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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-06-29

FASHION ALMOST BEATES.--On
Thursday Of last week, Fashion, the
celebrated jockey mare had a hard try
with Blue Dick, Southern horse.
In the first heat Fashion came in ahead,
the second was dead heat, in the third
heat Blue Dick came 10 ahead by half
length, and in the fourth Blue Dick
bolted, and ran 200 yards off,heeourse,
losing the heat then only by three
lengths.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-06-29
+ a. CHENOWETH,

F. a. CHENOWETH,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT Law,
poTosI, GRANT CO., W.T..
fofbc. with C. X. Lord, few doors below Lang
worthy's Store.)
Edward J. Gay, 81. Louis, Mo. :, ~
us Chenoweth & Co., Louisville, Il. Z ;
\ Hon. Joseph Chenoweth, Columbus, u
Refer 10 Capt. Wilson, Madison, Indiana.
John S. Chenoweth & Co., N. Orleans.
Austin Son, Milwaukee, WI.
Hon. A. Garres, Chicago, Illinois.
JAMES NJ. GOODHUE,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW ,
And Notary Public,
'f r LANCASTER, w. T.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-06-06
Changes.

To keep Up With The changes from federalism to demo
crazy aud TO publish the reasons gwen hy these bold and
honest men Who dare acknowledge their error. and pur-
sue the truth wherever found, would occupy = large share
OF our paper. We will occasionally notice them. how
ever. ju-t to keep the sstigs in remembrance Of her cry
Of change 10 1910. Il men then misleA have the honesty
and independence 70 ch4nse back again. they ksor tina,
they have reasons 50 10 o.. and that those who "cone cut
from among the foul party" have had sufieen expert
mental knowledge Of %Whifsery. We add two more re.
cen, oases. oui Of a large number ON hand The first i.
from the Ohio Statesman
Mn. Mip,Ri - have been a whig fr iwen'g years.
ard have went to al lengths for The cause both night ard
day. ! am a fore gner. aud a. ny party seem 10 have tax.
en- = strange course lately. thinking they have no right Ia
vote. no,w, ihsianding ! have always voted with that par
". ] conclude they have got tired Of my vote. You vii
therefore please publish that am no longer with them.
tut viii vote tic democratic ticket hereafter.
JOHN +. THOMAS, Of Allen CO.
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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-06-06

\ meeting of The democrats of White River township,
Gibson county. was held at Columbia, on Saturday, May
II. john liarsrovc, chairman, and W m. huIiz, secre'a-
~. DIR. \. a. Chamberlain. Pal,ck Payne and ARA
Harrison were appointed a committee TO prepare resoi''-
tons. from whose lengthy report we have only room Tor
the following
Rcsolrcd. That we call upnn our democratic fellow cit
izens of thi, county 10 meet Us NJ the court house IN
Princeton. on Saturday. Man -, 1T 10 o'clock. a. m Tor
the purpose OF holding a convention To nominate suitable
candidate for the county offices. and 10 appoint delegates
10 n senatorial convention. On case one should be caiied)
for more ,iFeciuailv organizing the county.
Rcs,ircd. That although Marin Van Buren, Is orr first
choice. nevertheless we Will WELD a cordial support to the
nominee of the National Convention. upon the principle
that the will of the majority faIrly expressed should aud
must be recognized.
Resolrcd. Tint we view the conduct of Albert ;. W hiie,
our wing Senator in Congress. IN refusing to vote Tor The
reliindinr of Cen. Jackson'S Fine, when instructed to dc
so bv the Legislature OF Indiana. aS IA perfect accordance
with the old Federal maxim, that the few should rule
the many.
The following gentlemen were appointed Delegates to
The county convenlion-Azra Harrison. DR.. y. \. Cham
berlain. James IIudcl-ton. Frederick Drummer, Nillia"
Eurtz. William Martin. Jonathan {. Fisher, Owen Iur'
ner. Abraham Drummer and Joseph Cunningham
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-06-06
EN- ~ EeNlmnre tr..a.
Nay. 1911.

"CmANG1sr' "CmANGEsi "-This Wa the whig crv in
$50 but II has iecomc our Turn now. We Yesterday
published a runhor Of "charg,s" from WLigaery to De.
mocracv. and we have a lot IN store. too numerous IL
mention m one publication, and we shall Therefore bee
con PEELED 10 announce. moro Or less each day until We
get through. Only think. sNiy-two in enc place ia lndi-
ana, - II goes e,erywherc-Clay with hs well known
federal doctrines. aud General Harrison. with nothing Tor
the public eye are quite OFF, rent niiirs, a. much - a
The vote Of 1910 and that Of 1914 viii he. The West
minister Democrat says:-
"Westminstcr Democratic issociaaop-i the last
meeting Of ihe association al The Couu House. which VAS
well attended. IL was addressed. according To uoice. los
Mr.. \. ii. Bushbv. who has lately left The Wing ranks.
ard Joined those of the d, mocracy because. after The
most mature reflection, he discovered that he could no Ion
GER couscienii 'usiy supper; a party whose Leading pfinci-
pies were dIametrIcally opposed 10 his honest convictions
He NJ yer was in favor Of a United States Bank-iut sup
ported General Harrison. because The cquivocai aspect he
assumed on that question led him 10 beiirve that. like w.
Ter. he would oppose The formation OF such an institution,
&c.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-06-06
TO NJ HOLDEN JUNE IL.

TO M uuLntN JUNE IT, Io'F
From the signs ii appears quite probable That this VIII
he one of the largest gatherings oil The Democracy ever
beiJ i, Indiana. Every Democrat who can possibly make
il convenient TO attend. should prepare Immediately
Indiana Statesman.
y,,,ug Mems mass Convention on the I'm II Jnne.
-Iulp,nr from what we see IN the palcIs we are led ~
D.mecr,cy ever held at Indianapolis. shall old Knox 90
,,.,,..sn,,J at that great meeting We hope not.
IA. NOV there j. spirt and energy enough among the
younr Democrats Of The county to prevent II. what say
roo nv Young Democfs,ic fuerds. to meeting a i ue
.rox, ~ ~. in vincennes. on S,,u,i,y. the sth day OF
io,c In s,lect your delegates. Nethinks ! hear your
b,,rv r,sponse. We will meet on SaiurIa, next the
s,h. At the Town Hall. at = o'clock, r. VI. We say
80 let ii hr.-THcennes SIM.
Our friends vii see from The above that NC may expect
n. big crowd" They will be here and no mistake. tp
then and TO the work. All Is right, Clear the track
an the way we Will POhk it to the Coons VIII BE- " right
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-06-06

The people Of the West should remember that when
the last appropriation for the Cumberland Road was I'M
der consideration, it was rejected by the vote OF Henry
Clay. Since then, the operative materials have been sold
at any price. stolen, destroy ed. and made way with IN va
uuus WAYS. Even II we should be 80 fortunate rs TO get
an appropriation from the present Congress, IT VIII take
urge portion Of II TO prepare to commence operations
And All this Is OWN, to the ,lndicli,e feelings oi Henry
Clay towards the West. II was a wing Congress that
first refused IN appropriation and probably Mr. Clay
thought If he kilod It ovivgLt, lac would manage to get
the nomination from the whi.s. This he has got. ltioi-
lows as did his appointment 10 the sccreiaryst'p IN accor-
dance with the bargain he made with Johno Adams.
VIII ne be less nniavorablc 10 H., should he be elected !
We doubt IT. Whatever 4 man may say, hIs acts should
be the criterion. And Is he has kept the road, by his
rofo. IN sfafu quo,-or rather as 1t will now require alaFsc
amount TO make IT as good as IT was when he last voted
against n. his intentions should at least be misiruslei.
We believe him. rs hS vote proved him TO be, opposed
To the road. Those, therefore, who are IN favor oil H.
will pause before hey vote for an enemy 10 II.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-06-06
Prospects IN EmAiaua.

The MisIawaka Toc,iu says-'lhc prospects OF success
for the cause of Democracy IN our State were never more
fatrcring than at the present time. This corresponds
with The information which we receive from every quar-
ter. The great mass of The people are right in their feelings
and are disposed To canvass the prc;ensions oi parties IN
truth and soherucss and whenever tins l. the case demo-
cratic principles and measures are sure To triumph Every
dav brings us instances of the conversion "f men from
whIrcerv, wLlle none of ouro n are disposed tn backslide.
The nomination of Clay, the most dangerous man III me
Union, bv the " his>. has opened the eyes OF thousands
who have heretofore been deceived by the professions
of the Wing leaders, and though they may not proclaim
their opposition to him prhIicly, we shall feel the we'sh'
Of ,,o,s i.agsnra ~ The ballot boxes against INN.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-06-06

The following WAS accidentally omitted IN our paper OF
Ia, week, owins TO a misappr,hension Of dates. The
subject Is one Of importance. and We hoPc every stock
hoiier Will attend the proposed meeting.
Mr>sas CHArvANs; Please say IN yenr Weekly pa
per of Thursday. 3lth NAV. that 4 meeting ct ihe stock
holders ct The VI ,dlson aud Indianapolis Hnl Road Com
n,uy vii take plac. nj the CDaucii Chamber on Circle
street. Indianapolis. on SATURDAY,. jane -tl, AT % clock,
y. IN. - consult ~ IL the board ii directors for Tie com
ing wear. the election of wi'lch = to be on the iih wed.
pe.day ia Juue. and also ~ - other matters connected
with the progress of the work Every siockhoidcr should
attend.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-06-06
ID. a,.i.c I,ca..y.

As the Coons were not quite prepared with ia'sehoods
10 attic against Mr.. Polk, the whole camp Is now busy
in manufacturing charges against him Hon y. II. S""h
anil Mr. D,irces have employed Themselves IN searching
over musty documents to find # our candidate ever gave
a vote out Of which they can ,'ase a little cap'a' io' Gay
They seem to forget that Clay called ne western seu'''S
Lard Pirates AID Robbers, and that he ki-'u the Yum
lerland Road by his vote.
Wonder # they intend 10 edi, the Squirt Gun De-
ware the Buicri
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-06-06
Anniuor Snon pineIurcr scn.crcca.

The New York papers give an account Of stephen
Nackay, who was tried for a m~isdemcauor in voting He
gaIly at The late charter election. lie first swore in his
vote in the second district Of the Eleventh. Ward, and
again in the third dis;r ict Of the Seventeenth Ward. Yer
diet guilty. aud the court sentenced him TO the rcniteniiary
FIR six months. The punishment is not half a. severe as
deserved hut as The Native American Wings have tie
control Of sila.rs. they let .heir brother eff as easy Us POS
sihir.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-06-06
clay >Ongs---Wiiig irgumrnis!

The following j. n specimen Of the engyarings which
ornament the Clay Song Book, published at the Journal
Office, and embdlishtd viii, the poetic illusions Of the
Dandy EDITOR of the journal. IL . said that the editor
Of tie Rife expressed some indignation nj the fellow.
ing. probably on account # ihc assoefaiions At called up.
iiut considering that lee should lose The benefit Of " \
New Song. dedicated 10 the Wing Rifle, hc consented
To- puff a., trigger aud on. Wen. look at -
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-06-06

CT The same papers which brought The intelligence -
Pok and Virgil, also stated that Senator "'sn' h''
declined the nomination. @; Wee President u : NO"
stated that GronsK NJ. Dallas oi Pennsylvania oc -
the ablsst men Of the country. will take the place OIL NJ
Wright. This will be equally satisfactory 10 inc demo-
cratic party Of the Wes..
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-06-06
Thc Germ ,,l Paper.

Our friend at Bowling Green. AVID Others VINO nave
written 10 Us. are Informed that we have no prospee'uses
vet printed for tic German paper. Can 'hey q ~"
one. and circulate it for The present; or cut one '''" our
psper They vii, find it on the ih page, though NOT Il"
the German types. They may receive subscribers VIM
n fear of the result OF a failure. except IN ase u
some very uutcwari accident. Mr.. w. VIII Proos0y
>isi, Bowling Green. should be be requested by a n0'e
left for him al i'erre Hsute IN season.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-06-06

Bulrer comipg to .7msrca The London Court Jour
nal SAYS that the distinguished author, l.. /. Bulwer, -
on the eve of sailing for The L. States OF North America,
in which he intends to make Il proiracicd stay HIS os-
icn~ible object is the improvement Of hs health, which
has been for a long time declining. Well, we hope he
will he treated with due respect but we more strongly
hope that the cod fish arisiocracv of the eastern cities,
Who made fools of themselves and DlcEcns, ard who
have always conducted themselves towards foreign irav-
cllers in such a way as To bring disgrace on the great mass
Of our sensible people. Will cndcavor TO restrain their fol-
" in some degree. Ifihey do not, we trust that Bui~er
has discrimination enough not to coni'nnd, ~ Dickens
did, the sober masses with the irotly apes Of good So
ciety.'
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-06-06

The Ty'er Convention at Baltimore was a most r"'eu-
,ops farce. After a great deal of fuss and a near approach
70 tisticuff.. Tyler was nominated for President No nom
nation vas made for Vice. Perhaps Tsler VIII be elected
10 both offices. When that happens, 10 Smith VIII nc
Secretary of State. and Paison Miller will have a h'gh
seat in the Cahiuc, along with Lewis Fitzgerald iass'ro
.,J Dslszon Smith. NIvc Ia humhus' Cont We eripp'es'
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-06-06

rPThc Winchester Patriot cxulis at tho fact that the
spn shone, on the day Of The Wing convention N Ran
dolph county, and halls 1t as a favorable omen ii Wing
gerry lie iorseis that 1t l. aS much the general order Oh
Providence for the sun 10 shine ON the Just as WEI as The
unjust. n that spccini interpretations are direciei to the
correction of the wickedncss of The latter. Pharaoh har-
dened his hearr. notwithstanding the calanities that were
inflicted upon him. The Winchester Patriot follows his
example. bat swift destruction Will yet overwheln It's
hopes.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-06-06

D'"Thc Sobcr Second ThopeAf,' Is the title Of polr
l,tcal campaign paper, to be published IN New 'rh' by
a few democratic Young men, who "yoluu,eer their labor
and pledge ;r.ir resources To publish the cheapest news
paper ever offered to the public" We have seen a spec
linen number, from which we copied an excellent aillcle
last week, and feel safe IN warmly recommending HE pa
per TO the patronage Of The democracy. The regular is
sue commences immcdia.el, after The Baltimore uomina-
lions, and Will continue TIL the election. Terms: ! CO.
ny. for the full term - cts and at the rate of five copies
10 one address for 81 for all greater numbers. Address
Daniel T.. Sicklcs. New York.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-06-06

pERRYSVlLLE. Mar 20. 1871.
SINS Comparatively few koons hsve passed here 80
their jubilee not %one.iouuh as many a. PASSED here in
40. The river l. ia fine ogier. ana yet but tiTcc small
boats have passed. one Of which stopped here some three
hours. durir 9 which ,inr they paradel our streets. singing
old Dan Tucker, and shouting aloud The Irsscs at Ian,
the God OF koonsry. A great mary Of them we're about
three sheets ia the wind. There were perhaps some three
or four hundred persons aboard these thee boats, men,
women and children. Go 1t kooncfy. l..
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-06-06

U'Thc Albany Evening Journal thinks that Congress
should continue in session til the expiration of Mr.. Ty-
Ter term OF service 50 as to prevent him from DONG any
acts OF irremcdiable mischief. Is not tins a pretty com
mentarv on the course of the Journal and all the Wing pa
pers in 1910, whic, assured the people that John Tyler
was one Cfthe best men living II we belonged 10 such
a parry. we should be willing to r%einquish our rights in
president making until the people could forget the miser-
able failure which they made in $40, according to their
own Showing.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-06-06
Tinnccnnoc Convention.

Tn. cI,v Convention, at the Battle Ground. was. ne we are
,cu,a , See;6ed flilLTc-so many of the delegates them
..,vcs admit. Not more than 1000 persons wele present,
co.n,inr delegates, pedlers, women. children, loaie's' daf-
revs and song Singers. The fact i, the day of humousSsIy i
ove, and !, is impossible fl tie Clay men 10 raise the steam
Of 1910. Their epiarh i wTiiicn-lleiet they he under the
Ct Az.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-06-06

e We are requested L, stale that Jtars Svrcnovr, E~e.
declines being a Candidate for school Commissioner.
NEssRs Eniross :-piease say ihal 4 4. Nf~r.. e Law
renee Township. vii eor>eut % -ci,e = : school Commi--
sionor, he viii have the ~uggo'tof MASS DEMOCRATS.
aJ-Ne are requested 20 announce IAcae L,NnI, a. a can
aidate fr le-elo,u9n TO he oln,eo 81 rsss.user and Coilecler-
uNo name vii be announced without the cash in
advance.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-06-06
Civ county,.

We understand that Allen 4. Rose. Esq. has been NOM
mated by a county Convention as a candidate 10 represent
CLAW county in the next legislature This Is a most ex-
ccllent selection and we suppose the coon~ themselves
will give up the idea of trying TO beat him, except they
nrsvail on Mr.. Osborn To- go it
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-06-06

c. In our next paper We shall probably iurnish no
graphical sketch Of Gov. PoLS. who has long been one oil
the most efficient Democratic leaders OF the county anu
who had received the preference OF many STATES as 'e
candidate for Wee President Col Polk Is a democrat OF
the Jefferson. Jackson and 'an Baren school, anu mas
never iaiered for a moment. He Is a man also oil spienu'd
talents and requirements, and an unbsemished mo'a' 'ha'-
actcr.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-06-06
V..E egsa 81 ~. V..El -.

(,,cch eyed Storey. ls0sc%t. and Retail.
'.,IE UNDERSIGNED having understood that lc,e iitr iaa-af
II gods 1T other places slnp-ins hey wer- 'rnfiar" fh ~, ht'e
had f. r. store sec N,ra .tt o. ni-ltf Tire inafe 't-ht tt Hui W.
are NOW receiving dl~,t fr.p Nrw York. the lrrr~. 'tsa.t-f and
h-i -rIectd t-Nns nent oi uuti- t.ef nVl-ht t. sci4. consisting
ia fld of the following:
li.i9al yds. brown and hie7,het - " Safifefs ard itafs.
she,utg. .-ti fas- lHIiifn a"l it.As
-hn - Prints ~ m q rf-. TIC tu lAfr-.
l.r-A Trknr and Itilme. lW dz Palm Hats 7ni roo1
lasa 81. Summer sraG-. lOta~eS inr AID sAkias
80 pieces cloths aud ca-~mfffs,
Ieehorn and straw Ponu.- latest rths Nhh"rS. ti"Ntfs.'H ff
nalS Nrh<. Nni-. Cove. iat'~. if-fn-~. faf~efH'~. IItf'd. ~
IaiueS. rniziuu-s. Aipea~, ten'azi'eS p 30 ami i-n"o Sl.- =
fu .atrn-i,e assortment ot lifiawafr- Nal- 30 "i'f'fssH 30
kinds
Yankee NfNnso ~ every ta-fh4ison 10 which c aiitiionoi TIE
pedrr~ - iuV fed.
~. call le attention 81 fme money -avn~~ on'"nrrfr f''hr H""e.
AMI 80 who wish 10 bus Z uM~ boss. Vii tHi % y" fher adsaut-- bi
un Il t, thctk.t,d Siue. .ifs.ae The ialnsr ii"n-r
-4ts PRESTON. horn p 60.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-06-06

Unless our friends besiir themselves, we shall be behind
hand-a perfect disgrace To ourselves. This must no'he.
II i impossible for Us, tied up rs we are, 10 do more than
, fair share. Why won some of our friends move IN
this matter
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-06-06

y friend hands us an old paper describing 4 method Of
planting corn different from that generally adopted. and
which ssaid To be much more productive. IN tins way
go bushels have been raised in New York on four acres,
in one year 81 from three acres IN another and IL is
rhongii the amount may be Increased 20 Gao busi,el~ an
acre. The farmers who tried the experiment IN N"w
York, describe their process as follows: they prepare
their land wei, then make hy a shovel plough, "A trench
- inches wide. put IN manure and cover ~. Two feet
nine inches distant they make a similar trench, place tic
manure. aud 50 on tlirnnsh the fold. They Then, over
the trench, drill IN lhcir corn lhas
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-06-06

Judge sample, one of the Wing representatives. from
this State. voted " nth the minority OF "a, against Duncan :
simultaneous election bill. lie Is Of course We suppose,
IN favor of pipela, ins. Mark II down.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-06-06

little y. Y. Express thinks the burning Of Gen.
Ilarrison's house at North Bend IN leiO, was probably
the work OF some locoloco. More likely II was the work
of certain leading wings, who wished in that WAY TO de-
srrov the thousands of letters with which they had food
ed tho old man, and which it would not have suited them
To come to daylight. What an instructive lesson would
that correspondence have taught the people Of this coun-
try. If IL could have been published instead OF burnt!
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-06-06

The Journal is perfectly silent as 10 that order Tor inc
Butter" As it has been treated as a Joke by some
bu, few knowing The facts, we think the publisher owes II
to the public aud himself to give an explanation.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-06-06

Q1rThc Democratic party have now only TO 6gh, for .
rousins uJoray. They are sue Of victory. any how
Mark that. The Coon may as well come down, for Capt
Scott is after HIM.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-06-06

Dr Read a communication IA another column. m Feiato on
to an article in the Journal conceTnln; the late di'cu ssion N
the Methodist General Conference
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-06-06
Space he'wecn he rows n

When the corn is at a proper state, they wihaIsat
plough, throw a snail firow ~ on each ial and hoe 1t
in.
Ne hardly suppose thal II vii he iaonsii worth wiile
by our TURNER'S To adopt such a mode oi planting, winlr 10y
the ordinary one. the difficulty 4 greater to hnd "a market
for what i produced, lhan 10 produce enough 10 supply
he market. Bml the above method may perhaps b. lfo-
ftably adopted IN gardens and II not unini'fe>isfs 10
know of the efforts made hy orr Industrious hriifen at
the cast rr the Improvement of agricultural labor.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-06-06

GIVE publish the first two days proceedings IN tn
National Convention IN this paper. We shall give Ih
remainder next week.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-06-06

nThcy complain in Tennessee that there has been
no rain To noisicn the earth since last fehrunry We
have been wondering where all the ram come from win
which we have been flooded for the past three months.
II must be that we have had Tennessee share IN addi-
ZION to our own. II is feared that the continued rams IN
,b,s o,sr;,- viii lnlure the wheat crop, vhieh coamcnc-
., e,.,y s,me Of our farmers have not planted alltheir
corn. owing 10 the continued rams.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-06-06
Epgr:.l.:.

To beat our lin Polk,
Wings viii hud It no ike.
you very well know the wced S pofs9n)
vt the lies Of November,
Now all please remember,
Twin ghysic Clay aud Freiinghuyscn.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-06-06

.-u:,a; LIE Ra.ag.nc Co.. -" Eo-!s.
- -, = Compr1s = 90 grant inafrtr.r On r"f<p H = t"rr-H tF 2
Z All. y ihreo any other institution IA tie ! nirf ~f.l'- ff
cone j.. l,fnu desiring fo fleet insurance on tirlf ow "a hs's r i'
,- 81 oineis. s.. apPy to
Il. MOORE. i-~ni. Indianapolis. Ind am.
r-rcommunicatons b5s; aGs o. fse. VII reeve ima~iiie -