that
May bid god bye
To ~ the hopes | cfst here.
IN Ugh Hunt and ,ili>ts taught nc
To biicse The people thought me
The = cafes horse
Upon the clnI,e
To what a pas they've brought me
With aident hopes cnchauiel
took then tale. fol gIantei,
And deans which gave
The power ' cave
MY midnight sluAhe. haunted.
Alas the truth upon me.
The poorest hack
pom the track
VIII easily ouiiun me.
Poor fruits # all my sowing
IT'S plain my friends are growing
Too weak Of smart
Aga n 10 stfEt
.Iy regulator y going.
Too late. alas { endcavog
RI m banking schemes 10 sever,
The men who rank
against a bank
Ale thicker now than ever.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-04

aJNo name will l. announced without tic cash IN
ud,ance..En
Mrs. rs. CHAPHtNs: Ner ae requested - 2 roance tic
nam. Il BsxNfR LAwmraD IL. reelection - TIC flee o!
>he.T Of Marlin County, who VIII lie supported ty m-ry
vs'cls.
We arc requested - announce IrsrTH | S1RrTcuFR . =
Candidate r. County treasurer u Mliioa County, al the
cr,uing August eccu n.
S--We are requested u announce lie rare ~ IrSAs
LAKE, ga cauG.34i fer G .oa'y Ile-,urer a1s collector. :
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-04

Erica:-s oi SIR EcolS o,.---Evcry
W hIs in tie U.itc9 t.-tes sca-t"
voting sgasa.s! tIis occupation cf
Oregon.
We have bad news from Washington on the Ofegoa
question. Mr.. Scmp'cs resolution 10 give notice % Tie
Bnasl 10 gut the Territory, is iest. British inf leucc s
triumphant Al the Cepitei Of the nation. Every Wing ~
tie Senate voted on the Ba3sh side Of the question.
We now see What we may expect from Cay ana JOHN @
Adams. VIII the people O.: The West trust sueh ? party
with their honor aid then interest
The vote stood thus:
"YEAs-Ncssrs Allen, Aichson. Atherion. Da.ty.
Benton. Bresse, Buchanan. Colquiti, Fairfield, Fulton.
Harnegsn, Kina. Semp's. Sewer, Surgeon, Wake,
Woodjuy. aud Wrgat-ls.
"NAYs-Nessr-. Archer. Barrow, Bates, BiEari,
Berrien. Cnoate. Clayton. Cfrieaden. Dayton. Evans,
Foster. HAYWOOD, Huger. Hu -tnglon, flanagan. J 'huscn,
McDuaic. Mangum, herriek, Miller. Morehrai. Phelps
Rivos. Simmons. Tailmadge, Upham, White, and
Wol dhridse-2s'
Let the people OF the West pond on this vo'e. Lei
item r fect on the consequences Of promoting such
party to The hish Responsibilities Of directing the desis
mics Of this great. vast. and glorious Republic
Pakenham l. a, the capital and our people must wa
for a dark and selfish treaty. Is The Wing doctrine, whe'
Oregon i concernca.-OHo SiGfe'maE.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-04

LEBANON. MARcH 30, 1874.
MrssHs CH.rNAss;-i send you the following IL, Of
subscribers to your Coon Skinner. The amour, Of sub.
sefip,ion ! will send by Judge Wick a, the time Of our
Circuit Court. which will be on the 18th Of April, # not
sooner. lexpcct TO get more subscribers. and will send
IN their names rs soon as can. The Rifles ell map or
fash IA The pan. Yorr-. ]
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-04

F.c.s3sr he People IN relation = q PROTECTIVE TaiI; en-
tIaciag 2 biief review Of The operation e ous TaFii l-ws
since the operation Of the government, ~i-cludAy LAT u
lsie FoIty-ei-ht pages. Pace 9 cents eaeh' 3 AAan-.ea-
IN Adde'S in relation = National Policy. aioited ty the
Democratic safe Convention. held at Indianapolis, on tie
sh Of January, lssi. ssxteen pages. Prize cents si7sei
) IT bundled.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-04
From The Globe.

WssHINerov, March 80, 1874.
GesheRcn Several of the newspapers reaching this
city on yesterday. contain a long letter, written y Mr
Webster, against The annexation OF Texas To the ! nuod
States. No official information has been made, or even
any negotiations going On upon that subject; and | regret
10 see tie Opinions OF persons - distinguished - Mr..
Webster, thrown out on the public mind, evidently with
a view 10 create prejudice Ia advance against such a mea-
sure.
have long had N my possession tic letter q another
distinguished citizen oiilis country. deeply derloring the
original loss of Texas 10y negotiation. and warmly advo-
eating ~ restoration 20 the United States. Heretofore !
have not thought d proper, IN any respect. 10 publish the
letter, but ain induced now To change that determIna-
ton, and 10 send You a copy Of II. " was written by
Gen. Jackson more Than a Year ago, with no possible par
" purpose whatsoever. With HIM, the question uf an
nexauon rses luhriicly above I'll mere party c%cnsidefa-
lions. Subsequent letters (yery recent ones which !
have seen, whilst they show the deepest an1ieiy fclt by
HIN for the success OF the measure. Vel treat 1t through
ont as a great national question, Identified with tie best
interests Of the whole country.
Ia the slme spii, Of nationality, | ask he publication
ui his opinions. that they may 60 ont AID stand before tie
country, sias iY SIDE, with liiose OF Mr.. Webster. Gen
eal Jackson discusses the subject Ia various points Of
view, and especially IA connection with The military de-
fence OF the country. In tbs last respect, al musi admit
that he Is pecuiiari, competent Tor H. discussion. / sin
cerciy hope ,hat neither Mr.. N.hs,cr's nor Gen. Jack
sons letter viii be read with a party bias, or ever advert
cd to for party purposes.
Re>peciiuli, your obcdiont servant.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-04

Planters Bank Of .N~ississiPpi-The committee aP-
points by the Missisippi Legislature to investigate The
aG,irs Of the Planters Bank. have made a very unia,oTahie
report. Its sffais are as bad as possible. The sinking
funa. the seminary. literary. and three per cent. funds. are
clean gone, anu utterly los, TO the State and the re~ons
interested in them.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-04

Railroad observation-disclosures a hourishins III
tie place in Connecticut, at one of the examinations OF the
Housa,onic Rail Road, was induced in an unfortunate no.
ment TO take part in that cn,erpriz,. The road proved to
be an unfortunate speculation and the sheriff came into
Bridgeport and seized and sold the property of the citizens
They could not .repudiate.' though they tried to do so.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-04
cc,,,,Dc-.cc a,ic C;w,,.

Tic GLIB vii meston Saiuii,y evening next in tie TO- n
oyc, tie Store next Eat of =. b. L. smiths, III West.
Block. AfuH m .etia- Is requested.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-04

Backed - Barrere, Esq. appointed a Clay
elccior at the Federal Stale Convention Of the memorable
10Th of Jsnu ~ last, for the 10Th district, in Ohio, ft-
low ng the example set by Mr.. snangler. has declined the
honor. Mr. ID. knows very well that Clay cant shine in
Ohio.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-04

Consistercy.-ln one breath the Wing rspers tell Us
that Mr.. Van Buren, is now. and has always been, opposed
to any tariff. In the next. they sioui'y declare that oil ihe
high tariff the country has had. were passed by the votes
Of Mr.. Van Buren, and his friends.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-04

The Washington Light Horse Company vii meet a. iiai-
III Tyrcr's, on Saturday AP.ii 18th, for dnii. \ fol at
tendance Is regui!ci. D u ALL '--'
Al ,, lsii. Wv
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-04

The Legislature Of Pennsyi vlnia passed on act last week
le,sliz ~ i marriage contract between q Mr.. H.. /. Dfrn-
son and his wife. The pariss were uncle ani hieoe' but
were not acquainted with he facI until a considerable time
after their marriage.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-04

The Common Council Of New York. TO whom the sub
ieei vas referred, have determined to report agains, the pro-
posed subscription Of 100000 to the stock of tie Erie
rail read company.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-04
IIarri.on,s Dying Wora~.

NY dear madam. I did not direct that ysr- husJrad
shonh be turned euk I DID Nor K.vOT 1T.
4 TRIED TO PRETENT IT, IT IS WRONG
u UONT CONSEyr-'ITS UNJUST. +. .
These opbLoad ~. urH ftsy never CEASE"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-04

n. The true interests Of consumers are best promoted
by a corpesiion bet,ceen the foreign and me "at'""a'
snoolv. The inevitable tendency of that composition Is
10 reduce prices, as al experience has demonstrated.
N~n-v Clay.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-04

Picked np at Sea.-The bark ManohesieF, from Hall
fax. Novs Scotia. bound 10 New York. picked Up a"Roos-
ter" almost exhausted. in the Bay of Funday, out OF sight
Of land. He is now in New, York, IN fine health. This
isl favorable omen, We hope the Workers Will keep the
noble bird 10 crow over their victories.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-04

Mr. Rogers will give a Couion Party, at Drake :
nolel. on Thursday lh.sl evening. at clock
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-04

Mississippi Execution ta'c.-It is stated that the Le-
gislalure OF Mississippi enacted a law at is recent session,
authorizing Judgments TO lie sold a. public vendGe IN sat
isfaction OF the costs due thereon, and that. under IT'S pro-
visions. the Judgment debtor may teeon.e 'he purchaser
IN Mi-s,ss ppi the costs are not demands a suits pro-
gress, and the cons. quenee Is that there : an immense
amoun, Of costs due upon executions returned Hn4a 6oFa-
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-04

Eggs 1t is stated as a fact. that one fFn In the groee-
~ business Of Cincinnati. has already this SEASON shipped
for the New Orleans market, forty re huadrtd barrels OF
eggs, each Of which contained 90 d,zsn. and when IA y.
Orleans sell at IS per barrel. We wonder II these eggs
had any tang to do with the late Coon defeat IN That
rify
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-04

Remarkable Cdsrcs ia tie G ra~rmen'-Wi hin three
ycar> tie United States have hat Presidents. } Vice Piosi-
d,uts. : Secretaries q STATE, ! Secie aries Of The Treasury.
I secIeaiie> Of Var Secretaries OF tie Navy. 3 AttoineN>
Genera a., and ; PJs.ua>,cgs Ge.ogal. The account s:a dS a
follows:
Plesiicrts-IIaigison, TYLER,
Sec'y Lc-ate, UpsheT, Nelson, !
Scc'y Trea>ury-ENirE. Forward. Spencer, ;
Sc'y War-Hcll. Spencer. Porter. wilkins, 4
sec'y Eavy-Bi dser, Up,hur, I~len>haw, Gilmer,
Narringtou, >
Attorneys G. nenl-C4ittenien Lcgare. Nelson, )
PosimasteIs Gcnei4l-Gga seI, Wlckhae, ,
Total. %
In these seven ceices. in tie ordinary and undistuIbe.
-. 90 a,nnt scrcn ncr.lrs MnIIl ahnini,,cr lie CIV.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-04
Your truly.

fdHJ FFtces The Wing tell u that several kinds
'oi mahu'hciusei goods are cheaper now than they were
before the present tarif was put on. and ,hercf re they saw
'ha' 'he present tani has Tie effect to lower tic prce,
though II Increases The duties. Bur they choose 10 + rect
that the fail IA prices, has been The same on tie free
articles as well as those payi ing duties. Thus plaster 81;
Fans, n free article, in 1886. was four i liars a ton. and
IN 1874 free also, IS bui Two dollars and GGy cents a ton.
COLI tina, was free IN 1896. ard is free now. was IN the
former year ffom III u ii cts. the pound, and now but >
TO | cents. Now II these hal been manufactured goods.
on which the tarT could have operated. we should have
tables Of figures spread ont in every whig paper to show
what blessed effects high duties have in reducing prices.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-04

Very Chlyish-Gimbhng Is $, intimately connected
with almost every thing hearing The name OF Henry Clay,
that we are not all surprised at villa, Is related below
Tickets for the Clay Wing Ball. at The Theatre. last
night. were being ralVrd ii Yesterday. in Ffsnklin Pace.
of % cents per chance. Tickets were Afterwards TcsoId
al a heavy discOuni-one OF them brought Only -.
What a bali for all al the tecency' pariy.-Pliladrl-
5lfa 1s7es.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-04
A Clergyman in (4rsr Of rneasieah-Th New Or

A Clergyman in Caror Of Thsaficab-The New Or
leans Re publican of March 4h says
The Rev. Mr. Ciapp t,ok occasion Yesterday. in
an episode which he introduced into his sermon on
the lofty character Of tie Drama. and which !. illustrate
ed ia his usual felIcious manner. took occasion to record
his opinipn of It's value IS n powerful agent IN the cause
Of vIrtue-of Its immense Influence IL Christening the
taste. and promoting the true happiness oi mankind. The
Drama. sanJ the Rev gentleman, free from ali Imgnriv,
Is susceptible Of becoming the choicest handnaid # viz
the aiding. Strengthening. and adprniHg her, - as T. re-
veal every innate charm Of her nature, in he most eapti-
waiting garb.'"
This exhibits 4 remarkable degree Of feedom from tia,
hypocrisy and bisotry which. while il is :pl to appropriate
the ideas of Shakespeare so as TO gse ec'a! I, sermons, Is
horror struck at the exhibition of a play.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-04

Prediction J~erjfed-Mathew Lyon. who was inpfis-
oned under old John Adams FOR opposing Federalism. al
ter his release declared. that whoever should live fifty
years would find the Fejeralsts to BE- pretended admirers
of jeff; rson and !epub!icanism." The prediction Is fully
verified Nothing is more common than to hear the
strongest federal wings declare that they are good demo-
Gratis but who ever hearl a democrat claim 10 B. a Gi-
eralst or modern whigl Straws show which way the
wind blows.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-04

Sare SteahHs Erira.-A peculiar case Of slave
stealing is menti,nedi III the South Carolins papers. \
ysung man named James l.. Brown. has teen tncd al
Fairfield. IN that State. for aiding or advising . slave to
escape from the service of her master, for which he has
been sentenced to be hung on the 9Th day # April next.
Ii appears that he was cnamorcd Of the slave, who was
nearly white, and that they ran off together, and were
making their way towards the free States. passing a man
and wife. The execution of this man, should The een-
tence le carried into effect. will make more a,oliinnisis
than could be made ty forty missionaries OF lecturers.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-04

Nof (r te Public Eye.-Mr. Clay has been endcayor.
ing to ST soap the Anti M4~ous of late into Il belief tia.
he never wa an active Mason. The Lancaster Journal
proves cOnelusively, from circulars and letters If that
gentleman, that he Is attempting 10 deceive the Anti
Masons. The Journal says. ln a celebrated circular writ
ten aud issued by Henry Clay. in which h. took ssounI
in favor of " a Grand National Lodge" the following
passage occurs:
1t is requested that this letter may NOT BE PUB
Ll>HED IN TIE NEWSPAPERS. bur submitted to
the sererat Grand Iodyes and dsfrgjntcd cnong
-liasoHs, as a suiJ Ct concerning the affiifs Of their own
body
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-04

The cT,ct of free trade c nnot be bctt T illustrated than
10y comparing the situation of the farming Interest in
England and in This Country. The former has been
enjoying tyr years as great protection as any advocate Of
ahigh Tar II could wish, aud NJ part of The prosperity o..
thu latter ca scarcely he attributed 10 a protective tariff
on the products Of tho soil. Need it be sa 4 that the
American Farmers have almost all become indcncn!ent.
while the English Farmers have for many wears been
losing, aud would no doubt he very glad to cmisr,,e 10
this country, were it no, for the difficulty of succeeding in
n foreign land. aud the p~sin.whieh all must feel to part f.om
the friends and scenes Of their youth 1,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-04

In these seven oEices. in tie ordinary and undistulbe
couf>e Of events. seven persons would administer the Gov
eminent for eight years.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-04

ID EMAINING in the Pos, Office at IndianspO'.. Ineians
"a Apnl /. IS48.
Persons calling for these Letters viii
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